Sometimes, a problem with your furnace is unavoidable.

Maybe it’s an annoying rattling noise or a problem with the blower. What matters is your comfort is compromised.

Ozark Mountain Air is here to help in any way we can. Our team of licensed HVAC professionals can diagnose the problem and offer you a practical solution. Helping people with their heating needs is our specialty!

Common Signs of Furnace Problems

Here are some common signs to watch out for that could indicate a furnace problem:

  • Your furnace won’t turn on—or turns on but then shuts off.
  • No air is coming out from the vents when your furnace is on.
  • Cool or lukewarm air is blowing out from the vents.
  • Your carbon monoxide detector is going off.
  • Your furnace is making unusual sounds.
  • There is a concerning smell coming from your furnace.
  • Your home struggles to remain warm.
  • There are hot or cold spots throughout your Fayetteville, AR, home.
  • You notice condensation on windows or doors.
  • Your energy bills have been increasing for no known reason.

Not sure what is causing the problem? Call our Ozark Mountain Air professionals. We are happy to evaluate your system and its efficiency.

Your furnace might turn on and off, but that doesn’t mean it’s operating at optimal efficiency. A struggling heating system costs you money. It’s always better to discover problems early on and prevent the need for furnace replacement service.

How to Avoid Furnace Problems

Planned maintenance is the best way to keep your furnace running strong. Schedule a tune-up in the early fall before the cold weather arrives. Be sure to change your HVAC filter according to your owner’s manual—more often if you have pets or someone with allergies in your Fayetteville, AR, household.

At Ozark Mountain Air, we offer a convenient Customer Care Agreement to fit your budget and needs. As a maintenance plan member, you’ll enjoy discounts on parts and labor, priority service, and other perks. Join today and start saving money right away.

Call Our Professionals for Furnace Repair Today

When your furnace in your Fayetteville, AR, home has a problem, contact Ozark Mountain Air right away. Our licensed HVAC repair professionals will get your heating equipment operating at peak capacity as soon as possible or offer you another solution. Call us at 479-521-2370 or request service online.

Need Furnace Repair Service?

Contact the experts at Ozark Mountain Air.

Call us at 479-521-2370!

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“These people are amazing and truly concerned about caring for their customers! My HVAC (20 years old) completely failed a week ago, and I was trying to get along with small electric heaters, confined all day to a closed bedroom to keep from freezing. When I notified them of this, they immediately started preparing to replace my furnace, coming out to inspect and take measurements for a whole new unit (of my choice) to install soon. But then, because of the sudden news that a record-setting snow storm with sub-freezing temperatures was approaching, they called me back and said that they were concerned for my welfare and had decided to send a crew out early in the morning (just before the snowstorm hit) to make an emergency installation of just the furnace component (leaving the A/C components for later). The crew of servicemen did indeed come early in the morning and successfully completed a major installation of a new furnace unit in its very difficult position in the attic crawl-space, in what seemed record time, soon filling the house with wonderfully warm air – just before the snow began to fall! It has performed beautifully ever since! I have slept in peace, with perfect comfort throughout the house for the first time in a week, very comfortable throughout the very worst of this record freezing weather! I cannot begin to express my deep appreciation for their genuine concern for me, their hurry to assure my welfare, and the flawlessness of their work!”
- David G.