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Home Heater Repair in Greenville, SC

Quality Heater Repair from NATE-Certified Technicians in Greenville

Winters on the east coast can be brutal. Your heating system needs to be properly functioning to help you feel cozy and comfortable by providing reliable temperature control. If you are in need of heater repair in Greenville, count on the team at Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air. We have provided reliable furnace repair services for nearly half a century with a focus on providing fast, effective service, and outstanding customer care. There’s a reason we’re South Carolina’s trusted HVAC service provider.

Whether you have a furnace or heat pump, our NATE-certified technicians have the experience and knowledge required to get your home exactly where it needs to be for you and your family to feel comfortable. If you are looking for professional water heater repair services in Greenville, SC or the surrounding area, you can trust our team to deliver only the best. We have provided solutions for thousands of homes—our goal is to be there for our friends and neighbors.

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Warning Signs that Your Heater Needs Repair

Most of the time, when a heating system breaks it’s pretty obvious—the heater simply won’t turn on. However, most people don’t realize that furnaces typically start to give signs that they are about to break. If you notice any of the following, call one of the NATE-certified HVAC technicians at Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air to perform a diagnostic inspection of your heater. Catching the problems early can help you save money in the long run!

Common signs your heater needs a repair service include:

  • Sudden spike in utility bills—If you’ve noticed a sudden spike in your utility bill, it’s likely that your furnace is not working the way it should be. It’s normal for utility bills to increase at the beginning of the season when you initially start running your heater, but if it’s a dramatic spike and higher than normal, you should have your heater looked at.
  • Heater constantly turns off and on—Heaters typically kick on for about 15 minutes or so and then cycle off for a period of time. If your heater keeps turning off and on and off and on, it is short cycling, which is a key indicator something is wrong. This means that the heater is trapped in the startup phase and turns off before it has a chance to fully complete the cycle.
  • Strange noises—If you hear any strange noise coming from your ductwork while running your heater, there is a good chance that something is not working the way it should be. Most people will hear grinding, booming, loud thumps, or clicking noises.
  • Unusual smells—It’s perfectly normal for heaters to emit a dusty sort of smell when you first turn it on for the season. If the smell doesn’t go away or you notice any other unusual odors when using your furnace, you should call an HVAC technician to take a look. If you smell gas, you should immediately vacate your home, turn off the gas supply to your house, and call your gas company.

Solutions for All Heating Problems

No matter what kind of problem you may be facing with your heating system, we can handle it. Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air has become known throughout South Carolina for our ability to quickly diagnose problems and take care of them effectively. Our heater repair technicians in Greenville have served thousands of customers across the state.

We have dealt with heating problem such as:

  • Pilot light issues
  • Faulty sensors
  • Gas line issues

Most of the time, heating system issues only appear when it’s most inconvenient. We understand and have technicians ready to help you. Our consistent five-star ratings demonstrate our ability to provide outstanding service. We’re ready to help.

Heater Repair vs. Heater Replacement

Sometimes, it is no longer financially feasible to repair an old heater that has reached the end of its lifespan. If our assessment of your heater reveals that a replacement would be the best option for you, we’d be happy to educate you on your options for new unit installation. Rest assured that our technicians will never pressure you into something you don’t really need—our goal is simply to help you find the best solution for your heating troubles. Our team installs all types of heaters and can recommend the right unit to meet your needs and budget. For your convenience, financing is available!

Call today at (864) 536-0887 or contact us online to get started with a heater repair in Greenville and Spartanburg counties.

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Repairs for plumbing, heating, and air conditioning can be expensive. When summer or winter hit and you realize your AC or heating doesn’t work, it’s a little late to wait for a service company to fit your repair into their schedule. This also rings true for plumbing repairs that could have been prevented with regular maintenance. With Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air’s Family Service Plan, you get priority customer status, so your repairs are finished sooner, and at a lower cost! For preventative heating, cooling, and plumbing, service in Greenville and Spartanburg, there’s no better option than Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air.