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Stay Warm and Toasty This Winter
Get expert furnace installation services in Williamsport, PA and the surrounding areas
Tired of shivering in your frigid home? Hire us to install a furnace that's capable of heating every room efficiently. In 1891, our HVAC company was delivering furnaces to homeowners via horse-drawn carriage. Nowadays, the only thing that's different are the modern furnaces we install and the trucks we use to transport our quality equipment.
Turn to Forsburg Furnace & Air Conditioning Co. for furnace installation services in Williamsport, PA and the surrounding areas. Furnaces are the heating systems of choice because:
- They improve indoor air quality
- They are affordable compared to other heating systems
- They're energy-efficient
Get your faulty furnace fixed now
Forsburg Furnace & Air Conditioning offers furnace repair service in Williamsport, PA and the surrounding areas. We can repair your furnace if it's suffering from:
- Ignition problems
- A dirty burner
- Belt and blower issues
- A faulty thermostat
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What heating services do you provide?
A: We service and repair furnaces, provide furnace installations and replacements, fix airflow and ignition issues, and offer seasonal tune-ups to keep your home warm and safe.
Q: What are signs my furnace needs repair?
A: Watch for inconsistent heating, strange odors, loud banging or rattling, short cycling, a yellow pilot light (instead of blue), or a sudden spike in energy bills.
Q: Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
A: This could be a thermostat setting issue, clogged filter, ignition problem, or a malfunctioning flame sensor. We'll inspect and restore proper heating.
Q: How often should a furnace be serviced?
A: Once a year is ideal-usually in the fall-before cold weather arrives. Regular service helps prevent breakdowns and improves efficiency.
Q: How long does a furnace last?
A: Most furnaces last around 15-20 years depending on use, maintenance, and system quality.
Q: Is a furnace making noise dangerous?
A: Some noises may be minor, but banging, grinding, or popping can indicate mechanical issues. If you smell gas or suspect a carbon monoxide issue, shut the system off and contact a professional immediately.
Q: What temperature should I set my thermostat in winter?
A: Many homeowners choose around 68°F when home and lower at night or while away. The best setting depends on comfort, insulation, and personal preference.
Areas We Serve:
WILLIAMSPORT, MONTOURSVILLE, MUNCY, HUGHESVILLE, JERSEY SHORE, AND SURROUNDING AREAS.
*Federal income tax credit available to U.S. homeowners only for qualifying heat pump models. Terms and conditions for tax credit are dependent on federal and state laws and regulations and are subject to change. Contact your tax advisor for further requirements and to confirm eligibility for tax credits.
