Our team installed this Fort Smith heating system recently. The homeowner, a Comfort Club (our maintenance plan) member, still booked a heating tune-up before the first cold weather. New equipment benefits from a first season check too.
What Our Technician Found
Our technician went through the furnace. He checked the burners and ignition, the flame sensor (a thin metal rod that tells the furnace the burners actually lit), the gas valve wiring and the safety controls. He also looked over the blower wheel (the fan that pushes warm air through your vents) and tested the electrical parts with a meter.
What We Completed
- Completed the furnace tune-up and inspection.
- Checked the burners, ignition and flame sensor.
- Checked the safety controls and electrical connections.
- Inspected the blower and the air filter.
The Result
The homeowner heads into heating season knowing the new system was checked from the burners to the blower. Learn more about our heating maintenance.
What Homeowners Can Learn From This Job
- New systems need maintenance too. A first season check sets a baseline for the years ahead.
- The flame sensor matters. If it cannot see the flame, the furnace shuts itself off.
- Keep up with filters. A clean filter protects a new blower.
Need Heating and Cooling Service in Fort Smith?
Our team serves homeowners across Fort Smith and the River Valley. If something does not seem right with your system, call us or book online and we will take a look.
