Furnace Repair Vancouver
Furnace failures don’t stick to a schedule — and neither do we. At Moore & Russell, we provide 24/7 emergency furnace repair across Vancouver to get your heat back on without delay. Whether your system quits overnight or breaks down on a long weekend, our team is ready to respond with fast, professional service. When your furnace needs urgent attention, we’re just a call away , day or night.
Why Choose Moore & Russell for Your Furnace Service?
We’re On Our Way!
If your furnace breaks down, you don’t have days to wait. Moore & Russell offers same-day service across Vancouver, 365 days a year. We never outsource — your call is handled by our local, in-house professionals who show up on time and ready to restore heat quickly.
Repairs That Prevent Future Breakdowns
Quick fixes may get your furnace running, but unless the root issue is addressed, you could be facing repeat repairs. Our certified HVAC experts go beyond surface-level problems, using the correct parts and methods approved by the manufacturer to boost your furnace’s performance and prevent future breakdowns.
Reliable Furnace Service from Experts Who Put You First
You need more than a technician — you need someone who shows up on time, communicates clearly, and gets the job done right the first time. Our repair team knows how disruptive a furnace issue can be, so we come fully prepared to solve most problems in a single visit with no unnecessary delays or surprises.
Whole Home Comfort, No Fine Print
We back every furnace repair with our satisfaction commitment. If the repair doesn’t hold up or the problem returns within the warranty period, we’ll come back and address it.
Dealing with a furnace emergency? Moore & Russell offers 24/7 emergency repair across Vancouver. Don’t sit in the cold — call now for dependable furnace service that gets your heat back fast.
Our Furnace Repair Service Process
Step 1: A Careful Inspection to Find the Real Problem
We begin with a detailed check of your furnace’s critical components, including the burners, gas line, and heat exchanger, to identify the source of the issue. Whether it’s a minor concern or a full system failure, our thorough approach ensures nothing gets overlooked.
Step 2: Smart Diagnostics That Get It Right the First Time
Using advanced diagnostic tools, we pinpoint the exact cause of the problem—be it airflow restrictions, electrical faults, or ignition failures. Our goal is to correctly identify and fix the issue on the first visit.
Step 3: Upfront Repairs with No Surprises
Before any work begins, we explain the issue in plain language and provide all available repair options. You’ll receive a clear, itemized quote—no hidden fees or unexpected charges.
Step 4: Fast Part Replacements to Get Your Heat Back
We carry essential parts like gas valves, flame sensors, blower motors, and igniters in our service vehicles, allowing us to replace faulty components on the spot in most cases and restore your heat without delay.
Step 5: Boosting Performance While We’re at It
To maximize efficiency, we clean key areas of your furnace, inspect the air filter and blower system, and fine-tune performance settings. Preventive service now means fewer problems later.
Step 6: Final Safety Checks
We complete a full system test before we finish, including a carbon monoxide check and ventilation review. Whether it’s a routine fix or an emergency furnace repair, we make sure your system is safe and running properly before we leave.
Common Furnace Problems
Over time, furnace problems can occur—even with regular maintenance. Below are some of the most frequent issues that may call for expert furnace repair.
Furnace Blowing Cold Air
- Ignition Troubles – If the igniter fails or the pilot assembly is dirty, the burner won’t ignite, leaving your furnace to push out cold air.
- Contaminated Flame Sensor – When the flame sensor gets covered in buildup, it can’t verify ignition, causing the system to shut the burner off for safety.
- Thermostat Problems – Dead batteries, improper settings, or wiring malfunctions can all prevent your thermostat from signaling the furnace to generate heat.
Furnace Won’t Turn On
- Breaker Tripped – If your furnace suddenly loses power, the issue may be a tripped breaker due to an overloaded circuit or surge.
- Blower Motor Issues – A failed blower motor or bad capacitor can stop the furnace from running and disrupt air circulation.
- Blocked Air Filter – A clogged filter can restrict airflow, overheat the system, and activate the high-limit switch, shutting the furnace down.
Strange Noises or Smells
- Clanking or Vibration – These sounds might point to loose hardware, delayed ignition, or problems with the blower motor.
- Burnt Odours – Overheating wires, dust on the heat exchanger, or worn-out motors can release a burning smell.
- Smell of Gas – If you detect gas, turn off the furnace, leave the house immediately, and contact a professional. Gas leaks are a serious safety threat.
Having furnace trouble? Our certified technicians at Moore & Russell will diagnose the issue fast, explain your repair options with transparent pricing, and make sure your heating system is running smoothly again.
Frequently Asked Questions About Furnace Repair
Tired of dealing with furnace issues?
Moore & Russell offers dependable furnace repair in Vancouver, day or night. Whether you’re looking for a quick tune-up or urgent emergency service, our skilled technicians are ready to restore your heat—fast and hassle-free.
How Often Should I Have My Furnace Serviced?
It’s recommended to schedule furnace maintenance once per year—preferably before the cold weather hits. Annual service helps reduce the chance of breakdowns, boosts system performance, and increases its lifespan. During a typical visit, a technician will inspect safety features, clean key components, and ensure everything is operating correctly to prevent costly issues later.
How Much Does a Furnace Repair Cost?
Repair costs can vary depending on the problem. Fixing something simple like a dirty air filter or malfunctioning thermostat usually costs less. More involved repairs—like replacing a heat exchanger, blower motor, or control board—can be more expensive due to parts and labour.
How Many Years Does a Furnace Last?
Furnaces typically last between 15 and 20 years, but with proper maintenance, they can run even longer. If your unit keeps breaking down, can’t maintain a steady temperature, or is driving up your energy bills, it may be time to consider a replacement.
Can I Repair My Furnace Myself?
Furnace repairs—especially emergency ones—should always be left to professionals. Trying to fix gas or electrical components without training can lead to dangerous situations like gas leaks or fires. It’s much safer to call a qualified Moore & Russell technician to assess and repair the issue correctly.