At Boss Mechanical, we understand the sense of urgency when your furnace suddenly stops working. If you need emergency furnace repair in Toronto and the surrounding areas, call our 24-Hr Emergency Response Line now at:
Our team will arrive at your home or business promptly to repair your furnace, regardless of the type of heating system or brand of equipment or replace your furnace with a new one if necessary.
Your furnace is one of the most critical components of your home or business, especially when temperatures begin plummeting during the cold season. When your furnace is not working, choosing a reputable service company is critical for restoring your heat quickly and efficiently. At Boss Mechanical, we offer high-quality furnace equipment and reliable repair services performed by qualified HVAC technicians, all backed by industry-best customer service.
Even the highest-performing heating units don't last forever. If your furnace is more than 15 years old and the repairs are beginning to add up, a new gas furnace is likely your most beneficial option. In contrast, if your furnace is still relatively new, a simple repair may be all you need to get your system running smoothly.
Whether you need furnace installation, repair, or maintenance in Toronto, the team at Boss Mechanical can handle any furnace service.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed: The furnace repair specialist who fixes your system will arrive with the right equipment, tools, parts, and expertise to ensure complete customer satisfaction from the work we do and the equipment we install.
Although selecting the best furnace for your needs might sound challenging, the team at Boss Mechanical can walk you through the most important things to consider, including:
Your home: The first thing to determine is the size of the furnace you need to heat your entire home. There are many factors to consider besides your home's size, including the amount of insulation, the number of windows, ceiling height and more. An improperly sized furnace can cause increased energy bills and unnecessary wear and tear on your heating system.
Your concerns and expectations: Choosing a new furnace is the best time to address your concerns with your old system and your expectations for your new one. Some examples might include the amount of noise your furnace makes, how expensive your utility bills are and whether there are any hot or cold spots in certain areas of your residence. When our team better understands your preferences and needs, we can help you choose the furnace that will perform best.
Your budget: Once you determine the proper size and address your specific concerns, you can start looking at models that fall within your budget. Although the cost of a new furnace can sometimes seem overwhelming, it's critical to remember that most newer systems are highly energy efficient and quickly pay off over time. Our team can look at your budget and help you determine several of the best options to meet your needs.
When it comes to heating your home, reliability is everything. YORK's gas furnaces are up to the challenge with robust, time-tested construction and quiet, consistent heating.
GOOD — Budget-friendly, energy-efficient heating for your home
BETTER — Perfect balance between performance and cost
BEST — Exceptional comfort, performance, and efficiency
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Here are answers to common questions on home furnaces to make sure they operate efficiently.
Gas furnaces typically last 15 to 20 years with proper maintenance, while electric furnaces can last 20 to 30 years. The lifespan depends on factors like regular maintenance, proper sizing, installation quality and usage patterns. If you keep up with annual maintenance and regular filter changes, you can extend your furnace's life significantly. Poor maintenance can reduce lifespan to just 10 years, while well-maintained systems sometimes exceed 30 years.
Furnace water leaks commonly occur in high-efficiency models because of condensation issues with clogged drain lines, damaged condensate pumps or cracked heat exchanges. The water travels through condensate drain hoses and pumps, and blockages in any component can cause backup and leaks. To fix this, turn off your furnace immediately, clean up the water to prevent damage and call a HVAC professional for diagnosis and repair.
As a general habit, you should check your furnace filter monthly and replace it when it's visibly dirty. If you have standard one to two-inch filters, you should change them every 60 to 90 days. Thicker filters last longer, with 2-inch filters needing replacement every 6 months and 4-inch filters can last 9 to 12 months. If you have pets, allergies or multiple occupants in your home, you should change your furnace filter more frequently, typically every 30 to 60 days.
A common reason for cold air from your furnace is incorrect thermostat settings, such as the fan being set to “ON” instead of “AUTO” or the temperature being set too low. Dirty air filters can cause overheating and trigger safety switches that shut off burners while blowers continue running, which makes your furnace blow cold air. Other causes include pilot light issues, faulty flame sensors, game supply problems or ignition system malfunctions requiring professional diagnosis.
When you partner with Boss Mechanical, you'll work with a HVAC company that goes far beyond simple installation and furnace repair services. Besides being a single source for all your residential and commercial HVAC needs in the greater Toronto area, we offer flexible financing for nearly every budget. To request a free quote and learn more about our top-quality services, call Boss Mechanical at 647-558-9951647-558-9951.
