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Are you dealing with pesky furnace troubles?

We know how stressful it can be when your home isn’t as warm as it should be. At Great Dane, we help homeowners like you fix their furnace problems quickly and efficiently through skilled furnace repair.

From noisy units to rising energy bills, we’re ready to handle all your heating repair needs and help you stay comfortable all winter.

Furnace Repair

For a lot of people, unexpected heating issues pop up right when the temperatures drop. Our experienced technicians have seen it all—whether your furnace stops heating altogether or your energy bills start rising without any real reason.

You also might hear odd noises if your furnace is broken. Unusual sounds like banging, screeching, or rattling can be signs of mechanical issues. Similarly, musty or burning smells could mean there’s a problem with your furnace’s components.

One of the best things you can do to avoid major heater repairs is to stay ahead of potential problems. If your furnace seems to be working, but certain rooms are still chilly, there could be a problem with your ductwork or a blockage preventing warm air from circulating.

If you notice a sudden spike in your energy bills without an increase in usage, your furnace might be working harder than it should due to internal issues. And finally, if your furnace’s pilot light is yellow instead of blue, this could indicate a ventilation problem or even carbon monoxide—something that needs immediate attention.

Furthermore, a furnace that turns on and off too often might be struggling with airflow issues or thermostat problems.

When should you call us for heater repair? If you notice:

Unexpectedly higher energy bills
Loud or strange noises

Hot and cold spots around your home
The furnace keeps cycling on and off

When Your Furnace is Broken, Trust Great Dane

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Founded in 1999, Great Dane is a heating company that was built on the idea that every customer should “Experience the Service You Deserve!” That’s why we focus on making your service experience as hassle-free as possible.

We’re proud to be recognized as a Carrier Leadership Dealer, and our team is trained to work on all makes and models of furnaces, not just one or two brands. We were even named one of the top 10 HVAC contractors in the U.S. by the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) and earned the “Contractor of the Year” title in Michigan.

With our Customer MVP Program, you can get regular system check-ups and priority service whenever you need it. Whether it’s a quick fix or an emergency heater repair, our team is here 24/7 to keep your home comfortable. Click to learn more.

HVAC

We install, repair, and maintain heating and cooling systems to keep your home comfortable year-round. Count on us for efficient, reliable climate control solutions.

Plumbing

From leaky faucets to full repipes, our licensed plumbers handle all your plumbing needs with speed and care. We’re here for emergencies, too.

Electrical

Safe, code-compliant electrical work for your home or business. From panel upgrades to lighting installations and troubleshooting!

Commercial

Reliable mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical services tailored for commercial spaces; designed to minimize downtime and maximize efficiency.

Indoor Air Quality

Breathe cleaner air with our IAQ solutions, including air purifiers, humidity control, and duct cleaning. Perfect for healthier, more comfortable indoor environments.

Ready to fix your furnace?

Contact Great Dane today for expert heating and furnace repair!

There are several types of furnace filters but all filters should be checked monthly and changed as needed, and if all else fails, consult your owner’s manual.

Yes! But only with a proper cover. Custom covers are available at a very affordable cost. Covering the air conditioner prevents snow and ice from building up and resting on the fan blade and motor causing unwanted wear and tear on the unit.

We recommend having your furnace cleaned every fall. It is important to have the furnace inspected by a professional to ensure that it is operating safely and at peak efficiency. Proper adjustment can lower your heating bills and performing standard maintenance can prevent breakdowns before they occur.

The average life of a furnace ranges from 18 to 22 years. Sure some may last longer, but those that do have usually been maintained every year.

Yes! During the winter months while the furnace is operating, the heat generated evaporates the water vapor in the air leaving your home feeling dry and possibly causing a scratchy throat, bloody noses, and causing woodwork to shrink and crack. It is important to maintain proper humidity in your home for your comfort and to protect your valuables. Maintaining proper humidity could also lower utility bills by as much as 15%.

As your furnace gets older, it becomes more important to have it inspected every year to ensure safe operation. If your furnace is getting older and is prone to problems, you may want to replace it. If your furnace has a faulty heat exchanger, you may want to replace it. Today’s furnaces are much more efficient than older units with efficiencies as high as 96.6%.

Yes! Air Conditioning systems are primarily electrical, so it is important to have the electrical components checked to ensure that a faulty device will not cause larger, more expensive failures. The most important reason to have your system checked is the system’s pump, called the compressor. The compressor is cooled by refrigerant, not air. If the system charge is even slightly low, it could cause the compressor to overheat, causing damage.

Yes, having your ducts cleaned will improve your indoor air quality as well as keep your heating and cooling system clean and operating properly.

It could be that your thermostat needs to be adjusted. However, it is more likely to be the humidity level in your home. When the humidity level is lowered, it causes the moisture to be removed from the surface of your skin, causing you to feel cold. Installing a humidifier in your home can save you money by allowing you to keep the thermostat at a lower setting.

Yes! Today’s high-efficiency units can usually cut utility bills in half.

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"I had a great first experience with Great Dane. The technician, Adam, was punctual, capable of answering all of my questions and quick with the service needed. I would use this company again in the future!"

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