Furnace Repairs in Atlanta
24/7 Emergency Furnace Repair Services in Atlanta & the Surrounding Areas
When your furnace stops working, you need a reliable company that can provide fast, effective repairs. At Cunningham Associates Heating & Air Conditioning, we offer 24/7 emergency furnace repair in Atlanta and the surrounding areas. Our NATE-certified technicians have the training and experience to repair all makes and models of furnaces and heat pumps. We are committed to providing the highest quality workmanship and customer service.
Call (770) 343-7565 or contact us online for furnace repair in Atlanta, GA, or the surrounding areas. We also offer financing options!
Signs You Need Professional Furnace Repair
It is important to call for professional furnace repair at the first sign of trouble. This can help you avoid a complete breakdown and the need for a more expensive repair. We are always here to help when you need us.
Call us if you notice any of the following:
- Strange noises – If your furnace is making strange noises, it is a good idea to call for a repair. This can include banging, clanging, squealing, or any other unusual sounds.
- Unpleasant odors – If you notice a burning smell, it could be a sign that the furnace is overheating. A musty smell could indicate mold or mildew in the system.
- Higher energy bills – If your energy bills have been increasing, it could be a sign that your furnace is not working as efficiently as it should be. This can be caused by a number of issues, including a dirty air filter, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a problem with the blower motor.
- Short cycling – If your furnace is turning on and off frequently, it is a sign that something is wrong. This can be caused by a number of issues, including a dirty air filter, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a problem with the blower motor.
- Weak airflow – If you notice that the airflow from your vents is weak, it could be a sign that your furnace is not working properly. This can be caused by a number of issues, including a dirty air filter, a problem with the blower motor, or a leak in the ductwork.
- Uneven heating – If some rooms in your home are too hot while others are too cold, it could be a sign that your furnace is not working properly. This could be caused by a number of issues, including a dirty air filter, a problem with the blower motor, or a leak in the ductwork.
- Yellow pilot light – If the pilot light on your furnace is yellow instead of blue, it could be a sign that your furnace is producing carbon monoxide. This is a serious issue that requires immediate attention.
The Cunningham Difference
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"Extremely Professional and Honest"
I've used them to install new a/c units in my old house and now my new house and even in 97+ degree weather we stay cool! I recommend them to everyone I know.
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"So glad we found an AC service provider we can finally trust."
We’ve used Cunningham for years now. Joe Kasik and team are always responsive, reasonably priced and professional.
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"I don’t worry when they are working at my house."
I tried another well-known company just for maintenance, and it was a mess. So back I went to Cunningham. I don’t worry when they are working at my house.
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"Highly recommend them!"
Always excellent service, accurate diagnosis on time repair. I personally met Bob Cunningham great guy, great owner.
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"I would recommend them to anyone in Atlanta."
Cunningham Associates is the most trustworthy, honest and professional HVAC company I have dealt with.
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"Polite, Knowledgeable, Responsive, Hard-Working"
These guys are responsive, hard-working gentlemen. They are great at diagnosing and repairing any issues without trying to upsell additional products.
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"Responded the same day and quickly repaired it!"
Tim has serviced our system for 15 years and the call was assigned to him and he always does a great job with friendly service.
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"Would definitely use again!"
Nick was great, even had guys fix our A/C before planned time. Fixed quickly and at a fair price.
Mark K.
Strange Noises Coming From Your Furnace?
Strange noises coming from your furnace are not only irritating but can also indicate potential issues that need attention. While it's common for furnaces to make some noise when starting up, certain sounds can signal that there’s a problem. Ignoring these unusual noises could lead to more significant furnace issues, so it's essential to recognize them and address them promptly.
Whether it's a loud banging, whistling, or scraping noise, these sounds could point to various mechanical problems. If you notice any of these noises, it's time to consider professional furnace repairs in Atlanta from Cunningham Associates.
Common furnace noises and their potential causes include:
- Banging or Popping: Often caused by expanding and contracting metal ducts or delayed ignition in the furnace burners.
- Whistling: This can indicate an airflow issue, such as a dirty air filter or blocked vents.
- Scraping: A scraping noise could be a sign of a problem with the blower wheel or fan, possibly due to a loose or broken component.
- Rattling: Loose or broken parts inside the furnace can cause rattling sounds, often pointing to deteriorating internal components.
- Squealing: This could indicate a worn-out belt or issues with the motor or bearings.
Addressing strange furnace noises quickly can prevent more severe damage and ensure your heating system operates efficiently. If you’re experiencing unusual sounds, it's best to schedule an inspection with Cunningham Associates. Our team specializes in furnace repairs in Atlanta and can diagnose the problem to restore your furnace's quiet and smooth operation.
Choose Cunningham for Reliable Furnace Services in Atlanta
When you need furnace repair in Atlanta, you can count on Cunningham Associates Heating & Air Conditioning to get the job done right. We are fully licensed and insured, and all of our technicians are NATE-certified.
Contact us online or give us a call at (770) 343-7565 to schedule furnace repairs in Atlanta, GA, or the surrounding areas.
