Is Your Heater Failing When You Need It Most?
- The furnace blows cold air instead of warm.
- You hear banging, screeching, or rumbling coming from the closet or attic.
- The pilot light won't stay lit or the burner cycles on and off rapidly.
- You smell gas or burning plastic (Call us immediately!).
Your safety is our priority. A malfunctioning furnace can be a Carbon Monoxide hazard.
The "Nick Tech" Safety Guarantee...
Heating repair is not a DIY job. We send safety-certified technicians equipped with combustion analyzers to not only fix the heat but ensure your family is safe from invisible dangers.
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Diagnostic & Safety Check: We identify the broken part AND check the heat exchanger for cracks to prevent CO leaks.
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Honest Recommendations: If it's a $50 part, we'll tell you. If the unit is dangerous and needs replacement, we'll show you the proof.
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Restored Comfort: We carry common parts on our trucks (igniters, flame sensors, boards) to get your heat back on in one visit.
Cozy, Safe, and Efficient
Stop bundling up in blankets inside your own house. Let us restore the cozy warmth you deserve, quietly and efficiently.
"Our heater died on Christmas Eve. Nick Tech picked up the phone when no one else did. The tech arrived in 2 hours, fixed a bad igniter, and saved our holiday. Customers for life!"
- The Peterson Family, El Dorado Hills
Heating Repair Services
We repair all types of heating systems: Gas Furnaces, Heat Pumps, and Electric Handlers.
Common fixes include: Flame Sensors, Igniters, Blower Motors, and Control Boards.
We are licensed to inspect heat exchangers for safety certification.
This often means the burner isn't lighting due to a dirty flame sensor or bad igniter. The safety system turns off the gas, but the fan keeps running.
If it turns on and off every few minutes, it could be a dirty filter causing overheating, or a faulty thermostat. Check your filter first!
Screeching usually means a blower motor belt or bearing is failing. Booming noises on startup indicate delayed ignition (dangerous gas buildup).
CARBON MONOXIDE WARNING
A cracked heat exchanger can leak deadly CO gas into your home. This is invisible and odorless.
- Yellow Flames – Burner flames should be blue. Yellow means incomplete combustion.
- Excess Moisture – Condensation on windows can indicate back-drafting.
- CO Detectors – Ensure you have working detectors in hallways.
