Expert Heating Repair in Rhinelander & Wausau, WI
Living in Rhinelander means you know how long and cold the winter can be. If your heating system isn’t warming your home adequately, you need fast, reliable heating repair services.
Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electrical is your partner for high-quality heating repairs. We’ve been helping Northern Wisconsin families be comfortable in their homes since 1918, and we offer 100% satisfaction guarantees on our work!
Choose the company that treats everyone like a neighbor! To schedule your heating repair services with Frasier’s, call us at (715) 804-0947 today!
Emergency Services in Rhinelander, WI
If your heating system needs to be repaired during our Rhinelander winters, it can quickly become an emergency. At Frasier’s, we offer emergency repair services to keep your family warm and safe. If you are experiencing any of these signs, it’s time to call for emergency heating repair services:
- Strange noises or smells coming from the unit
- Carbon monoxide detector trips
- Cold air blowing from vents
- Thermostat not working
- Yellow pilot light
It’s also a heating emergency if your system breaks when the temperatures drop below freezing and you have older adults, young children, or people with underlying health issues in your home.
For expert emergency heating repair services, count on Frasier’s. Call us at (715) 804-0947 today!
Rhinelander Heating Repair
The long winters can be brutal on your heating system. When something breaks, the team of friendly professionals at Frasier’s is ready to help you. Our heating repair services include heat pump and boiler repair. Our expert technicians can service any major brand, so you can trust that we’ll get the job done right!
Signs You Need Heating Repair
To keep your home warm and cozy during cold weather, Rhinelander homeowners need to know the signs that your heating system needs to be repaired:
- Not enough heat: If your heating system runs constantly and still can’t keep your home warm, it could signal that you need heating repairs.
- Short-cycling: Short-cycling is when your heating system turns on and off in quick cycles. It could mean your system is overheating or that your thermostat is broken.
- Rising energy bills: If your heating bill goes up without explanation, it could mean your heating system is losing efficiency. Our professionals will be able to find and diagnose the problem.
- Cold spots: If your system cannot evenly heat your home, it could be an issue with your system’s efficiency.
- Loud sounds: Some noise is normal when your heating system runs. Loud grinding or screeching noises signify that something has gone wrong mechanically.
- Won’t turn on: If your heating system won’t turn on, it’s a clear sign that something needs to be repaired.
Call for heating repair services at (715) 804-0947 or contact us online to schedule your appointment today!
Choose Frasier’s for Heating Repair
When you choose Frasier’s for your heating repair needs in Rhinelander, you select the company that has proudly served Northern Wisconsin for over 100 years. Our professionals are friendly and knowledgeable. We are proud to help keep you comfortable in your home because you’re our neighbors!
For exceptional customer service and superior workmanship, backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee, count on Frasier’s! Call (715) 804-0947 or contact us online!
FAQs
When should I replace my furnace?
Most furnaces last around 15 years. With regular, professional maintenance, you can extend the life of your furnace. If your furnace has more frequent and more expensive breakdowns and is over 15 years old, you should consider a replacement.
How often should I replace my furnace filter?
The minimum recommendation for replacing your furnace filter is once every three months. During heavy-use periods, if you notice more dust or less efficiency from your furnace, you may want to change it every month.
How often should I get maintenance on my heating system?
You should have your heating system professionally maintained at least once a year. The best time for maintenance is in early fall, before the heating season begins. Professional care allows trained technicians to catch and repair minor problems before they get bigger, saving you time and money.
