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Furnace Repair & Installation

Furnace repair and installation in Canby and Oregon City

When a furnace quits in the middle of an Oregon winter, you want someone who will tell you what is actually wrong instead of quoting a replacement on sight. Trusted Choice handles gas and electric furnace diagnosis, repair and full system replacement across Clackamas County.

What the work covers

Diagnosis that explains itself

You get told what failed, why it failed, and what it costs before any work starts.

Common component repairs

Igniters, flame sensors, blower motors, limit switches, thermostats and control boards.

Full system replacement

When a furnace is genuinely past saving, sized correctly for your home rather than sold by the biggest number.

Airflow and ductwork checks

A furnace that is fine on paper can still leave rooms cold if the air cannot get there.

Signs your furnace needs attention

  • It runs constantly and still does not reach the thermostat setting
  • It starts and stops in short cycles
  • The burner flame is yellow or orange rather than steady blue
  • Heating bills climbed without a change in the weather
  • It is over fifteen years old and repairs are getting frequent
  • Banging, screeching or rattling that was not there last winter
Heat pump condenser installed beside a home in Clackamas County, Oregon

Common questions

Questions we get asked

How long should a furnace last?

Most residential furnaces run fifteen to twenty years with regular maintenance. Past that, repairs tend to arrive more often and cost more each time, which is usually the point where replacement starts making better financial sense.

Is it worth repairing an old furnace, or should I replace it?

It depends on the failure and the age. A cheap part on a ten year old system is an easy repair. A major component on a system near the end of its life is money spent on something you will replace anyway. We will give you both numbers and let you decide.

Why is my furnace blowing cold air?

Common causes include a dirty flame sensor, a failed igniter, a tripped limit switch from restricted airflow, or a thermostat set to run the fan continuously. Several are inexpensive fixes, which is why it is worth diagnosing before assuming the worst.

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Where we do this work

Free estimate

Tell us what it is doing

No heat, no cool, or planning a replacement? Send a few details and Brandon will get back to you. If it is urgent, calling or texting is faster.

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