A furnace is the most common way Berks County homes get through January, and it is also the system most likely to be ignored until it stops. Art Smith And Son works on gas and electric furnaces from every major brand: diagnosing the no-heat calls, running the annual tune-ups that prevent them, and installing high-efficiency AirEase and Lennox replacements when a unit reaches the end of its life.
Art and Daniel Smith bring 37 years of combined experience and journeyman's licenses to the work. Start with whichever page below matches your situation, or call and we will help you sort out which one you actually need.
Two pages, covering everything we do with warm-air heating.
No heat at all, cold air from the registers, short cycling, a blower that will not shut off, a burner that keeps locking out, or noises that started this week. We find the actual fault and explain it plainly. This is also where the annual fall tune-up lives, including the burner, flame sensor, blower, and safety-control checks that keep a furnace running through the season.
Furnace Repair & MaintenancePlanned replacements and emergency changeouts, sized by load calculation rather than by matching whatever was there before. We walk you through AFUE ratings, single-stage versus variable-speed options, and the AirEase and Lennox equipment we install, then handle the venting, gas or electrical connections, startup, and testing.
Furnace Installation & ReplacementAny combustion appliance deserves attention, and a furnace is no exception. A cracked heat exchanger, a blocked flue, or a failed safety control can put combustion byproducts where they do not belong. That is why our tune-ups include a look at the heat exchanger and the venting, not just a filter swap.
If your carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave the house and call the fire department first. Then call us at (610) 780-9350 so we can inspect the system before it goes back into service. The same rule applies to a gas smell: get out, then call.
Warm-air heat suits most Berks County homes, but it is not the only option we install.
We will lay out what each would mean for your home during a free estimate rather than pushing you toward one answer.
We know that quality heating and cooling service can become expensive. We do everything we can to make our services as affordable as possible, but sometimes financing just makes sense. We’ve partnered with Service Finance to bring you financing options that work for all kinds of budgets and circumstances so you can get the service you need.
Apply NowRegular preventative maintenance will help you keep your systems running efficiently and save you money. With our maintenance plan we’ll schedule regular heating and cooling checks to make sure your HVAC systems are running smoothly without any unexpected and costly breakdowns.
We repair, service, and install furnaces across Berks County including Fleetwood, Boyertown, Reading, Wyomissing, Sinking Spring, Exeter Township, Hamburg, and Kutztown.
A: Yes. We repair and maintain gas and electric furnaces from all major brands, whoever installed them. For replacements we install AirEase and Lennox equipment, and we will tell you honestly whether staying with your current fuel type or changing makes more sense for your home.
A: Check three things first: the thermostat setting and batteries, the breaker for the furnace, and the air filter. A filter choked shut will trip a furnace on a high-limit fault. If none of those explain it, do not keep resetting the unit. Call us at (610) 780-9350 and see our emergency HVAC page, because repeated resets can mask the fault that caused the lockout.
A: A repair visit targets the specific fault you called about. A tune-up is a planned inspection of the whole appliance: burners and flame sensor, heat exchanger condition, venting, blower and motor, filter, safety controls, and thermostat operation. The point is to find the weak part before it strands you, and to keep the furnace running at the efficiency it was built for.
A: Qualifying high-efficiency equipment can be eligible for UGI and Met-Ed rebate programs as well as federal energy tax credits. Eligibility depends on the specific model and the program rules in effect. Our PA rebates and tax credits guide covers what is current, and we check what your quoted system qualifies for as part of the estimate.
Losing heat, or planning ahead for a replacement? Call Art Smith And Son at (610) 780-9350 or request service online. Read the PA rebates guide before you buy.
We repair all brands and install quality products from two brands you know and trust.