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Repair or replace? What to do If your heater struggled this winter

We just experienced our coldest winter in two years, and if your heater struggled to keep up, you may be wondering whether it’s time for a repair or a full replacement. A failing heating system can leave you uncomfortable and drive up energy bills, but how do you know when it’s worth fixing or when it’s time for an upgrade? 

Signs You May Need a Repair: 

  • Inconsistent heating – If certain rooms were colder than others, your system may have a clogged filter, duct leaks, or minor mechanical issues that a professional can fix. ●Unusual noises – Banging, rattling, or whistling sounds often signal loose or worn-out components. 
  • Increased energy bills – If your heater worked harder and cost you more, a tune-up or minor repair may restore efficiency. 

When It’s Time to Replace: 

  • Your system is 12+ years old – Older heaters lose efficiency and are more prone to breakdowns. If your unit is nearing the end of its lifespan, replacement may be the better investment. 
  • Frequent repairs – If you’ve had multiple service calls in the past two years, the costs of continual fixes may outweigh the price of a new system. 
  • Your home never felt warm enough – If your heater constantly struggled to maintain a comfortable temperature, it may be undersized or too worn out to function properly. 

If your heater didn’t perform well this season, now is the perfect time to assess your options before next winter arrives. We want to help you make the best decision for your home and your wallet. Whether it’s a repair or a replacement, our team is here to guide you toward the most cost-effective and energy-efficient solution. Call ECI Comfort at 267-227-0995 to take advantage of our limited stock 410-A clearance event!

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