Furnace Repairs and Services

Heating Contractors serving Northern Illinois & Southern Wisconsin

Reasonable Rates | 24/7 Emergency Services | Discounts Available

Reasonable Rates
24/7 Emergency Services
Discounts Available

Repair, Maintenance, and Installation of Furnaces

Massie Heating & Air Conditioning services all makes and models of furnaces so you and your household can stay comfortable all winter long.

Our seasonal maintenance work ensures your furnace is operating at its peak efficiency and helps prevent breakdowns when you need heat the most!

What to Look for When You Purchase a New Furnace

If you have a home furnace that is more than 20 years old, you could be wasting hundreds of dollars a year between the cost of maintenance and energy loss.

Look for a new unit that features up-to-date energy-saving technology.

Corrosion-resistant heat exchangers
Direct-drive blower units
Induced draft blowers
Pressure switches
Insulated blower compartments that minimize operating noise

Choose a State-of-the-Art Rheem Furnace

Furnaces from Rheem are designed to reduce heat loss through a variety of features, including insulated cabinet walls and an induced-draft blower.

The blower pulls hot gases through the heat exchanger and keeps that heat circulating through the system instead of allowing it to vent out your roof. The blower also shuts down when the furnace burner cycles off, so the heat stays in your heating system.

Instead of a constantly burning pilot light, many Rheem models also feature an electric ignition that can make your furnace up to 6% more energy efficient. Taken together with the induced-draft blower, efficiencies can reach 20% or more.

Rheem backs up its heat exchanger with a limited lifetime warranty.

Look for Safety Features in Your New Furnace

The hot vent gases in your furnace can reach temperatures of 500 degrees Fahrenheit or more, which means safety is a must.

The Rheem induced-draft blower assures proper venting from the furnace combustion chamber, with a pressure switch that constantly monitors the system. If the switch registers a restriction in the vent flow, it automatically shuts down your heating system in order to protect you and your home.