Furnace Repair in Boise & Meridian

Expert heating and furnace repair for the Treasure Valley. Fast response times, honest diagnostics.

Siberian Air provides fast, reliable furnace repair throughout Boise, Meridian, and the Treasure Valley. Our licensed technicians service gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pumps from all major manufacturers.

Furnace repair pricing:$100 service callThen your exact repair price in writing. No-heat calls get winter priority.

Idaho winters are serious — when your furnace stops working, you need it fixed fast. Our technicians respond quickly, diagnose the problem accurately, and carry common parts on their trucks so most repairs can be completed during the first visit.

Common Furnace Problems We Repair

  • Furnace not heating — Igniter failure, gas valve issues, thermostat problems, or pilot light issues
  • Furnace blowing cold air — Dirty flame sensor, limit switch tripped, or thermostat malfunction
  • Furnace making loud noises — Blower motor bearings, cracked heat exchanger, or loose ductwork
  • Furnace short cycling — Overheating, clogged filter, or thermostat location issues
  • Carbon monoxide concerns — Cracked heat exchanger or improper venting (we check safety on every call)
  • Furnace won't turn on — Electrical issues, tripped breaker, or control board failure

Safety First on Every Furnace Call

Every furnace repair includes a combustion safety check. We test for carbon monoxide leaks, inspect the heat exchanger, and verify proper venting. Your family's safety is never optional — it's included with every service call.

No heat? No-heat calls jump the queue in winter.

Before You Call — 60-Second Checks

Furnace past 15 years old? Compare repair cost against a new high-efficiency install — we'll quote both, zero pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Every furnace repair starts with a $100 service call and a full diagnosis. Common issues like igniters and flame sensors cost less than blower motors or control boards — whatever it is, you get the exact price in writing and approve it before any work starts.

The most common causes are a dirty flame sensor (the furnace lights briefly then shuts off), a tripped high-limit switch (usually caused by a clogged filter restricting airflow), or a thermostat set to 'fan on' instead of 'auto'. Our technicians can diagnose the exact cause quickly.

Standard 1-inch filters should be replaced every 1 to 3 months. Higher-quality 4-inch or 5-inch filters can last 6 to 12 months. Homes with pets, allergies, or dusty conditions should replace filters more frequently.

Consider replacement if your furnace is over 15 to 20 years old, requires frequent repairs, has a cracked heat exchanger, or your energy bills have been steadily increasing. We'll give you an honest assessment.

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