What we fix in Kent
Furnace won’t start
Silence at the furnace is usually a small link in the chain — the switch, a door safety, a dead igniter. We test the chain in order instead of guessing.
Runs but the house stays cold
Heat that never arrives points to a failing blower, a cracked belt on older units, or ducts leaking into a crawlspace. Diagnosed and quoted on the spot.
Short cycling and lockouts
A furnace that lights and quits is protecting itself. Flame sensors, pressure switches and overheating filters are the usual reasons, and they’re one-visit fixes.
Parts replaced, price shown first
Igniters, sensors, capacitors, inducer motors, control boards, blower motors — stocked on the truck for the common brands, with your approval before we start.
Kent furnace out?
We’re 15 minutes away. Book now, hear from a tech within 1 business hour, and approve the price before a single screw turns.
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We know Kent
Kent’s East Hill and Panther Lake neighborhoods are full of 1970s–90s split-levels and ramblers, and a large share of them still run gas furnaces from a 1990s or early-2000s replacement — right at the age where flame sensors, igniters and inducer motors give out in the first cold snap. Down in the valley and around Scenic Hill the homes run older still, with tighter furnace closets and ductwork that leaks heat into crawlspaces. From our Covington shop it’s about 15 minutes to most of Kent, and East Hill is less.
Before you call (5 minutes, free)
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The wall switch by the furnace. It looks like a light switch and gets flipped off by accident. Then the breaker — one reset only.
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Batteries in the thermostat. Screen on doesn’t mean it’s sending the call for heat. Fresh batteries, HEAT, setpoint above the room.
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Door panel clicked in. The blower door has a safety switch behind it; if it’s not flush the furnace stays off.
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Look at the filter. A grey, packed filter is the fastest way to overheat a furnace into shutdown. Replace it and try again.
Nothing changed? That’s where the checks end and the technician starts. Booking now gets the house warm sooner. Book the visit →
Stop and book a pro if…
- Gas smell anywhere in the house — get out first, then call PSE.
- A CO detector alarm, or headaches and nausea while the furnace runs.
- The breaker re-trips — that’s a short, leave it off.
- Repeated clicking with no flame, or a boom when it finally lights.
Why homeowners hand it to us
- You approve the price first. Upfront quote before a single screw turns.
- Same-day service. Book in a minute, hear from a tech within 1 business hour.
- 500+ jobs done by 4.9★ rated, professional technicians.
- Fixed right, guaranteed. If it’s not right, we make it right.
Quick answers
How fast can you reach Kent?
About 15 minutes from our Covington shop — East Hill in less. Book online and a tech reaches out within 1 business hour; most Kent no-heat calls are seen the same day.
What will the repair cost?
Industry-typical furnace repairs run about $150–$700. Small parts like igniters and flame sensors sit at the bottom of that range; blower motors and boards at the top. Your exact number comes first, and you approve it before any work.
Do you cover all of Kent?
Yes — East Hill, West Hill, Panther Lake, Lake Meridian, Scenic Hill and the valley, plus Covington, Auburn and Renton around it.
Still cold in Kent?
The house only gets colder from here. Book now — same-day service, price upfront.
Book My Same-Day Visit60 seconds online · or call (206) 486-6373
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