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A furnace that won't fire on the coldest night is both uncomfortable and, with gas, a safety matter. A licensed tech diagnoses the ignitor, flame sensor, blower, or control board and fixes it safely. See your range, then get matched with one vetted pro.

Furnace Repair2026 national range

Typical range

$400$600

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Furnace Repair cost

Furnace repair by scope, 2026 national ranges.

ScopeTypical range
Furnace repair$400$600
Updated 2026Informational ranges from our 2026 cost model, not quotes.

What changes your price

  • The failed component, ignitor and flame sensor are cheap; a heat exchanger is major.
  • Gas versus electric furnace, and safety checks for cracked heat exchangers.
  • Blower motor, control board, or thermostat faults.
  • Emergency or after-hours service in deep winter.

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Furnace Repair FAQ

How much does furnace repair cost?

Common furnace repairs run $150–$700, an ignitor, flame sensor, or capacitor is on the low end; a blower motor or control board is higher. A cracked heat exchanger is a safety issue that usually means replacement.

Why is my furnace blowing cold air or not turning on?

Frequent causes are a dirty flame sensor, a failed ignitor, a tripped safety switch, or a thermostat problem. A tech diagnoses safely, with gas, a cracked heat exchanger must be ruled out for carbon-monoxide safety.

Is a furnace problem dangerous?

It can be. Gas furnaces can leak carbon monoxide from a cracked heat exchanger, so any smell of gas, soot, or CO alarm means shut it off and call a pro. Working CO detectors are essential.

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