Alhambra homes and their heaters
Half of Alhambra's homes were built before about 1960. Homes from the 1960s usually have a gas furnace in a hall closet or the attic, often on the original ducts.
The center of Alhambra sits at about 492 feet. A furnace that sat unused all summer is most likely to act up on the first cold night.
Alhambra is a mix: about 4 in 10 homes (41.8%) are single-family houses and more than 3 in 10 (34.2%) are in buildings of five units or more (U.S. Census, 2019–2023). That means everything from attic furnaces in houses to closet and wall units in apartments.
About 1 in 4 Alhambra homes (24.1%) was built before 1940, and about 1 in 7 (14.5%) in the 1980s. About 1 in 9 (11.1%) is a townhouse or other attached home.
We cover all of Alhambra, ZIP codes 91801, 91803.
If a repair turns into a replacement, the permit comes from the City of Alhambra Building Division.
What we check first
We check the safety side first, then the usual suspects: the igniter, the flame sensor, a pressure switch and the blower. More on our furnace repair page.
Older homes with wall and floor furnaces get the same care. See wall and floor furnace repair.
$69 diagnostic, credited toward the work if you go ahead, and a one-year labor warranty on what we fix.
The people behind the work
Shlomi Ohayon holds our C-20 license (#1119892). David Bentora answers most of our calls at 818-277-5056. See our Google reviews. About us.
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