Glendale homes and their heaters
Half of Glendale's homes were built before about 1965. Homes from the 1960s usually have a gas furnace in a hall closet or the attic, often on the original ducts.
The center of Glendale sits at about 521 feet. A furnace that sat unused all summer is most likely to act up on the first cold night.
More than half of Glendale's homes (52.9%) are in buildings of five units or more (U.S. Census, 2019–2023). In apartments and condos the heater is often a closet furnace or a wall unit.
About 1 in 5 Glendale homes (20.7%) was built before 1940, and close to 3 in 10 (28.5%) went up in the 1970s and 1980s. About 1 in 10 (10.9%) is in a large building of 50 units or more.
We've done furnace work in Glendale before.
We cover all of Glendale, ZIP codes 91201, 91202, 91203, 91204, 91205, 91206, 91207, 91208, 91214.
If a repair turns into a replacement, the permit comes from the City of Glendale Community Development Department.
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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