Furnace Services in Easton, MD, New Castle, DE & Upper Darby, PA
Serving Talbot, Kent & Deleware Counties
A functional furnace is vital for your safety and comfort. At Service Today Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing and Electrical, our certified, licensed, and insured HVAC technicians work hard to keep your furnace in great condition.
We offer installation, maintenance, and repair for gas, oil, and electric furnaces. When you want the job done right every time, you can count on our team to deliver the top-quality service you deserve.
Contact Service Today online or call us to schedule furnace services.
24/7 Emergency Furnace Repair
Furnace repairs can’t wait if you’re without heat in the middle of winter. When your furnace malfunctions, prompt repairs are essential for your safety.
Our technicians are available 24/7 to provide emergency furnace repair. We maintain a comprehensive parts inventory, and our fully stocked service vehicles allow our certified HVAC technicians to effectively service all makes and models on the first visit.
Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair
If your furnace isn’t performing at its best, it’s crucial to address issues early to avoid further damage and more expensive repairs.
If you’re noticing any of these issues, schedule a furnace repair with Service Today:
- No heat or uneven heat: Poorly distributed or inconsistent heat could be a sign of a thermostat issue or a malfunctioning blower motor.
- Strange noises: Unusual sounds like banging, rattling, or squealing point to issues like loose components or worn-out furnace belts.
- Higher-than-average heating bills: Unexplained spikes in your energy bills may be caused by an inefficient furnace that requires maintenance.
- Pilot light failures: If your gas or oil furnace struggles to ignite, ensure the pilot flame is steady and blue.
- Natural gas odors: Rotten egg smells from a gas furnace should be taken seriously, as they may indicate a gas leak.
- Clogged oil filters: If your oil furnace has clogged filters or dirty nozzles, its efficiency may be significantly reduced.
- Frequently tripped breakers: Tripped breakers or blown fuses can interrupt the power supply to your electric furnace.
Furnace Installation & Replacement
Your furnace will provide between 15 and 20 years of reliable operation if properly serviced and maintained. When you choose Service Today for your furnace replacement, our technicians will:
- Perform detailed load calculations
- Remove and properly dispose of your old furnace
- Prepare the installation site
- Install the furnace
- Run a heating cycle to ensure optimal operation

Types of Furnaces We Install
Homeowners in Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania rely on a variety of fuel services for their furnaces, so we install, repair, and maintain them all:
- Oil furnaces last longer and burn hotter, providing more heat per British Thermal Unit.
- Gas furnaces are the most common in the region. They’re great if you already have a natural gas supply line because you’ll benefit from energy savings over time.
- Electric furnaces are the most environmentally friendly option. They work efficiently and effectively to keep you warm.
Furnace Maintenance
Regular furnace maintenance goes a long way toward keeping your furnace running efficiently for longer.
When you enroll in our Service Plan, you can rest assured that our preventative furnace maintenance will save you money, improve your indoor air quality, and help extend the lifespan of your furnace.
Common Furnace Maintenance Tasks
Our HVAC professionals perform a variety of tasks during a maintenance appointment to keep your furnace in top shape.
During a furnace maintenance check, you can expect our technicians to:
- Inspect the heat exchanger
- Test emergency shutoffs
- Inspect the blower motor
- Inspect the igniter or pilot light on gas or oil furnaces
- Check burner operation on gas or oil furnaces
- Check gas valves on gas furnaces
- Inspect and tighten electrical connections
- Test thermostat settings
- Inspect ductwork for leaks
Why Choose Service Today for Furnace Services?
At Service Today, your safety and comfort are our top priorities. Our dedicated HVAC professionals will thoroughly inspect, test, and repair your gas, oil, or electric furnace.
Since 1952, we’ve proudly served clients throughout the area, and we guarantee you’ll always receive:
- Same day service
- Exceptional customer service
- Service from factory-trained and background-checked HVAC technicians
- Honest advice and reliable recommendations
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
Contact Service Today to learn more about our services and schedule furnace services in Easton, MD, New Castle, DE, or Upper Darby, PA.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I troubleshoot my gas furnace?
There are several things you can check before calling a certified HVAC specialist to inspect your furnace:
- Check your filter, and change it if it’s clogged.
- Inspect your thermostat to verify it’s properly set.
- Check for a tripped breaker.
- Ensure the pilot light is lit and blue.
If you still can’t resolve the issue, a professional can assist you.
Do faulty pilot lights give off carbon monoxide?
Pilot lights should be blue. If they’re yellow or orange, they aren’t burning efficiently.
Yellow or orange pilot lights will also produce carbon monoxide. If you suspect a carbon monoxide leak, you should evacuate immediately.
How do you tell if a furnace's gas valve is bad?
If you smell natural gas, experience a furnace shutdown, or have a flooded furnace, it’s possible your gas valve has failed and needs to be replaced.
What are the benefits of an electric furnace?
Electric furnaces are low-maintenance, energy-efficient, and provide consistent heat without the need for fuel storage or combustion. They’re a great option for homes looking for reliable, hassle-free heating.
How long does an oil furnace last?
With proper maintenance, an oil furnace can last between 15 and 25 years. Regular service, like cleaning the burner and checking the fuel tank, helps extend its lifespan.