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Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario | $149 | TSSA Certified
Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario — $149 • All Brands • TSSA Certified • Written Report • Book Now for Fall

🔥 Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario — $149 • All Brands • TSSA Certified • Written Report

Burner cleaning • Ignitor resistance test • Heat exchanger inspection • Combustion analysis • 150+ reviews • BBB A+

$149 All-In
10-Point Checklist
TSSA Certified
Written Report
Book in September
🔥 Call — (647) 550-4220

Furnace Tune-Up Near Me London Ontario: Old North • Old South • Byron • Westmount • Masonville • White Oaks • Lambeth • Hyde Park • Riverbend • Stoney Creek • Southdale • Huron Heights • East London • Dorchester • Komoka • Ilderton • Delaware • Arva

Book Now for Fall — Before the Rush — September Availability Best

Furnace Tune-Up
London Ontario.
$149.
All Brands. Written Report.

Annual furnace tune-up in London Ontario — $149 flat, all brands, TSSA certified gas and LP/propane. The $149 tune-up is the most cost-effective HVAC service Hawana offers because it prevents the most expensive problem: a furnace failure at midnight in January.

The ignitor resistance test alone is worth the $149. A failing ignitor identified in September costs $215–240 to replace at a scheduled time. The same ignitor failing at 11 PM on January 15th costs $175 service call + $215–240 parts = same price, but at midnight, in an emergency, with your family cold. The tune-up catches it first.

Book in September or October. November availability gets tight fast. If the tune-up finds a problem requiring a replacement furnace (cracked heat exchanger, failing control board on a 20-year unit), you have time to plan — not be forced into an emergency decision mid-winter.

TSSA certified for natural gas and LP/propane. Every furnace tune-up is Abdullah personally — no subcontractors. Written report provided for every check.

Furnace Tune-Up — London Ontario 2026
Annual Preventive
Maintenance. $149.
TSSA Certified ✓ • All Brands ✓
$149
All-in • All brands • Written report included
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Burner Inspection + CleaningRemoves carbon deposits. Checks for crossover and rollout damage.
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Heat Exchanger Visual InspectionCrack detection with high-intensity light. CO safety check.
Ignitor Resistance TestFailing ignitors caught before midnight January failure.
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Flame Sensor CleaningPrevents lockouts. Carbon buildup removed.
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Pressure Switch TestDiaphragm integrity checked. Third most common repair prevented.
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Gas Pressure MeasurementManifold pressure at operating conditions vs nameplate spec.
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Written Report — Every CheckPass/fail for all 10 items. Repair quotes on the spot if needed.

✓ No repairs done same-visit without your written approval • ✓ TSSA certified • ✓ 150+ reviews

$149
All-In Tune-Up
10
Point Checklist
90min
Avg Visit Time
150+
★ Google Reviews
A+
BBB Rating
2018
Founded London ON
Everything Included in the $149 — No Hidden Extras

The Complete 10-Point
Furnace Tune-Up Checklist

Every check below is included in the $149. Written pass/fail report provided for every item. Repair quotes given on the spot if anything is found outside spec — no obligation to proceed.

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Burner Inspection & Cleaning

Carbon deposits on burners cause incomplete combustion, hot spots, and increased CO output. Cleaned and inspected for crossover damage and flame rollout.

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Heat Exchanger Visual Inspection

The most important safety check. Cracks allow CO into living space. Inspected with high-intensity light. Any crack = furnace must not operate.

Ignitor Resistance Test

Resistance measured against manufacturer spec. Ignitors outside range will fail — caught now vs emergency replacement at midnight in January ($215–240).

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Flame Sensor Cleaning

Carbon buildup on the flame sensor causes the furnace to lock out after 3–5 seconds of operation. Cleaned with fine abrasive — same-visit fix.

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Pressure Switch Test

Diaphragm integrity tested. Pressure switch failure is the third most common mid-winter repair. Cracking diaphragm identified before failure.

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Gas Pressure Measurement

Manifold gas pressure measured at operating conditions and compared to nameplate specification. Low or high pressure affects combustion quality and safety.

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Combustion Analysis

Flue gas analysis measures CO, CO2, and stack temperature. High CO in flue gas indicates combustion issues or heat exchanger leakage.

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Safety Limit Controls Test

High-limit switch operation tested. Rollout switch checked. Pressure switch electrical function verified. These controls prevent unsafe operation.

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Flue & Venting Inspection

Flue pipe and vent connections inspected for deterioration, blockage, or improper pitch. High-efficiency condensate drain checked.

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Written Report — Every Check

Pass/fail report for every item above. Repair recommendations with written quotes for any items outside spec. Your copy to keep.

The Real Cost of Skipping the Annual Tune-Up

$149 Now vs $390 Later
The Ignitor Math

The $149 tune-up prevents the most common and most disruptive furnace failure. Here’s the comparison in plain numbers.

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$149
September Tune-Up
Ignitor resistance test identifies failing ignitor. Replaced same visit: $215–240. Total planned cost: $364. Scheduled during business hours. Family comfortable. No emergency.
$390
Skip Tune-Up — Emergency Call
No tune-up. Ignitor fails January 15th, 11 PM, −18°C. $175 emergency call + $215 ignitor = $390. Same parts cost. Midnight. Family cold for 2 hours. No warning.
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$3,500+
Cracked Heat Exchanger Missed
No annual inspection. Cracked heat exchanger not found. CO enters living space over 2–3 winters. Eventually discovered in emergency. Emergency furnace replacement $3,500+. CO detectors required on every floor.

Book the $149 September tune-up. Call (647) 550-4220.

Close-up view of an exposed stainless steel tubular gas heat exchanger inside a commercial rooftop HVAC unit.
Heat Exchanger Inspection — Most Critical Safety Check
Stainless steel tubes inspected for cracks with high-intensity light
The Most Important Safety Check in HVAC Maintenance

Heat Exchanger Inspection
The $149 Check That Matters Most

The heat exchanger separates combustion gases — including carbon monoxide — from the air your family breathes. A cracked heat exchanger allows CO to enter the air supply. CO is odourless and colourless. Without a working CO detector and an annual inspection, a cracked heat exchanger can expose a family to CO over multiple heating seasons without detection.

Heat exchanger cracks are most common in: furnaces 15+ years old, units that have experienced overheating from chronic filter neglect, and units with restricted airflow from duct issues. The annual tune-up is the only way to catch developing cracks before they become a CO risk.

  • Every London Ontario home with a gas appliance must have CO detectors on every floor with sleeping areas. If yours are over 7 years old, replace them regardless of the tune-up.
  • A cracked heat exchanger means immediate furnace shutdown. No repair possible — furnace replacement required. Goodman GR9T96 from $3,500 all-in.
  • Abdullah identifies cracks visually with a high-intensity light and notes exact location in the written report.
High-resolution view of crisp, clean blue flames firing steadily inside a residential gas furnace burner assembly
Burner Combustion Analysis — London Ontario Furnace Tune-Up
Clean blue flames confirm complete combustion • CO measured in flue gases
Burner Cleaning + Combustion Analysis — What a Clean Furnace Looks Like

Burner Inspection
& Combustion Analysis

Clean, properly operating burners produce crisp blue flames that fire steadily across all burner ports. Orange or yellow flames, uneven firing, or delayed ignition across ports indicate carbon buildup, restricted orifices, or crossover damage.

The combustion analysis measures CO levels in the flue gases at operating temperature. Elevated CO in the flue gas is the first indicator of heat exchanger issues before visual cracks are detectable. It also measures stack temperature and combustion efficiency — a furnace running at 85% combustion efficiency instead of 96%+ is wasting 10%+ of your gas bill.

  • Burners cleaned of carbon deposits and inspected for crossover ports.
  • Flame rollout check — burners firing in unexpected directions indicate cracked heat exchanger or blocked flue.
  • Gas pressure at manifold measured and compared to nameplate specification.
  • All findings documented in the written report provided at end of appointment.
Verified Google Reviews — Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario

What London Ontario Homeowners Say
About the $149 Tune-Up

★★★★★
$149 tune-up caught failing ignitor — saved a midnight emergency call in January
“Booked the fall tune-up in September. Abdullah did a full check — burner, heat exchanger, everything. The ignitor resistance test showed it was on its way out. He replaced it right there for $215. Saved me from a guaranteed midnight failure in January. $149 plus $215 and I’ve got peace of mind for the whole winter. Best $364 I’ve ever spent.”
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Barb M. — London Ontario
Annual tune-up • September 2025 • Verified Google
⭐ Google
★★★★★
Found cracked heat exchanger on 22-year furnace — written report with photos
“Had the tune-up done on a 22-year-old furnace. Abdullah found a crack in the heat exchanger — showed me exactly where with a light. Explained why it was a CO risk and quoted a Goodman GR9T96 replacement at $3,500. Full written report with photos. We replaced it two weeks later. The tune-up may have saved our family from a CO incident.”
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Glen W. — London Ontario
Annual tune-up • October 2025 • Verified Google
⭐ Google
★★★★★
Most thorough furnace check I've had — 90 minutes, written report included
“Annual tune-up on our Lennox furnace. Abdullah spent 90 minutes on a full inspection — not a 15-minute check-the-box visit. Gas pressure tested, combustion analysed, burners cleaned, flame sensor cleaned. Written report itemizing every check with pass/fail. Furnace ran perfectly all winter. Booking again this fall.”
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Sharon P. — London Ontario
Annual tune-up • September 2025 • Verified Google
⭐ Google
TSSA Certified Gas & LP/Propane • Founded 2018 • 10+ Years Experience

Abdullah Ghzail — Every Tune-Up
is Abdullah Personally

Abdullah Ghzail TSSA certified gas technician furnace tune-up London Ontario all brands written report
TSSA Certified Gas & LP/Propane

Abdullah Ghzail founded Hawana HVAC Solutions in 2018. Every furnace tune-up in London Ontario is Abdullah personally. He brings the same thoroughness to a $149 tune-up as to a $7,500 heat pump installation — because the tune-up is where problems are caught before they become emergencies. He has performed tune-ups on every furnace brand across all London Ontario neighbourhoods: aging Lennox and Carrier systems in Old North, newer Goodman and KeepRite systems in south London subdivisions, and LP propane systems on rural properties.

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TSSA Certified — Natural Gas & LP/PropaneOntario law requires TSSA certification for all gas furnace work. Tune-up and repair: both covered. Certification records available on request.
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Written Report — Every Check, Every VisitPass/fail documented for all 10 checklist items. Any repair recommendation comes with a written quote. Your copy of the report to keep.
150+ Five-Star Google Reviews • BBB A+ • Founded 201810+ years HVAC experience. Bilingual English and Arabic. All brands: Goodman GR9T96, GMS96, Lennox, Carrier, Kepler, Midea, and all others.
All Makes & Models — Gas and LP/Propane

Every Furnace Brand Tuned Up
in London Ontario

Goodman GR9T96
Goodman GMS96
Lennox
Carrier
Bryant
York
KeepRite
Trane
Rheem
Ruud
Heil
Napoleon
Amana
American Standard
Armstrong
Payne
Comfortmaker
Kepler Furnace
Midea Furnace
All Brands ✓

Same $149 tune-up for every brand. TSSA certified natural gas and LP/propane. Written report every visit.

Full London Ontario Service Area

Furnace Tune-Up Across
All London Ontario Neighbourhoods

Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario — Answered

Frequently Asked Questions
Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario 2026

The $149 Hawana furnace tune-up includes: (1) Burner inspection and cleaning — removes carbon deposits that cause uneven combustion; (2) Heat exchanger visual inspection — checks for cracks that allow combustion gases into living space; (3) Ignitor resistance test — a weakening ignitor is identified before it fails mid-winter ($215–240 to replace in an emergency vs. caught during tune-up); (4) Flame sensor cleaning — carbon buildup causes lockouts; (5) Flue and vent inspection; (6) Gas pressure measurement at the manifold; (7) Safety limit control testing; (8) Filter inspection; (9) Combustion analysis; (10) Written report with findings. Call (647) 550-4220.
September or October — before the heating season starts. Two reasons: (1) availability is much better before the rush, (2) if the tune-up finds a failing ignitor, aging control board, or cracked heat exchanger, you have time to arrange repair or replacement before you need the furnace at full capacity. By November, booking delays and parts waits can leave you without heat. Call (647) 550-4220 in September.
Once per year, before the heating season. Annual tune-ups maintain peak combustion efficiency, identify wear before it becomes failure, keep the heat exchanger inspection current (important for CO safety), and in many cases are required to maintain manufacturer warranty terms. A $149 annual tune-up is significantly less expensive than the most common emergency repair call — ignitor replacement at $215–240 at midnight in January. Call (647) 550-4220.
Yes — the majority of mid-winter furnace failures are caused by components that give measurable warning signs during a tune-up. Ignitor resistance testing catches ignitors measuring outside spec before they fail. Flame sensor cleaning prevents lockouts. Pressure switch testing catches cracking diaphragms. Heat exchanger inspection identifies cracking before CO risk develops. The components most likely to cause a midnight emergency call are exactly the ones checked during the $149 tune-up. Call (647) 550-4220.
Abdullah provides a written finding report with every tune-up. If a failing component is identified (ignitor resistance out of spec, flame sensor heavily carboned, pressure switch diaphragm cracking), you receive a written repair quote on the spot. No pressure — you decide whether and when to proceed. Repair quotes during a tune-up appointment are at standard rates: ignitor $215–240, flame sensor $175–200, pressure switch $195–280. No service call fee on top of the tune-up for repairs done at the same visit. Call (647) 550-4220.
Yes. All brands: Goodman (GR9T96, GMS96), Lennox, Carrier, Bryant, York, KeepRite, Trane, Rheem, Ruud, Heil, Napoleon, Amana, American Standard, Armstrong, Kepler, Midea, and all others. Same $149 tune-up for every brand. TSSA certified for natural gas and LP/propane furnaces. Call (647) 550-4220.
Yes. A service call ($175 flat) is diagnostic — the furnace has stopped working or is malfunctioning and you need a diagnosis and repair. A tune-up ($149) is preventive maintenance on a functioning furnace — cleaning, testing, and inspecting components before they fail. If your furnace isn't working, call for a service call. If your furnace is working but hasn't been serviced in a year, book a tune-up. Call (647) 550-4220.
The heat exchanger is the metal component that separates combustion gases (carbon monoxide, CO2, water vapour) from the air circulated through your home. A cracked heat exchanger allows combustion gases — including carbon monoxide — to enter your home's air supply. CO is odourless, colourless, and potentially fatal. Heat exchanger cracks are most commonly found in furnaces 15+ years old or units that have experienced overheating from blocked airflow (clogged filters). Annual inspection is the only way to catch developing cracks before they become a CO risk. Call (647) 550-4220.
A hot surface ignitor has a measurable electrical resistance. As the ignitor ages and degrades, its resistance changes and it becomes unable to reach the temperature needed to ignite the gas burners. The resistance test during a tune-up measures exactly where the ignitor is on its life curve — a reading far outside the manufacturer's spec range means the ignitor will fail, but hasn't yet. Catching it during a September tune-up means replacing it at a scheduled time ($215–240) rather than at 2 AM in January during an emergency call. Call (647) 550-4220.
The tune-up includes a combustion analysis that measures CO levels in the flue gases, and a visual heat exchanger inspection. It does not replace CO detectors in your home — every home with a gas appliance should have working CO detectors on every floor with a sleeping area. If your CO detectors are older than 7 years, replace them regardless of the furnace tune-up findings. Call (647) 550-4220.
No — let Abdullah inspect the old filter as part of the tune-up. A heavily clogged filter tells a story about airflow restriction that may have caused overheating events. Abdullah will note the filter condition in the written report and advise on the correct replacement filter type and replacement schedule. After the tune-up, install a new filter. Call (647) 550-4220.
Book Now for September — Best Availability Before the Season Rush

Furnace Tune-Up London Ontario.
$149. All Brands. Written Report.

10-point checklist: burner cleaning, ignitor resistance test, heat exchanger inspection, flame sensor, pressure switch, gas pressure, combustion analysis, safety controls, flue inspection, written report. TSSA certified gas and LP/propane. 150+ five-star reviews. BBB A+. September availability best.

🔥 $149 All-In
⛰️ TSSA Certified
📋 Written Report
⭐ 150+ Reviews
🍽 BBB A+
⚒️ Heat Exchanger Check
⚡ Ignitor Test

Hawana HVAC Solutions provides annual furnace tune-ups in London Ontario. TSSA certified gas technician Abdullah Ghzail. Natural gas and LP/propane certified. $149 flat. Founded 2018. 150+ five-star Google reviews. BBB A+ rating. Bilingual English and Arabic. Furnace tune-up includes: burner inspection and cleaning; heat exchanger visual inspection; ignitor resistance test; flame sensor cleaning; pressure switch test; gas pressure measurement; combustion analysis; safety limit control test; flue inspection; written report. All brands: Goodman GR9T96, Goodman GMS96, Lennox, Carrier, Bryant, York, KeepRite, Trane, Rheem, Ruud, Napoleon, Amana, American Standard, Armstrong, Kepler furnace, Midea furnace, and all others. Book in September for best availability. Furnace tune-up London Ontario 2026. Hawana HVAC Solutions 670 Millbank Dr London ON N6E 1S2 telephone 647-550-4220.

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