Furnace was fine, but the Nest thermostat kept losing connection.
Diagnosed a missing C-wire and installed one to give the thermostat stable, continuous power.
Tech: Rodney · Sep 2026
Same-day furnace repair across the Eastside — we diagnose the real problem first, then hand you a written price before any work begins.
Not every furnace in Somerset, Lake Hills, and Crossroads needs replacing -- a lot of these original 1960s-through-80s units can still be repaired if we catch the failing ignitor, blower motor, or heat exchanger early. We diagnose first and give you a written price before deciding whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Furnace repairs in the Seattle area typically cost $139 to $544, with an average of $341, according to Angi's Seattle cost data (a 2026 regional estimate, not our pricing). Flame sensors and ignitors are at the low end; blower motors and control boards are at the high end.
| Seattle-area furnace repair (Angi, 2026) | Range |
|---|---|
| Typical repair | $139 to $544 (average $341) |
| Flame sensor | $160 to $270 |
| Ignitor | $160 to $540 |
| Control board | $220 to $650 |
| Blower motor | $160 to $2,160 |
| OutToday item | Price |
|---|---|
| Service call (diagnostic included) | $149 |
| After-hours fee (evenings, weekends, holidays) | $349 |
| Flame sensor replacement | $190 to $589 |
| Ignitor replacement | $385 to $540 |
| Thermostat replacement | $310 to $2,750 |
| Furnace tune-up | $149 |
Repairs are quoted in writing after the diagnosis, and you approve the price before any work begins. Updated October 2026.
We size every system to your actual demand — not a one-size guess. Here's what a typical furnace repair includes:
| Service | Furnace Repair |
|---|---|
| Category | HVAC / Heating |
| Dispatch | Same-day |
| Service call | $149, diagnostic included |
| Warranty | Workmanship guaranteed |
Diagnosed a missing C-wire and installed one to give the thermostat stable, continuous power.
Tech: Rodney · Sep 2026
Found the flame sensor caked in dirt and debris, cleaned it, and tested the furnace back to normal operation.
Tech: Andrew · Aug 2026
Cleaned the furnace and pulled the blower motor for a full cleaning before reassembly.
Tech: Andrew · Jul 2026
Replaced the blower motor, reconnected the wiring, and tested the system back to full operation.
Tech: Andrew · Aug 2026
Installed a new circuit board, refurbished the blower motor, and cleaned the filtration on both furnaces.
Tech: Rodney · Jul 2026
Checked the thermostat and filters first, then found a faulty ignition sensor. Replacing it restored heat.
Tech: Rodney · Apr 2026
Pulled from our own job log. No customer names, addresses, or contact info shown, by design.
Bellevue is our home base -- no drive time, we're already there. Permits for furnace repair work in Bellevue go through the City of Bellevue Development Services (Permit Center, 450 110th Ave NE) -- we pull it, schedule the inspection, and hand you the closed-out paperwork.
Ranch and split-level homes in Lake Hills and Crossroads from the 1960s and 1970s often still have their first duct layout, and the hillside homes in Somerset run long duct and line-set paths between floors. Many Bellevue furnaces we repair are 20 years old or more, and some are on original duct systems that make them work harder. On these units the usual failures are worn ignitors, dirty flame sensors, tired blower motors and cracked draft inducers. We check the heat exchanger on every older unit before we recommend a repair.
Most furnace repairs do not need a permit; gas line work or a furnace replacement usually does. Mechanical and plumbing permits in Bellevue go through the City of Bellevue Development Services. When the work needs a permit, we pull it, schedule the inspection and leave you the paperwork.
Bellevue homes get electricity from PSE, and most have PSE natural gas. Bellevue homeowners may qualify for Energy Smart Eastside and PSE rebates.
Our job records show more than 430 completed jobs for Bellevue customers across ZIP codes 98006, 98004, 98008, 98005, 98007. That includes 6 furnace repair jobs, most recently in 2024. We take furnace repair calls in Somerset, Lake Hills, Crossroads, Bridle Trails, Factoria, West Bellevue and the rest of Bellevue.
Upfront written pricing, clean job sites, and a workmanship warranty backed by OutToday.
Book this serviceEvery furnace repair job in Bellevue starts with a diagnosis and an upfront written price you approve before any work begins.
Call (425) 615-5000Mechanical and plumbing permits in Bellevue go through the City of Bellevue Development Services. For furnace repair, we apply for the permit, book the inspection, meet the inspector on site, and give you the final sign-off for your records.
We repair natural gas, propane and electric furnaces in Bellevue. The $149 service call includes the diagnostic, and you approve a written price before any repair starts.
Our job records show more than 430 completed jobs for Bellevue customers across ZIP codes 98006, 98004, 98008, 98005, 98007. That includes 6 furnace repair jobs, most recently in 2024. We take furnace repair calls in Somerset, Lake Hills, Crossroads, Bridle Trails, Factoria, West Bellevue and the rest of Bellevue. Call (425) 615-5000 for same-day service.
An OutToday furnace repair visit in Bellevue starts with a $149 service call that includes the diagnostic. The total depends on what failed, and you approve a written price before any work begins. After-hours calls carry a $349 fee, and a furnace tune-up is $149.
We dispatch same-day across Bellevue for most furnace repair calls, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call (425) 615-5000 or schedule online.
Yes. OutToday is a WA L&I registered contractor (#OUTTOL*832B4) and every technician is background-checked and insured.
Yes. Every job is backed by the OutToday workmanship warranty described above, and you approve a written price before any work begins.
City of Bellevue Development Services (Permit Center, 450 110th Ave NE) does. We pull it, schedule the inspection, and hand you the closed-out paperwork when the job is done.
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