Heating Repair

Heat Back, Quickly and Safely

A furnace that quits in January is more than an inconvenience. We schedule heating calls the same or next day and run emergency service around the clock, because a cold house with children, older adults, or freezing pipes cannot wait until next week.

Heating systems also involve combustion and electrical safety, so a proper repair is not just about getting warm air moving. We check the heat exchanger, the flame, and the venting on every furnace visit, because a no-heat call should never turn into a safety problem you did not know you had.

Common Heating Problems We Fix

• Furnace that runs but blows cold, or will not start.
• Igniters, flame sensors, and pressure switches.
• Short cycling, blower issues, and noisy operation.
• Heat pump defrost faults and reversing valves.
• Thermostat faults and control board failures.

A Note on Safety

If you smell gas or your carbon monoxide alarm is sounding, leave the house and call your gas utility from outside first, then call us. We would rather you be cautious. On every furnace repair we verify safe combustion before we leave, no exceptions.

When Replacement Makes More Sense

If your furnace is near the end of its life and the repair is costly, we will show you the numbers so you can compare. A failing heat exchanger, in particular, is usually a replacement conversation. See heating installation for what that involves.