First cold night of the year? That’s our busiest day.
Every October the calls start: the furnace that limped through last winter won't light. We fix most of them the same day — and when one's truly done, we replace it with a unit sized for your house, not the biggest box on the truck.
Repair & replacement
Forced-air heat, handled start to finish
One of our oldest reviews tells the story better than we can: a furnace died with the biggest snowstorm of the season in the forecast, and our guys worked from outside the house in the freezing cold until the heat was back on, then cleaned up and left everything as they found it. That was Mike and Rick. The names on the trucks change less than you'd think around here.
Repairs we run every week
- Furnaces that won't ignite — igniters, flame sensors, gas valves
- Blowers that squeal, hum, or quit; failed control boards
- Short-cycling and furnaces that trip on limit from starved airflow
- Thermostat faults and wiring, including smart thermostat rewires
- Cracked heat exchanger checks — with a straight answer, since that's the one fault that genuinely means replacement
Replacement without the upsell
When a repair stops making sense — a cracked heat exchanger, or a fifteen-year-old unit eating a part a season — we scope the replacement on paper before you sign anything. The full playbook, from load calculation to custom sheet-metal transitions, lives on the furnace installation & replacement page; free written estimates come back within 24 hours.