Heating

Furnaces & heat pumps

Furnace repairs, heat pump installs and yearly checks, so the house stays warm through an Ohio winter.

Technician checking the burners of a basement furnace
Technician checking the burners of a basement furnace

About this service

A furnace that won’t light or a heat pump blowing cool air usually comes down to an igniter, a sensor or a thermostat setting, so we check those first. For a new system we walk you through gas furnace, heat pump and dual-fuel options in plain terms, with the upfront price of each side by side, and leave the choice with you.

What’s included

01

Burner, igniter and flame sensor check

02

Visual inspection of the heat exchanger

03

Thermostat and wiring test

04

Carbon monoxide reading at the flue

What affects the price

01

Gas furnace, heat pump or dual-fuel system

02

Size of the home and the existing ductwork

03

Venting or gas line changes

Repairs start with the same $89 diagnostic visit.

Monthly payments are available on new systems, subject to credit approval.

Common questions

Is a heat pump a good idea in Ohio?

For many homes, yes, often paired with a gas furnace for the coldest weeks. We look at your house and tell you plainly whether it suits you.

My furnace runs but the house is cold. What should I check?

Check the filter and make sure the thermostat is set to heat. If both look fine, call us before the temperature drops further.

From a customer

★★★★★

“The furnace was older than our kids. They quoted on Tuesday, put the new one in on Thursday and took the old one away.”

Tom B.

Gahanna

Emergency line

7am to 10pm daily

Emergency line

7am to 10pm

No heat or no cooling right now?

Call and talk to someone on our team. We’ll tell you what to check while you wait.

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