No heat at all
The thermostat's calling for heat and nothing happens. It can be ignition, a safety switch doing its job, or the fuel supply — we find which before replacing anything.
Heating / Heating Repair
Heating & furnace repair, done right and done safe.
When the heat quits on a cold night, you want it fixed right the first time. A furnace makes heat by burning fuel, so on every visit we check how the heat is running and how it's venting — then show you what we found and a flat price before we touch anything.
What we see most
Sound familiar?
The furnace blows cool air
The blower runs but the air isn't warm. That points to ignition, fuel, a worn part, or heat lost before it reaches the rooms — the readings tell us which.
It starts and stops quickly
Short, frequent cycles — on for a minute, then off — usually mean a safety control is shutting it down for a reason. Worth measuring, not guessing.
A strange smell or a CO alarm
A burning odor, a gas smell, or a carbon-monoxide alarm is a stop sign. Turn the furnace off and call us — we'll check the combustion and venting before it runs again.
Loud or rattling operation
Banging, rattling, or a rumble that wasn't there before is an early warning. Catching it now is cheaper than after the part gives out on the coldest night.
Some rooms never warm up
One end of the house stays cold no matter what the thermostat says. That's heat being lost or unevenly delivered, and it's something we can measure.
Heat is a safety matter
A furnace makes heat by burning something.
That's the part a heating repair can't skip — how it's burning, and where those fumes go.
Unlike a lot of what's in your home, a gas furnace works by burning fuel to make heat. Done right, the fumes from that burning are carried safely outside. Done wrong, they can leak into the rooms you live in.
One of those fumes is carbon monoxide — you can't see it or smell it, which is exactly why it matters. So on every heating visit, we check both how the furnace is burning and how it's venting, to keep combustion fumes out of your living space.
If something's off, we tell you plainly and show you why. And if you ever smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, shut the furnace off and call — that's not a wait-and-see problem.
How we diagnose
Measured first, then explained.
A repair you can trust starts with knowing what's actually wrong — not a guess you have to take on faith.
Step 01
We measure the system
We check how your furnace is heating and how it's venting, so we find the true cause instead of swapping parts and hoping.
Step 02
You get a written report
A straightforward report on the system's health, with any problems spelled out — including the combustion and venting checks.
Step 03
We explain it plainly
We walk you through what we found and what's driving the problem, in ordinary words — no jargon to decode.
Step 04
You approve the price first
A flat, upfront price you okay before we start. No hourly meter, no surprises at the end.
Repair or replace?
We'll tell you the truth, even when it's "just fix it."
Plenty of the heating calls we run are a straightforward repair — an ignition part, a failed control, a fuel or venting issue — and when that's the case, we say so. You won't get pushed toward a new system you don't need.
When a furnace really is finished, or when a safety problem can't be repaired responsibly, the readings make that clear too, and we'll walk you through the options without pressure. If someone's already handed you a replacement quote, our free second opinion measures the system before we ever look at their number.
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Worth knowing
Real offers, no fine-print games.
$79
Heating Tune-Up with a no-breakdown guarantee
Keep small problems from becoming a cold-night breakdown. A full inspection — including combustion and venting — and a written report; if it breaks down within 6 months, the $79 credits toward the repair. See the tune-up →
Expires 02/28/2027
10%
First responders, seniors, teachers, nurses, veterans & active military
Our thanks, on any service. Maximum discount $500.
Ongoing
Discounts apply to full service pricing only, cannot be combined with other offers, and must be mentioned at time of booking.
Common questions
Heating repair, answered plainly.
Do you service gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pumps?
Yes — all of them, any make or model. If you're not sure what kind of heat you have, we'll identify it and explain it in plain language.
Why is my furnace blowing cool air?
It could be the ignition, the fuel supply, a worn part, or heat that's lost before it reaches the rooms. Those look the same from a cold hallway, so we measure to find the real cause instead of guessing.
Is it safe to keep running a furnace that's acting up?
It depends on what's wrong. If you smell gas or a carbon-monoxide alarm sounds, shut the furnace off and call right away. On every heating visit we check how it's burning and how it's venting so combustion fumes stay out of your living space.
How soon can you come out?
We offer same-day service when the schedule allows and after-hours help when we can. Call or text (512) 318-0607 and we'll tell you honestly when we can be there.
Measured, not guessed
Let's get the heat back on — safely.
Book online or call and we'll check the heat and its venting, show you what we found, and give you a flat price before any work starts.