Heater Repair Services

Heaters burn fuel. That means gas leaks, carbon monoxide, and combustion issues are real concerns—not scare tactics.First thing we do is check for safety problems: gas leak detection around the unit and connections, CO levels in the room and at the flue, proper venting and draft, heat exchanger inspection on furnaces.Once we know it's safe to work on, we dig into the actual problem. Electrical testing, gas pressure checks, component inspection. We're not just looking at the part that failed—we're checking what caused it to fail.If we find a cracked heat exchanger or a venting problem, we'll tell you straight. Some things aren't worth repairing.

No jargon dump. No scare tactics. Just "here's what's wrong, here's what it takes to fix it."You get three options:Get it running: Minimum repair to restore heat tonight. Makes sense if you're selling the house or just need to get through the week.Fix it right: The repair plus anything else that's about to go. What we'd do if it were our house.Have the conversation: If the repair costs more than the unit's worth, or if it's a safety issue that's not worth fixing, we'll tell you. Sometimes replacement is the honest answer.Prices are flat-rate. You see the number before we start. No "well, once we got in there..." nonsense.

Our trucks stock what actually fails: igniters, flame sensors, thermocouples, gas valves, control boards, blower motors, capacitors.Eighty percent of repairs, we've got the part. Fix it same day, you've got heat tonight.For the oddball stuff—obsolete wall heater parts, old floor furnace components—we'll track it down. Usually next day from our suppliers. If it's going to take longer, we'll tell you upfront and talk about options.We don't do the "let me order that and come back in a week" runaround.

Repair's not done until the heater proves it works.We run it through a full heating cycle: confirm ignition sequence, check flame signal and burner operation, verify temperature rise, test safety controls, make sure the thermostat's communicating right.Then we clean up. Tools packed, packaging gone, work area looks like we were never there.You get a receipt showing exactly what we did, what parts we used, and what's covered. If we spotted anything else you should keep an eye on, we'll note that too—no pressure, just information.