Heating Repair in New York

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$150 - $1,200

About Heating Repair

When your heating system fails, you need prompt, professional service to restore warmth to your home or business. Our network of HVAC technicians specializes in repairing all types of heating systems including gas furnaces, electric furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, and ductless mini-split systems. We diagnose and repair common heating problems like ignition failures, blower motor issues, thermostat malfunctions, heat exchanger cracks, pilot light problems, and refrigerant leaks in heat pumps. Our technicians carry common replacement parts and have the expertise to get your heat back on quickly, often on the first visit.

Benefits of Professional Heating Repair

Fast restoration of heat

Safe operation of heating equipment

Improved energy efficiency

Prevention of carbon monoxide risks

Extended equipment life

Peace of mind during cold weather

Common Heating Repair Issues We Solve

Furnace won't start or stay running

No heat or insufficient heat

Strange noises or smells

Frequent cycling on and off

Pilot light or ignition problems

Thermostat not responding

Cold spots in the home

Our Heating Repair Process

Emergency response and diagnosis

Safety inspection

Problem identification and explanation

Repair estimate approval

Professional repair with quality parts

System testing and safety verification

Performance optimization

When to Call for Heating Repair

No heat or insufficient heating
Furnace won't turn on
Burning smells or unusual odors
Carbon monoxide detector alerts
Loud or unusual noises

Heating Repair FAQs

How do I know if my AC has a refrigerant leak?

Signs of a refrigerant leak include: warm air blowing from vents, ice buildup on refrigerant lines or evaporator coil, hissing or bubbling sounds from the unit, higher than normal energy bills, and the AC running constantly without cooling properly. Only certified technicians should handle refrigerant repairs due to EPA regulations.

What HVAC maintenance can I do myself?

Homeowners can: 1) Change air filters every 1-3 months. 2) Keep outdoor units clear of debris, leaves, and vegetation (2-foot clearance). 3) Clean visible dust from vents and registers. 4) Check and reset programmable thermostat schedules seasonally. 5) Ensure furniture doesn't block vents. 6) Listen for unusual noises. Leave electrical, refrigerant, and gas work to licensed professionals.