Heat that holds up in the worst week of the year.
Furnaces and heating systems — installed, replaced, repaired and checked before the season you need them.
Heating problems rarely show up gradually. A system runs fine all autumn and then fails on the first genuinely cold night, which is exactly when it is hardest to get anyone out.
We handle both ends of that: the service call when the heat has stopped, and the planned replacement before it does. Either way we look at the whole system — the equipment, the venting, the ductwork and how the house is actually being heated.
Heating work we handle.
Each of these starts the same way — a look at the equipment and at how it is connected, before anything is quoted.
- No heat calls
- Diagnostics on a system that has stopped, is short-cycling, or is not keeping up with the thermostat.
- Furnace replacement
- Removing the old equipment and installing the new system, including the plenum, venting and gas and condensate connections.
- Ductwork and airflow
- Supply and return work where the distribution — not the equipment — is why certain rooms never get warm.
- Seasonal heating checks
- A check of how the heating side is operating, done ahead of the cold months rather than during them.
From completed installations.
Every photograph in this section is one of completed installations. More are added as work is completed.
Heating questions.
Not covered here? Send the request form and describe what is going on — we will tell you what we think.
Ask us directlyA yearly check on each side of the system — heating before the cold months, cooling before the warm ones — is the usual rhythm for residential equipment. Filters generally need attention more often than that, depending on the filter and the house.
Ready to get comfortable?
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll help you figure out the right next step.
