Heat that comes on. Air that stays cold.
Furnace, AC and heat pump repair, tune ups and installs. Diagnostic visits from $120, credited toward the repair.
Heating and cooling jobs, priced up front.
Prices shown are starting points for typical homes in Columbus and the suburbs. You approve the exact number in writing before work begins.
Get a priceSigns it's time for a visit.
If one of these sounds familiar, a diagnostic visit usually finds the cause in under an hour.
- Furnace runs but the house won't warm up
- Breaker trips when the AC kicks on
- Water pooling around the furnace or air handler
- Energy bill jumped without a change in use
- One room always hotter or colder than the rest
- System is 15 or more years old
How a visit runs.
Call or book
Tell us what the house is doing. We text back with an arrival window, usually the same day.
Diagnose on site
The tech finds the cause first. No guessing, and no parts thrown at the problem.
Approve the price
You see a written price before anything starts. The visit fee comes off if you go ahead.
Fixed and documented
Photos and notes go into your home's file, so the next visit starts with the history.
Heating and Cooling across Central Ohio.
Every city page lists the neighborhoods we cover and the jobs we see most there.
Dual fuel heat pump install in a Grove City ranch
A 2004 Grove City ranch had a failing AC and a furnace with a few years left. We installed a cold climate heat pump and kept the gas furnace as backup for the coldest days.
Other trades: Plumbing and Electrical.
Heating and Cooling questions.
Written for the searches people run when something stops working.
How much does a furnace repair cost in Columbus?
The diagnostic visit is $120 and comes off the bill if you go ahead. Common repairs like an ignitor or flame sensor run $240 to $450. You get the exact price before any work starts.
Should I repair or replace my furnace?
If it's under 12 years old and the repair is less than a third of the cost of a new system, repair usually wins. The tech walks you through both numbers on site.
Do heat pumps work in an Ohio winter?
Today's cold climate heat pumps heat well into the single digits. Many Columbus homes pair one with the existing gas furnace as a backup for the coldest days, which is called a dual fuel setup.
How often should I change my furnace filter?
Every one to three months for a standard one inch filter, more often with pets. Thicker media filters can go six months or more.
Tell us what the house is doing.
A photo of the leak, the panel or the thermostat helps the tech bring the right parts the first time.
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