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Expert furnace and heat pump services for homes across the valley.
- Written price before work
- Phones answered 24/7
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- NV License #0000000
- Locally owned since 2006
- Labor guarantee on repairs
- Free replacement estimates
- Background-checked team
Heating Issues
Signs You May NeedHeating Repair Service
While winter days are mild, Las Vegas nights can freeze. Watch for these warning signs to keep your gas furnace or heat pump running reliably.
System Providing No Heat
When the system blows cold air, you may have a failed ignitor, a dirty flame sensor or a tripped limit switch.
Uneven Temperatures
Cold spots in certain rooms usually point to ductwork leaks, poor insulation or an aging blower motor.
Frequent Cycling
A furnace turning on and off constantly can indicate a severely clogged filter or a furnace overheating and tripping its high limit switch.
Unusual Sounds
Banging, rattling or squealing noises often mean a blower motor bearing is failing or a component has come loose.
Burning Odors
A persistent burning smell beyond the first fall start can point to an electrical issue or an overheating motor.
Ignition Problems
If you hear clicking but the gas furnace fails to start, the ignition system or gas valve may need repair.
Rising Energy Costs
An unexpected jump in your winter gas or electric bills can point to the heating equipment working inefficiently.
Poor Airflow
Weak air movement from the vents can indicate blocked ductwork or a blower motor struggling to operate.
Gas and Carbon Monoxide Safety
If you smell gas or suspect a carbon monoxide leak, leave your home immediately. Call 911 and Southwest Gas from a safe place outside. Never touch light switches, thermostats or anything that could spark. The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends placing carbon monoxide alarms on every level of your home.
Expert Service
Professional Heating Repair
Our technicians repair gas furnaces and heat pumps across the Las Vegas valley. We diagnose the issue, explain the failure and provide a written price before any work begins.
Common Heating Repairs: We replace faulty ignitors, clean flame sensors, test tripped limit switches and replace worn blower motors.
Thorough Diagnosis: We identify the exact component causing your heating failure and explain the situation clearly.
Written Price: You receive a written price for the repair and we only begin work after you approve it. The price is flat-rate.
Repair or Replace: We present both repair and replacement options when both paths are reasonable for your specific situation.
Heat Pump Repair: We repair heat pumps as well as gas furnaces. Our technicians can diagnose and fix heating mode failures and defrost problems.
New Equipment
Heating Installation and Replacement
When it may be time to consider replacement, we provide free in-home estimates. ENERGY STAR suggests considering replacement for a furnace older than 15 years and a heat pump older than 10 years, or if you face frequent repairs. We evaluate your whole home, including insulation and existing ductwork, to recommend the proper equipment size.
Our team reviews two or three equipment options with you in writing. We ensure all new heating systems meet the current Department of Energy efficiency requirements. Financing is available on new installations, subject to credit approval through a third-party lender.
- Free in-home estimates
- Gas furnaces and heat pumps
- Whole-home sizing approach
- Financing available
Preventative Care
Routine Heating Maintenance
Schedule a fall tune-up to check your heating system before the winter nights turn freezing in the valley.
Burners and Ignition
We inspect the burners and ignition system, and clean the flame sensor to keep your gas furnace running properly.
Heat Exchanger
Our technicians visually inspect the heat exchanger where it can be seen, looking for excessive wear.
Safety and Venting
We test the safety limits and check the flue and venting for proper clearance and exhaust airflow.
Blower and Filter
We check the blower motor operation and inspect your filter, installing a clean one if you have it available.
System Operation
We test the thermostat heating cycle and provide a written report. A heat pump gets heating-mode and defrost checks instead of the gas items.
Why Choose Us
Local Heating Servicefor Las Vegas Homes
We understand the specific demands desert winters place on heating equipment. We provide flat-rate pricing, a one-year workmanship guarantee on repairs, and never recommend replacement on age alone.
- Local since 2006
- Written prices provided
- One-year guarantee on repairs
- Repair or replace options
- Phones answered 24/7
- Clean work areas
Call us to schedule your heating service. Our technicians wear shoe covers in every home.
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What Our Clients SayAbout Heating Maintenance
Andre came out for our fall heating tune-up. He checked the gas furnace, cleaned the flame sensor and gave us a helpful written report. The work area was spotless when he left.
Sarah M.
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Common Questions
Heating FAQ
Here are answers to common heating questions from homeowners in the Las Vegas valley.
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
This usually indicates an ignition failure, a dirty flame sensor or a tripped safety limit switch. It is best to have a technician inspect the gas furnace to identify the exact component failure.
Should I install a gas furnace or a heat pump?
Winters here are mild but nights can freeze, so both do real work. Gas furnaces provide strong heat, while a heat pump heats and cools in one system. We cover both options during your free in-home estimate.
Is it time to repair or replace my heating system?
ENERGY STAR suggests it may be time to consider replacement for a furnace older than 15 years and a heat pump older than 10 years. We never recommend replacement on age alone, and we provide both repair and replacement options when reasonable.
What should I do if my carbon monoxide alarm goes off?
Leave your home immediately and call 911 and Southwest Gas from a safe place outside. Do not touch any light switches or thermostats. Once responders say it is safe to go back inside, call us to have the heating equipment checked.
How often does my heating system need maintenance?
ENERGY STAR suggests having your heating equipment checked in the fall. The Consumer Product Safety Commission advises having fuel-burning heating equipment inspected every year.
Do you offer financing for furnace replacements?
Yes, we offer financing options on new installations and larger repairs, subject to credit approval through a third-party lender. We provide details during your estimate.
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If you have absolutely no heat on a cold winter night, please call us directly for emergency service.