Heating Contractor

Heating service — furnace, boiler, and heat pump repair, replacement, and installation, plus radiant, baseboard, and wall heaters, with emergency no-heat service.

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Common problems we handle

🟠 No heat / furnace won't turn on
🟠 Furnace blows cold air
🟢 System turns on and off constantly / short-cycles
🟢 Pilot light or ignitor won't stay lit
🟢 Strange noise — banging, rumbling, or squealing
🟢 Some rooms cold / uneven heat
🟠 Boiler / radiator not heating

Frequently asked questions

Do you charge for an estimate?

Estimates on new systems are free. For a repair, there may be a small service-call fee to send the technician out, and he'll confirm it and give you the exact repair price before any work — I can go over it with you.

How much to fix / replace my furnace?

It really depends on the system and what it needs, so the technician looks at it on site and gives you the exact price up front — no guessing over the phone.

How soon / same day / emergency no heat?

We do same-day and emergency service, and no-heat is a priority for us — let's get a technician headed your way as soon as possible.

I have no heat / the furnace won't come on

I'm sorry, that's rough in the cold — we'll get a technician out to get your heat going again, and he'll go over the exact price first.

My furnace is blowing cold air

Let's get someone out to you — the technician will find out why it's not heating and get it warming up again, with the exact price before any work.

My pilot light / ignitor won't stay lit

No problem — the technician will take a look at why it's not staying lit and get it running safely again, and give you the price up front.

Do you work on boilers / radiators / radiant heat?

Yes — we service and install boilers, radiators, baseboard, and radiant heat, along with furnaces and heat pumps.

Do you work on heat pumps?

We do — heat pumps are something we repair and install, including the backup heat side of them.

Do you do tune-ups / maintenance?

Definitely — a fall tune-up keeps things running safely and efficiently and catches problems before the cold hits. Let's get you scheduled.

Do you install new systems / financing?

We do — new systems come with a free estimate, and we can go over financing options too. The technician will size it right and give you an exact quote.

Do you work on any brand?

Yes — we service and install all the major brands, so whatever you have, we can take care of it.

Do you do commercial heating?

Yes — we handle both residential and commercial heating systems.

What's your warranty / guarantee?

We stand behind our work, and new equipment comes with a manufacturer warranty — the technician will go over the exact coverage on your parts and labor.

I smell gas near my furnace

Please get everyone out of the house right now without touching any switches, and once you're outside call 911 or your gas company. After that we'll get a technician out to you.

⚠️ Safety first

Caller smells gas near the heater or in the home: Please stop and get everyone out of the house — don't touch any switches or the thermostat. Once you're outside, call 911 or your gas company, and we'll get a technician out to you.
Carbon monoxide alarm going off: Please get everyone outside into fresh air right away and call 911 — carbon monoxide is serious. Don't go back in until they say it's safe, and then we'll get a technician out to check the system.
Burning smell, smoke, or sparks from the furnace: Please shut the system off at the thermostat and at the breaker if you can safely reach it, and stay away from it. If you see smoke or fire, get out and call 911, then we'll get someone to you.
No heat in dangerous cold with a vulnerable person in the home: Okay, I'm marking this urgent. Please keep everyone bundled up and warm, use blankets and safe warmth, and we'll get a technician headed your way as fast as we can.

Know the terms

Furnace: A forced-air heater that warms air and blows it through the ducts.
Boiler: A system that heats water and circulates it to radiators, baseboards, or radiant floors.
Heat pump: A system that heats and cools by moving heat rather than burning fuel.
Heat exchanger: The furnace part that transfers burner heat to the air; a crack can leak carbon monoxide.
Ignitor: The part that lights the burner in a modern furnace; a common no-heat failure.
Flame sensor: A safety part that confirms the burner lit; when dirty it can shut the furnace down.

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