Furnace & heating
No heat in January is an emergency: we staff for it.
While the truck is rolling
No heat and the house is below 55°F with kids, elderly family, or pipes at risk? That's priority. If you ever smell gas, leave first and call the gas utility, then us. Full shutoff walkthroughs live on the emergency page.
How we handle it
When an arctic blast hits the metro, furnace failures spike overnight, so our on-call rotation doubles in winter. Most no-heat calls end inside the diagnostic flat rate: igniters, flame sensors, pressure switches, condensate blocks. When a heat exchanger is cracked or a repair stops making sense, you get the replacement math in writing, with the repair price beside it so the comparison is honest.
Flat-rate price book
Ranges cover access and parts differences; the firm number is written at your door before work starts. The $79 dispatch & diagnosis fee is credited toward any of these.
| Job | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| No-heat diagnostic & minor repair Diagnostic fee inside: most no-heat calls end here | $169–$345 |
| Igniter or flame-sensor replacement | $229–$425 |
| Blower motor replacement | $495–$895 |
| Furnace tune-up & safety check Fixed price, includes CO test | $139 |
| Gas furnace replacement (80% AFUE) Installed, permitted, and inspected | $4,290–$5,790 |
| High-efficiency furnace (96% AFUE) Installed, permitted, and inspected | $5,690–$7,890 |
Other service lines
Furnace & heating trouble right now?
Call and dispatch walks you through the shutoff while the nearest truck diverts, or build the request online and see your ETA first.
On site in 60 minutes on priority-one calls, or the dispatch fee is $0: the fine print is one paragraph, and it's public.