Heating repair
No heat? We can be there today.
Texas cold snaps are short but rough. Call before 2 PM and we can usually be there the same day, at our normal prices.
- Gas furnaces, electric furnaces and heat pumps
- $89 diagnostic visit, taken off the repair
- Carbon monoxide check on every gas furnace

Call us if your heater is…
Blowing cold air
Often an igniter, a sensor, or a heat pump stuck in defrost.
Not turning on at all
Check the breaker and the thermostat batteries first. Still nothing? Call us.
Clicking but not lighting
The furnace keeps trying to start and failing. Turn it off and call.
Smelling like burning dust
Normal for a few minutes on the first cold day. If it lasts, have it checked.
Upfront prices
Common heating repairs
You see the price in writing before any work starts. Same price evenings and Saturdays.
- Diagnostic visitComes off your bill if you go ahead$89
- Furnace tune-upIncluded in the Comfort Club$99
- Flame sensor clean or replacefrom $129
- Igniter replacementfrom $219
- Heat pump defrost repairfrom $289
Example prices for this concept site. Your tech confirms the exact price before starting.
What to expect
How a heating visit works
- 1
Call or book online
Tell us what’s happening. We text you when your tech is on the way.
- 2
Safety check first
On gas furnaces we test for carbon monoxide before anything else.
- 3
You approve the price
You see the price in writing before we start.
- 4
Warm again
We check the heat in every room before we leave.
Safety first. Smell gas? Leave the house first. Then call your gas company’s emergency line or 911 from outside. Don’t flip any switches on the way out.

Heat pumps: one system for summer and winter
A heat pump cools like an AC in summer, then runs in reverse to heat your home in winter. In our mild winters it often costs less to run than a furnace.
We repair every major brand, and we install new heat pumps with a 10-year parts warranty.
New heat pumps installed from $7,400
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FAQ
Heating questions
Should I get a heat pump or a furnace?
If you have gas and your ducts are in good shape, a furnace is a solid choice. If you’re all-electric or replacing your AC too, a heat pump often saves money. We’ll price both.
Do I need a yearly heating check?
Yes, especially with a gas furnace. A fall tune-up catches cracked parts and carbon monoxide risks before the first cold night.
Do you come out during freezes?
Yes. During freezes we add extra techs and keep our normal prices. Book online after hours and we’ll call you as soon as we open.
AC acting up? We can be there today.
Book in under a minute, or call and talk to a real person.
- Same-day AC repair, or the service call is free.
- Price in writing before any work.
- Licensed and insured, TACLA00000000C.