Heating repair · Mohave & Yavapai County
No heat? We find out why before we sell you anything.
Gas and propane furnaces, heat pumps, package units and mini-splits — diagnosed with a meter, quoted before the work starts, and fixed by a local, veteran-owned crew.
(928) 565-6440
Arizona winters are short. They are not mild.
Kingman sees freezing mornings most winters, and up the hill in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley and Seligman, winter is a real season with snow on the roof. A heating system that sat idle from April to November gets asked to work hard overnight, and that first cold week is when igniters, flame sensors, inducer motors and defrost boards show their age.
We work on gas and propane furnaces, heat pumps, package units, and ductless mini-splits — in houses, manufactured homes, casitas and shops. Higher-elevation homes get the gas valve and orifice checked against the manufacturer’s altitude derate, because a furnace set up for sea level does not burn right at 5,000 feet.
A residential diagnostic visit is $178 — the $99 dispatch fee plus the $79 diagnostic, and the $79 comes off your bill when you approve the repair. You know that number on the phone, and you get the repair price before we start.
Smell gas? Get everyone out of the house first. Don’t flip light switches or start the car in the garage. From outside, call 911 or your gas company. Once you’re safe, call us.
Safety first, repair secondWhat we fix
Gas & Propane Furnaces
Clicks but won’t light, lights then shuts off, blows cold air, or runs constantly. We test it and show you the reading.
Hot surface igniters, flame sensors, inducer motors, pressure and high-limit switches, gas valves, control boards, blower motors and capacitors — plus a heat exchanger inspection, because a cracked one is a carbon monoxide problem, not a comfort problem.
Heat Pumps
Iced over, blowing lukewarm air, or your electric bill jumped and the house isn’t any warmer.
Defrost boards and sensors, reversing valves, refrigerant charge, outdoor fan motors, and auxiliary strip heat. If the system is leaning on strip heat all night, we find out why.
Package Units & Manufactured Homes
Gas-pack and heat-pump package units on slabs and roofs, and the downflow furnaces in manufactured homes.
Manufactured-home furnaces, belly and crossover ducts, and rooftop or slab package units. Plenty of contractors would rather not deal with them. We do.
Thermostats & Controls
Some no-heat calls are a thermostat, a wiring fault or a tripped safety — and we’ll tell you when it’s that simple.
Thermostat wiring, heat-pump staging and aux-heat settings, transformers, fuses and float switches. A safety switch that keeps tripping is a symptom; we find the cause instead of resetting it and leaving.
Ductwork & Airflow
One room is always cold, or the heat runs and runs. Often it’s the ducts, not the furnace.
We check static pressure and inspect accessible runs in attics and under manufactured homes for disconnects, crushes and leaks.
Mini-Splits in Heat Mode
Garages, casitas and additions that never stay warm in winter.
Single- and multi-zone mini-splits: defrost, sensors, boards and charge, set up so they actually heat in a cold snap.
When repair stops making sense
Most heating calls end in a repair, and we’d rather keep a good system running than sell you a new one. But if your furnace or heat pump is past 15 years, has needed a repair every winter, or has a cracked heat exchanger, we’ll price a replacement next to the repair so you can compare both numbers. See furnace and heat pump replacement.
Beat the first cold snap
A fall heat check catches the weak igniter and the failing capacitor before the coldest night of the year does. See our maintenance plans.
What customers say
Ryan was professional and very friendly. He fixed my heating issues quickly instead of taking his time so he could overcharge me. Ryan walked me through the process and gave me the cost before doing the work so I would know up front. I will definitely use him againRon M. · Google
This is a Veteran Owned company that takes very good care of their clients. Mike was thorough inspecting our furnace and ducting. He had before and after pictures of his work to show us what was done. He answered ALL of our questions and gave us peace of mind.Edgar B. · Google
Just had my home serviced and set up a plan for the winter. Super professional, knowledgeable and quick. Answered all my questions and had very good pricing. Would recommend to anyone!Jessica B. · Google
Questions we get asked
What does a heating repair visit cost?
My furnace clicks and tries to light, then shuts off. What is wrong?
My heat pump is covered in ice. Is it broken?
Why did my electric bill jump this winter?
Do you work on propane furnaces and manufactured homes?
Do you come out after hours for no heat?
Where we work
No heat? Call before the house gets cold.
Around the clock Monday through Saturday. Closed Sundays. A real person answers — never a recording — and gets our on-call technician moving.