Southern California winters are short, but a cold house on a 40-degree night is still miserable, and a gas appliance that isn't working right is a safety issue. We diagnose the fault, check combustion and venting where it applies, and explain the fix before we start.
We work on gas furnaces, heat pumps in heating mode, and the wall furnaces common in older homes and apartments.
Service and repair visits carry a minimum trip charge; we tell you the amount when you book.
Signs your heating needs attention
- No heat, or heat that never reaches the set temperature
- A furnace that starts, then shuts off
- Burning or gas smells (leave the house and call the gas company first)
- Yellow or flickering burner flames
- Loud rattling, booming or squealing
- Cold rooms while others overheat
Common repairs we handle
- Igniter and flame-sensor replacement
- Pressure switch and inducer motor faults
- Blower motor and control board repair
- Heat pump defrost and reversing-valve problems
- Thermostat and wiring faults
- Wall furnace service and safety checks
Frequently asked questions
I smell gas. What should I do?
Leave the house, don't operate switches, and call SoCalGas (or your gas utility) from outside. Once the gas company has cleared it, call us to repair the appliance.
Is there a charge for the visit?
Repair visits carry a minimum trip charge, and we tell you the amount when you book. You get the repair price in writing before we start.
Can a heat pump really heat my home in LA?
Yes. Modern inverter heat pumps heat efficiently on the coldest nights our area gets, and they replace both the A/C and the furnace with one system. Estimates for a heat pump are free.
No heat? Call us.
Service and repair visits carry a minimum trip charge; we tell you the amount when you book.