If it is a twenty dollar part, I will say so. Talk it through with me on the phone before you pay anything. Some problems never need a visit at all.
Before you spend fifty dollars on a service call, let us rule out the easy stuff. Answer a couple of questions and I will tell you what it probably is, what to check yourself, and whether it is worth a visit. Same thing I would tell you on the phone.
Anybody can say they are honest. These came from HomeAdvisor running the background check, verifying the license and insurance, and watching the reviews come in year after year.
The phone consultation before that is free, whether or not it turns into a visit.
Capacitors, contactors, compressors, blower motors, refrigerant. R‑22 and R‑410A charging available by the pound, so an older system does not automatically become a sales pitch.
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Ignition, flame sensors, gas valves, control boards, blower assemblies. Heat pumps too. If it will not light, will not stay lit, or will not stop cycling, that is our day.
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Complete troubleshooting on furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps. Thermostats, fault codes, integrated circuit boards, high and low voltage wiring. We find it, then we tell you what it costs.
Try the symptom checker →“Replaced a part that had been replaced by same company last year. Didn't charge for the part or the service.”
Customer, part replacement
“Cham notified me within 24 hours and solved the problem. He was very honest and professional in his work.”
J. D.
“Thank you all for your honest evaluation & check today. By far the best experience I had so far.”
Sandeep M.
“He was very thorough and took the time to explain to me exactly what he was doing as well as showing me.”
Customer, furnace repair
“He is without a doubt such a huge asset to any household that is having heating or air conditioning issues.”
Gary
We are not a franchise routing your call to whoever is closest. It is a short drive across Franklin County and we know the housing stock, which matters more than it sounds. A 1960s Whitehall ranch and a new build in Powell fail in completely different ways.
Emergency service is available around the clock, and a real person answers. Not a call center, not a queue.
Call (614) 595-9251Four questions, thirty seconds. We call back during business hours, and the call itself is free whether or not it turns into a visit.