Serving Houston, TX & surrounding areas

Heating in Houston.

Warmth that feels dependable when you need it. Houston winters are usually mild, so when a cold snap arrives, a furnace or heat pump that has sat unused for months has to work right away.

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What's included

Warmth that feels dependable when you need it.

Our Houston technicians check the whole heating system, not just the thermostat, so warm air is dependable when the temperature drops.

Same-week appointmentsLocal Houston techs, dispatched from nearby.
Flat-rate pricingYou approve the price before work starts.
Lifetime workmanship guaranteeCovers our workmanship. Warranty terms depend on the service and equipment.

Also need Heating Service on the other side of Texas? See Heating Service in Dallas.

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713-489-3823

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Heating service in Houston

Furnace and heat pump repair for Houston homes and businesses.

In Houston, a heating system can sit idle for most of the year and then be needed overnight when a cold front or a freeze moves in. That is when ignition problems, weak blowers and heat pumps that won’t switch over tend to show up. Our Houston team checks the whole system — not just the thermostat — and explains the fix and the flat-rate price before starting.

We work on every type of heating equipment — gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps, oil-burning systems and more — for homes and businesses. Our service trucks are fully equipped, so repairs can be done on the same visit, and same-day emergency service is available when you have no heat.

Problems we fix most often

No heat at allIgnition or pilot problems, a dirty flame sensor, a tripped safety switch or a thermostat fault.
Heat that won’t stay onShort-cycling from an overheating furnace, a clogged filter or a failing control.
Weak airflowBlower motor or capacitor problems, or a clogged filter.
A heat pump blowing cool airProblems with the reversing valve, the defrost cycle or the refrigerant charge.
Smells or noisesA brief dusty smell at first start-up is normal; a lasting burning, electrical or gas smell is not.

This page covers heating service in Houston. For an overview of both markets, see Heating — Houston & Dallas.

Signs it’s time to call

Houston heating warning signs

  • No heat on the first cold night
  • A burning smell that doesn’t fade
  • Cool air from a heat pump in heating mode
  • The heat turns on and off repeatedly
  • Some rooms stay cold while others warm up

Our work is backed by a lifetime workmanship guarantee and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Warranty terms depend on the service performed and the equipment involved, so ask us which terms apply to your job.

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Before the next cold snap

How to make sure your heat works when Houston gets cold.

Test it earlySwitch to heat on a mild fall day and let it run for a few minutes, so a problem shows up before you need it.
A fall tune-upIgnition, airflow, electrical and safety checks on gas equipment. See HVAC maintenance in Houston.
A fresh filterA filter that clogged over the summer restricts airflow in heating mode too.
Gas smell? Leave firstIf you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas company or 911 from outside before calling us.
Service area

Where we provide heating service around Houston.

Our Houston team provides furnace and heat pump repair in Houston and the communities below. That includes the farther areas, such as Conroe, Tomball and Rosenberg.

Every Houston service in one place: Houston HVAC.

Common questions

Houston heating questions.

Why does my heater smell like something burning the first time I turn it on?

After months of sitting unused, dust settles on the heat exchanger or heating elements and burns off at first start-up. That smell should fade within a short time. If it lingers, smells electrical, or you smell gas, turn the system off — and for gas, leave the house and call your gas company from outside.

Do you work on heat pumps as well as gas furnaces?

Yes. We work on every type of heating equipment — gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps, oil-burning systems and more — for homes and businesses in the Houston area.

When should I schedule a heating check in Houston?

In the fall, before the first cold front. A short tune-up then is the easiest way to avoid a no-heat call on the coldest night of the year.

What if my heat goes out during a freeze?

Call 713-489-3823. Same-day emergency service is available, and our dispatch line answers calls at night and on Sundays.

Heating in Houston

No heat? Call our Houston team.

Tell us what the system is doing and get a flat-rate price before any work, or request a quote online.

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