Heating repair when the house is already cold
Furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. $[79] diagnostic, waived when you book the repair.
Sound familiar?
No heat at all
Ignition, thermocouple, control board, or a tripped safety doing its job.
Short cycling
On and off every few minutes usually means a restricted filter or a failing flame sensor.
Cold air from the vents
The blower is running but combustion isn't. Often ignition or gas supply.
Banging radiators
Trapped condensate in a steam system. Common in pre-war north Jersey housing and usually fixable.
Burning smell on first start
Normal for the first hour of the season. Persistent means stop and call.
Carbon monoxide alarm
Leave the building and call the fire department first, then call us.
What happens when we show up
You get a text
Name, photo, and an arrival window before we leave.
Full diagnostic
We test the system, not just the symptom you called about.
Price before work
Written options. You choose. No surprises on the invoice.
Fixed and tested
Most repairs same visit, backed by our [1]-year repair warranty.
What it costs, honestly
What does it cost?
Common repairs run $[XXX] to $[XXX]. Older boilers and discontinued parts push the top of that range. Financing is available over $[XXX].
Repair or replace?
A furnace past 18 years with a cracked heat exchanger is a replacement, not a repair — that's a safety call, not a sales one. Under 12 years, repair is usually the right answer.
Heat fails in a cold snap, when every system in the county is under load at once. No-heat calls get triaged ahead of everything else from November through March.
Heating Repair FAQ
Do you work on steam and hot-water boilers?
How fast can you get here when there is no heat?
Do you charge extra nights and weekends?
Should I keep resetting the furnace?
Need heating repair?
Someone answers 24/7 — nights, weekends, and holidays at no extra charge.