No heat or not enough heat
Could be an ignition problem, a dirty filter, a failing heat exchanger, or low refrigerant in a heat pump. We track it down and tell you what it is.
Heating Repair — Las Vegas
Heater Not Keeping Up? Let's Find Out Why.
Las Vegas winters are mild, but when the heat stops working, it matters. We diagnose the problem, give you a straight answer, and fix it right — furnaces, heat pumps, airflow, and everything in between.
- Furnace & heat pump service
- Safety-focused diagnostics
- No work without your approval
Heating issues we fix
What's your system doing?
Heating problems can be uncomfortable — and occasionally unsafe. We take both seriously, diagnose carefully, and always explain what we find before any repair starts.
Thermostat issues
Sometimes the system isn't the problem — a miscalibrated or failing thermostat can make it look like one. We check the controls as part of every diagnostic.
Rooms that won't warm up
Uneven heating often comes down to duct issues, a struggling blower, or a filter that hasn't been changed in too long. We check it all.
Furnace & heat pump repair
We service gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pump systems for both homes and commercial properties across Las Vegas.
Safety comes first
Burning smells or safety concerns? Call us right away — don't wait.
Clear findings, clear options
We tell you exactly what we find before recommending anything.
Local Las Vegas service
Heating help for homes and businesses across the valley.
Heating repair questions
What people want to know before calling
Got a safety concern? Don't fill out a form — call us directly.
For a furnace, this can mean an ignition failure, a dirty flame sensor, or a heat exchanger issue. For a heat pump, it might be low refrigerant or a reversing valve problem. These all need a technician to diagnose properly — the symptoms can overlap. We'll get to the bottom of it.
A mild dusty smell at the start of the season is normal — that's just dust burning off the heat exchanger. A persistent burning smell, a metallic smell, or anything that smells like gas is not normal. Turn the system off and call us right away. If you smell gas strongly, leave the property and call the gas company first.
Once a year is the general recommendation — ideally before the season you'll need it most. Regular maintenance catches small issues before they become expensive breakdowns, and it keeps the system running efficiently. Check out our maintenance page for more details.
Both. We service gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pump systems. If you're not sure what you have, that's fine — describe what's happening and we'll figure it out on the call or when we arrive.
Don't let it get worse
Small heating problems have a way of becoming big ones
A heater that cycles constantly, rooms that won't warm up, or unusual sounds — these are signs something's off. Catching it early is almost always less expensive than waiting.