Heating repair in North Hollywood
Cold nights come fast in the Valley. Our local team repairs and maintains gas furnaces, wall heaters, heat pumps and thermostats across North Hollywood and nearby — and every visit starts with a safety check.
No heat tonight?
Repair it today
Old furnace?
Replace & install
Winter coming?
Book a tune-up
Repair, replace or maintain — one local team for all three
Heating Repair
Fast fixes for furnaces and heaters that won’t light, blow cold air or keep shutting off.
- Igniters & flame sensors
- Gas valves & pressure switches
- Blower & inducer motors
- Thermostats & control boards
Heater Replacement
Right-sized new furnaces and heat pumps, installed cleanly and set up safely.
- Gas furnace replacement
- Wall furnace replacement
- Heat pumps
- Smart thermostats
Tune-ups & Maintenance
A yearly check before winter keeps your heater safe and ready for the first cold night.
- Burner & flame sensor cleaning
- Gas pressure & electrical check
- Carbon monoxide & venting check
- Filter & airflow check
Heating systems we service
Gas, electric or a heat pump — we repair and maintain the systems found in Valley homes.
Gas furnaces
Forced-air heat through ducts — usually in a garage, attic or closet.
What we fix
Igniters, flame sensors, gas valves, blower motors
Wall & floor furnaces
Built into many 1940s and ’50s North Hollywood and Valley homes.
What we fix
Pilot lights, thermocouples, gas valves, venting
Heat pumps
Electric heating and cooling from one outdoor unit.
What we fix
Reversing valves, defrost controls, refrigerant
Thermostats
Smart and programmable thermostats for any system.
What we fix
Wiring, setup, sensors, replacement
Signs your heater needs a technician
Some heating problems are safety issues. If you notice any of these, turn the heater off and call us.
You smell gas
Leave the house, call the gas company, then call us.
Carbon monoxide alarm goes off
Get everyone outside and call 911. Don’t restart the heater.
Yellow or flickering flame
A healthy furnace flame is blue. Yellow can mean poor combustion.
Clicking but no heat
The igniter or flame sensor has likely failed.
Heater turns on and off
Often an overheating furnace or a dirty flame sensor.
A burning smell that won’t go away
A little dust smell at first start is normal. If it stays, call us.
Is it time for a new heater?
A repair is usually the right call for a newer heater with one failed part. But if your furnace is 15–20 years old, needs a heat exchanger, or breaks down every winter, a new system is often the safer and cheaper choice over time.
We’ll show you both options and let you decide — no pressure either way.
15–20 yrs
Typical life of a gas furnace with regular care
Cracked
A cracked heat exchanger can leak carbon monoxide — it means replace, not repair
AFUE
The furnace efficiency rating — higher means less gas for the same heat
How a heater replacement works
Clear steps, a written quote and no surprises on install day.
- Home visit & sizing. We check your home, ducts and venting, and size the new system.
- Clear written quote. Options side by side, with the full price.
- Old unit removed. Disposed of properly, area protected.
- Install & test. Gas, venting, airflow and thermostat set up and tested.
- Walkthrough. How to use it, plus warranty registration.
Valley winter nights can drop into the 40s — sometimes lower. Most heaters sit unused for months, then get switched on all at once. That’s when dusty burners, weak igniters and dirty flame sensors fail. A fall tune-up is the easiest way to avoid a cold night without heat.
Clear prices before any work
No surprises and no pressure.
$79
Diagnostic visit
Full safety and system check. It counts toward the repair when you go ahead.
Quote
Before every job
Repairs are priced on the spot. New systems get a written quote after a home visit.
90 days
Warranty on heating repairs
Heat pump refrigerant and compressor repairs: 1 year. New equipment also carries the manufacturer’s warranty.
Prices are estimates. The exact cost depends on the repair, parts, system type and size. You always approve the full price before work begins.
Heating repair questions
Don’t see yours? Call us — we’re happy to help, even if it’s just advice.
How much does heating repair cost in North Hollywood?
Our diagnostic visit is $79 and counts toward the repair. You get a clear price before any work starts. New systems are quoted after a home visit.
Should I repair or replace my furnace?
If the furnace is under about 15 years old and has one failed part, repair usually makes sense. A cracked heat exchanger or a breakdown every winter means it’s time to replace. We’ll show you both options.
How often should my heater be serviced?
Once a year, ideally in the fall before the first cold night. A tune-up includes burner and flame sensor cleaning plus a carbon monoxide and venting check.
Why is my furnace running but blowing cold air?
Usually a dirty flame sensor, a failed igniter or a clogged filter that makes the furnace overheat and shut off the burners. Check the filter first, then call us.
Do you repair wall and floor furnaces?
Yes. Many 1940s and ’50s Valley homes still have them. We repair pilot lights, thermocouples and gas valves, check the venting, and tell you honestly when it’s time to upgrade.
Can you come today?
Often, yes. We work every day from 9am to 7pm. If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas company first.