Heat pumps, heat strips and gas furnaces
When the house will not warm up, we find the part that quit, fix it and run the heat through a full cycle before we leave.
We answer the phone or call back the same working day. Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm.
When the heat stops
Heater repair on residential and commercial systems gets a heat pump, a set of electric heat strips or a gas furnace heating again once it stops.
A heat pump carries the heating and the cooling from one outdoor unit. Electric heat strips sit inside the "air handler", the indoor unit, and warm the air as the blower pushes it past them. A gas furnace burns fuel in a closet or the attic and has its own blower and safety controls.
The heat sits idle most of the year in Biloxi, so a fault often waits through the summer and shows up on the first cold night. Whichever system you have, the repair starts with finding out why it stopped, not with guessing at parts.
What we work on
These are the heating systems we repair, whichever one your house runs on.
One outdoor unit both heats and cools, which many homeowners like. When it stops heating, the fault can sit in the outdoor unit, the indoor unit or the controls between them.
Coiled heating elements in the air handler warm the air on its way to the vents. A burned-out element or the control that switches it leaves the house blowing cool air.
The burners, the igniter and the flame safety checks share one cabinet. When one of them fails, the furnace will not light, or it lights and shuts itself back off.
"Auxiliary heat", the backup or emergency heat, helps a heat pump through deep cold. Modern heat pumps keep full capacity down to about 25°F, so backup heat that runs often has a cause worth finding.
Signs to watch for
Any one of these points to a heating fault, and each is worth a call before the next cold night.
From the call to a warm house
The technician tests the system, finds the failed part, repairs it and runs the heat through a full cycle, and you have the price before any part is replaced.
Test the system
We start with the thermostat, the breaker and the airflow, then test the heat pump, the heat strips or the furnace with the heat called for.
Find the failed part
The readings point to the part that quit, whether a strip element, an igniter or a heat pump part, and we show you what we found.
Quote, then repair
We quote the whole job before we start, with no surprise charges after. Once you say go, the failed part is repaired or replaced.
Run a full cycle
Before leaving, the technician runs the heat through a full cycle to confirm the house warms properly. We clean up when the work is done.
We show up when we say we will. (228) 364-8743
Some heating calls turn out to be a different job, and each of those has its own page. When a heater is past repair, a new system is covered under AC installation, since a heat pump replaces the heating and the cooling together.
What you can count on
Tell us what the heater is doing. We come out, find the fault and quote the repair before any work begins.
Calls outside those hours go to voicemail and we return them the next working morning.
