Furnace Repair & HVAC Service in Newark and Licking County
No heat, no cooling, or a system that just is not right. Call and talk to a real person, get a straight answer and a price before any work begins.
- Calls answered 24/7
- Same-day repairs
- Upfront pricing
- All makes & models
Heating and cooling services for Licking County homes
Furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and mini-splits: repaired, replaced and maintained by people who know the homes in this county.
Furnace Repair
No heat, short cycling, strange noises or a furnace that runs but blows cold air.
Learn more →Furnace Replacement
Right-sized gas, propane and electric furnaces installed with the permit pulled for you.
Learn more →24/7 Emergency Service
No heat on a January night. Call any hour and you reach a person, not a voicemail.
Learn more →Heat Pumps
Cold-climate and dual-fuel heat pumps, repaired and installed for Ohio winters.
Learn more →AC Repair
Warm air, frozen lines, a unit that hums but will not start. Fixed right the first time.
Learn more →AC Replacement
New central air sized with a real load calculation, not a guess from the old unit.
Learn more →Ductless Mini-Splits
Heat and cool additions, finished attics, garages and older homes with no ductwork.
Learn more →Tune-Ups & Maintenance
Fall furnace and spring AC tune-ups that catch the small problems before they strand you.
Learn more →Straight answers from people who work on Licking County homes every day
Heating and cooling in Licking County is not one-size-fits-all. The century-old homes around downtown Newark and the village of Granville have chimneys, basements and ductwork that were never designed for modern equipment. Pataskala and Johnstown subdivisions have builder-grade systems reaching the end of their lives on the same schedule. Out past Utica and down around Buckeye Lake, homes run on propane or all-electric heat. We know what to look for in each.
The most common no-heat call we get on the first cold night of the year is not a dead furnace. It is a flame sensor that built up a coating all summer, so the furnace lights, runs a few seconds and shuts off. It is a quick fix, and it is exactly the kind of thing a fall tune-up catches before it strands you.
- A real person answers, day or night, at (740) 527-0222.
- You get the price first. No repair starts until you approve it.
- Repair when repair makes sense. We do not push new equipment on a system that needs a part.
- New systems sized with a load calculation, not copied from the old label.
- Every furnace visit includes a carbon monoxide check.
Read more about how we work, or contact us any time.
A lot of the furnaces we replace in Licking County were oversized from day one. The original installer copied the old unit, the homeowners added insulation and windows over the years, and the furnace ended up blasting heat for three minutes and shutting off. A correctly sized furnace runs longer, quieter cycles and the whole house evens out.
Heating season is here. Is your furnace ready?
Book a fall tune-up now, or call 24/7 if you already have no heat.
Getting ready for an Ohio winter
Most furnace failures happen on the first night it truly has to work. Parts that were already worn in October, like an igniter with a hairline crack, a weak capacitor or a half-clogged condensate drain, give out when the temperature drops. A few things are worth doing now:
- Change the furnace filter, and write the size on the furnace so you never have to guess.
- Run the heat for a few minutes on a cool evening. A little burning-dust smell the first time is normal.
- Check that your carbon monoxide alarms work, one on every level of the house.
- Make sure the white PVC vent pipes outside are clear of leaves, nests and, later, snow drifts.
- Schedule a furnace tune-up if it has been more than a year.
If your furnace is already acting up, start with our furnace troubleshooting guide. If it is getting old and repairs are adding up, read repair or replace and check typical prices in our cost guide. Considering something new? See furnace replacement and heat pumps.
Simple from the first call
Call or request a call back
Tell us what the system is doing. We will help with safe checks and give you an honest arrival window.
We diagnose it
We test before we guess, read the error codes and confirm the cause with a meter.
You approve the price
You get the price before any work starts, and an honest opinion on repair versus replace.
We fix it and test it
Repairs are usually done the same visit, finished with a safety check before we leave.
Serving every community in Licking County
Based in Newark, with regular service throughout the county. See all of our service areas.
Common questions
How fast can you come out?
Same-day service is typical across Licking County. No-heat emergencies are answered 24/7 at (740) 527-0222, and we give you an honest arrival window when you call.
What does furnace repair usually cost?
Most common furnace repairs run about $150 to $600, and you get the price before any work begins. See our HVAC cost guide for typical ranges.
Do you work on all brands?
Yes. We service and install every major brand, including Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, Bryant and American Standard.
Do you offer free estimates on new systems?
Yes. Estimates for new furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and mini-splits are free, written and itemized.
Should I repair or replace my furnace?
If it is under about fifteen years old and the repair is modest, repair usually makes sense. If it is older and needs a major repair, get a replacement price first. Our repair or replace guide walks through it.
What areas do you serve?
Newark and every community in Licking County, including Heath, Granville, Pataskala, Hebron, Johnstown, Utica, Buckeye Lake and the Licking County side of New Albany.
Talk to a Licking County HVAC tech today
Calling is the fastest way to get on the schedule. Tell us what the system is doing and we will tell you what it probably is, what it probably costs and when we can be there.
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