Grand Rapids heating and cooling
No heat at 2 a.m. or an AC that quit on the first hot day? A person answers around the clock and books a technician who can fix, replace or maintain any make.
HeatingFurnaces, boilers, heat pumps and garage heatersFurnace repair
Brands we service and install
Answered around the clock
If your furnace will not light, your AC is blowing warm, or a heat pump is stuck in defrost in Grand Rapids, call and a technician gets scheduled the same call. We repair and replace gas furnaces, central air, heat pumps, ductless mini splits, boilers and water heaters across Grand Rapids and the west side, and we answer the phone 24 hours a day, every day.
Every system in the house
Grouped the way the equipment is grouped, so you can go straight to the page for the thing that is broken.
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The two seasons that break equipment
Grand Rapids sees about 133 nights a year at or below freezing. Most no-heat calls trace back to an ignitor, flame sensor, pressure switch or blower capacitor, and we check the heat exchanger and flue on every repair while the cabinet is open.
Furnace repairOnly about ten days a year reach 90 here, and the first hot afternoon is exactly when a weak capacitor or a low refrigerant charge finally fails. A spring tune-up catches most of it; when it does not, we run AC repair calls in the same heat wave everyone else is calling about.
AC repairLake-effect winters pull indoor humidity down to the point where floors gap and static builds. Summer does the opposite in a Michigan basement. Whole-house humidifiers, dehumidifiers, media filters and duct cleaning keep the air right in both halves of the year.
Air quality services
Warning signs
The furnace or AC starts and stops every few minutes.
What it usually meansDirty burners or poor airflow burning more fuel than it should.
What it usually meansLeaky or undersized ducts starving the far rooms.
What it usually meansLow airflow or a refrigerant leak freezing the coil.
What it usually meansA clogged condensate drain or a leaking humidifier.
What it usually meansBurning, rotten-egg or grinding means call before it gets worse.
What it usually meansOld houses, new subdivisions
The housing here spans nearly two centuries, and the equipment has to match it. Around Heritage Hill, east of downtown, roughly four out of five homes date from 1939 or earlier, so a lot of our calls involve hydronic boilers, radiators and the question of how to cool a house that was never built with a duct chase. Ductless mini splits and high-velocity systems earn their keep there, and because the district reviews exterior changes, we plan outdoor unit and line-set placement before the truck rolls.
Out toward Kentwood and Wyoming the stock shifts to 1950s brick ranches, 1970s split-levels and, off 52nd Street, brand-new subdivisions. Ranches on slabs tend to have undersized returns and long duct runs, which shows up as a cold back bedroom and a furnace that short cycles. Newer builds usually need a first proper tune-up.
Every replacement we do in Kent County is pulled under a mechanical permit and inspected, and Consumers Energy currently pays $300 on a qualifying air-source heat pump and $100 or $300 on a high-efficiency furnace, and we gather the model and efficiency details the claim needs rather than leaving it as homework. Spitale HVAC runs the Grand Rapids work from the office on 3 Mile Rd NW, on the northwest side where the city meets Walker.
What happens after you call
A person picks up at any hour. Tell us what the system is doing and we book the earliest slot that fits, with a no-heat or no-cooling call moved to the front of the day.
The technician tests the system before quoting anything: static pressure, temperature split, combustion readings or refrigerant pressures, depending on the job.
You get the repair price and, when the unit is old enough for it to matter, the replacement picture too, so you can compare instead of guess.
Repairs are made and re-tested before we leave. Installs are set, wired, vented, started up and run through a full cycle before we pack up.
Permit, inspection, rebate forms and equipment registration are handled with you, and a maintenance plan reminder goes on the calendar if you want one.
Book the check now, while the fix is a tune-up and not a 2 a.m. no-heat call.
Learning center
Costs and planning
Michigan price ranges for 2026, what moves a quote, and how to tell whether a quote is complete.
Furnace replacement cost guideEmergencies and warning signs
Five safe checks that fix many no-heat calls, and the point where a technician should take over.
Furnace not working guideChoosing equipment
Cold-climate heat pumps, gas furnaces and dual fuel compared for a Michigan winter, with 2026 costs and rebates.
Heat pump or gas furnace guideBefore you call
Yes. Calls to the number on this site are answered around the clock, every day of the year. No-heat and no-cooling calls are scheduled ahead of routine work.
The service office on 3 Mile Rd NW handles Grand Rapids and the surrounding cities, and the Stevensville head office covers the lakeshore side. The service area page lays out both in detail.
All of the common ones. Carrier, Bryant, Lennox, Trane, Rheem, Goodman, Amana, American Standard, Armstrong Air, Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric equipment all come through regularly, along with older units whose brand is long gone.
Age, the cost of the repair against the cost of a new unit, and what the heat exchanger and blower look like. We give you both numbers on the same visit so you can decide with the facts in front of you.
A cold-climate heat pump holds heating capacity well below zero, and paired with a gas furnace as a dual-fuel system it hands off to gas on the coldest nights. Consumers Energy currently offers rebates on qualifying models.
Yes. Every furnace, AC, heat pump, boiler and water heater replacement is done under a mechanical permit and inspected, which every Michigan jurisdiction requires.
We tell you the honest next opening. In a cold snap or heat wave, if we cannot get to an emergency fast enough, the call may be passed to another trusted local company so you are not left waiting.
Yes. Rooftop units, split systems, make-up air and scheduled maintenance for offices, retail and restaurants in the Grand Rapids area.
Tell us what the system is doing and we take it from there, any hour, any day, anywhere around Grand Rapids.
Reach us
Service office
3535 3 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534