Heating, cooling and air quality services for Grand Rapids

When something stops working, this is where to start. Most no-heat calls in Grand Rapids come down to ignition, flame sensing or blower faults, and most summer failures are capacitors, contactors and frozen coils. Emergency calls are answered around the clock.

Furnaces carry most Grand Rapids homes through winter, with boilers and radiators still common in older neighborhoods. This group covers new furnaces, boilers, garage heat, fireplaces, radiant floors and zoning.

The cooling season here is short, which changes the math on efficiency tiers. These pages cover replacing an air conditioner, spring tune-ups, refrigerant leaks and indoor coils.

Heat pumps now heat as well as cool through a Michigan winter, alone, paired with a furnace, or as ductless heads in rooms the ducts never reached. Cold-climate heat pumps are the starting point.

Comfort problems are often air problems: dry winter air, damp basements, dust and rooms that never get enough airflow. Sealing leaky ducts and humidity control fix more complaints than new equipment does.

Water heaters share the basement, the gas line and often the chimney with the furnace, which is why we handle them. Repairs on a failing tank come first; replacement when the tank is done.

Rooftop units, split systems and kitchen make-up air for offices, shops and restaurants, with scheduled rooftop service to keep summer breakdowns rare.

Tune-ups before each season, a fall and spring plan, carbon monoxide checks and inspections for home sales. The maintenance plan keeps both visits on the calendar.