Furnace Repair
No-heat calls across the city.
Furnace Repair, explainedGrandville sits on the Grand River southwest of Grand Rapids, with older streets near downtown, newer neighborhoods to the south and the RiverTown Crossings retail area along I-196.
The short answer
Grandville HVAC service comes from our Grand Rapids office on 3 Mile Rd NW, a short drive down I-196. We repair and replace furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and water heaters in Grandville homes, and service rooftop and split systems for the shops and offices around RiverTown Crossings, with the phone answered 24 hours a day.
What we see here
Grandville's older streets near downtown and the river have the furnaces, boilers and shared water heater flues we see across older West Michigan towns. When an old furnace comes out and a high-efficiency model goes in, the water heater is often left alone in a chimney sized for two appliances, so we check draft and venting every time.
South of downtown, newer neighborhoods bring high-efficiency furnaces, central air and growing interest in heat pumps and dual-fuel setups. Around RiverTown Crossings and the I-196 corridor, we service commercial systems for retail and offices.

Grandville had 16,082 residents in 2020, and it has been its own city since it separated from Wyoming Township in 1933; RiverTown Crossings opened there in 1999 and anchors its retail area. Grand Rapids-area heating companies widely offer geothermal alongside furnaces and air conditioning, so geothermal and heat pump comparisons come up regularly when owners in Grandville's newer neighborhoods plan a replacement.
Most-requested work
No-heat calls across the city.
Furnace Repair, explainedHeat pumps and dual fuel in newer homes.
Heat Pump Installation detailsVenting checks after a furnace upgrade.
Carbon Monoxide Safety Inspection, explainedSummer breakdowns.
AC RepairRetail and offices along I-196.
Commercial HVAC Repair in Grand RapidsTanks in older homes.
Water Heater Replacement detailsGetting to you
From our office on 3 Mile Rd NW, I-196 runs southwest through Grand Rapids and into Grandville, so most of the city is a short drive.
The phone is answered 24 hours a day. When the schedule is full during a cold snap, a call may be forwarded to another trusted local company.
Around Grandville
Grandville sits in heating and cooling in Kent County between Wyoming to the east and our Jenison page and Hudsonville, MI to the west, across the Ottawa County line.
To the north, HVAC service in Walker is home to our service office.
Questions from Grandville
Grandville is a short drive down I-196; no-heat calls go first.
Often it is alone in an oversized chimney after a furnace upgrade; a liner fixes it.
We install air-source heat pumps and service geothermal systems.
Yes, rooftop and split systems for retail and offices.
Yes, 24 hours a day.
Call any hour and a person answers.
Reach us
Service office
3535 3 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534