Furnace Repair
No-heat calls make up the bulk of winter work across the county.
Furnace Repair Kent County, Michigan
Heating and cooling service across Kent County
From Grand Rapids out to Rockford, Lowell, Byron Center and Caledonia, Kent County is our home ground. The service office on 3 Mile Rd NW sits in the middle of it.
The short answer
Kent County HVAC service is run from our office on 3 Mile Rd NW in Grand Rapids, so most of the county is a short drive away. We repair and replace furnaces, boilers, air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless systems for homes and businesses across the county, and the phone is answered 24 hours a day.
What we see here
Kent County homes, from city bungalows to farm country
Kent County mixes three kinds of housing, and each brings its own heating and cooling work. Grand Rapids and its inner suburbs have older homes with boilers, chimney-vented furnaces and ductwork that was never sized for central air. The newer subdivisions around Byron Center, Caledonia and Ada bring high-efficiency furnaces that need their first proper tune-up and a check of how the PVC vents sit against the snow line.
Further out, toward Sparta, Cedar Springs and Lowell, many homes sit beyond the gas mains and heat with propane, oil or a heat pump. That is where fuel conversions and heat pump and furnace pairings come up most, along with geothermal systems on larger lots.
Kent County counted 657,974 residents in the 2020 census, up 9.2% from 2010, which puts it among Michigan's largest counties and keeps new homes going up every year. That growth means two very different kinds of work across the county: first tune-ups and early repairs on new subdivision equipment, and replacements in the older city and township homes that have been heated the same way for decades.
Most-requested work
What Kent County homeowners call us for most
Furnace Replacement & Installation
Older city furnaces and 20-year-old suburban units are being replaced.
Furnace Replacement & Installation, explainedAC Repair
Short, sharp heat waves bring capacitor and contactor failures.
About AC RepairHeat Pump Installation
Popular where gas is not available or as a dual-fuel add-on.
Heat Pump Installation around Grand RapidsBoiler Repair
Common in older Grand Rapids and East Grand Rapids homes.
About Boiler RepairDuct Repair & Sealing
Ranches and split-levels with uneven rooms.
Duct Repair & Sealing in Grand RapidsGetting to you
How we cover Kent County
Our service office is on 3 Mile Rd NW, where Grand Rapids meets Walker. From there, I-96, US-131 and M-6 put most of the county within easy reach, from Rockford, MI in the north to HVAC service in Byron Center and our Caledonia page in the south and Lowell to the east.
One number answers for the whole county, any hour. No-heat and no-cooling calls go ahead of routine work, and when the schedule is full during a cold snap, a call may be forwarded to another trusted local company so you are not left waiting.
Towns in the county
Kent County cities and towns we cover
Inside Grand Rapids's ring of suburbs we cover heating and cooling in Wyoming, heating and cooling in Kentwood, heating and cooling in Walker, Grandville, MI and our East Grand Rapids page, along with HVAC service in Comstock Park, Cascade Township and Ada.
Further out, the county runs north through Rockford, MI, Cedar Springs and Sparta, east to Lowell, and south to HVAC service in Byron Center and our Caledonia page. Neighboring counties are covered too: HVAC service in Ottawa County to the west, HVAC service in Ionia County to the east and our Allegan County page to the south.
Questions from Kent County
Kent County questions
Yes. The 3 Mile Rd NW office covers Grand Rapids, its suburbs and the rural townships across the county.
Yes. Furnace, AC, heat pump and water heater replacements are done under a mechanical permit and inspected.
Yes. Propane furnaces are serviced and repaired the same way as natural gas units, with the right orifices and settings.
No-heat calls are scheduled ahead of routine work; we give you an honest arrival window when you call.
Yes. Rooftop units, split systems, boilers and make-up air for offices, shops and restaurants.
Anywhere in Kent County, any hour
Call and a person answers. We take it from there.