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No Heat? Furnace Repair in Greenwood
No heat, cold air from the vents, or a furnace that keeps turning on and off? Our technicians find the cause and walk you through your options.
Calls answered 24/7: (479) 383-2837. No heat? Call any time and tell us what the system is doing.
Riverside Heating Air Plumbing repairs gas furnaces, heat pumps, and other heating systems in Greenwood from our office on West Center Street. If the heat is out, or the furnace is making a new noise or smell, call and we’ll find out why.
What a Greenwood furnace repair visit covers
The technician starts with the complaint: no heat, cold air from the vents, a furnace that starts and stops, a burning smell, or a noise from the fan. From there the technician checks the thermostat and power, how the furnace lights, the gas valve, the fan motors, the electrical parts, the filter, and the safety switches that shut a furnace down when something is wrong. You hear what was found and the repair options before work starts.
When a tune-up turns into a repair
Some problems turn up before the furnace quits. During a furnace tune-up in Greenwood, Alejandro replaced the blower motor and a contactor. Catching a worn part during routine maintenance means you can fix it on your schedule, instead of after the heat quits.
Furnace part still under warranty?
A Greenwood homeowner called about a Rheem furnace that might need a new gas valve. They believed the part was still under Rheem’s warranty. Alejandro came out to check it. When a furnace may still be under its parts warranty, the manufacturer will ask for the model and serial number from the label on the furnace, so it helps to have any installation paperwork handy.
Told your furnace has a crack? Get a second opinion
A cracked heat exchanger (the metal wall that keeps flames and exhaust away from the air you breathe) is serious, and homeowners often want a second look. Another company told a Greenwood homeowner their heating unit had a tiny crack in the heat exchanger, and they shut off the gas. The homeowner asked for a second opinion. Alejandro and Jerry came out to look. No repair was done on that visit. If another contractor has shut off your gas, leave it off until a technician has looked at the equipment.
Heating problems our technicians handled in Greenwood
- Greenwood: During a furnace tune-up, Alejandro put in a new blower motor (the fan motor that moves warm air through the vents) and a new contactor (a switch that turns the system on and off).
- Greenwood: The homeowner thought their Rheem furnace might need a new gas valve (the part that lets gas into the burners). They believed the part was still under warranty. Alejandro came out to check it.
- Greenwood: Another company said the heating unit’s heat exchanger had a tiny crack and shut off the gas. (The heat exchanger is the metal wall that keeps flames and exhaust away from the air you breathe.) The homeowner wanted a second opinion, so Alejandro and Jerry came out to look. No repair was done on that visit.
On the job in Greenwood
Real photos from our Greenwood jobs.
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Read job detailsBefore the technician arrives
- Check that the thermostat is set to heat and the set point is above the room temperature.
- Replace a dirty filter. A clogged filter can make the furnace overheat and shut itself off.
- Check the furnace power switch and the breaker, which can get bumped off.
- If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas utility from outside before calling us.
- If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone outside and call 911.
Heat pumps and electric furnaces in Greenwood
Not every Greenwood home heats with gas. Some have a heat pump paired with an electric furnace or an indoor unit with electric heating coils as backup on the coldest days. The same technicians work on those systems too, including a heat pump frozen or iced up in winter, which is a common cold-weather problem. Thinking about switching equipment? We can help you weigh a heat pump or furnace for your home.
Booking a visit: what to have ready
Make sure the thermostat and furnace are easy to get to, pets are put away, and you have a note about when the problem started. Set out any old repair receipts. Call the Greenwood office any time, day or night, or book a routine visit online.
Where your Greenwood call goes
Greenwood heating calls go to the Greenwood office at (479) 383-2837. We also handle AC repairs and tune-ups for Greenwood homes, plus AC installation in Greenwood when a system is due for replacement.
We also fix furnaces in Fort Smith, Van Buren, and Alma.
Our heating systems repair technicians work across the River Valley.
Need heating or cooling help in Greenwood?
Call the Greenwood office or book online. Calls are answered 24/7, and a technician explains what was found before any repair starts.