Heater Repair in Amarillo

Providing Reliable Repairs for Furnaces & More in Panhandle, Canyon, Claude & Surrounding Areas Since 1978

A broken heater can really put a damper on your day. You keep fiddling with the thermostat, but the warm air never flows. Crossing your fingers and wishing hard doesn't work, so it's time to call in the pros. Whether you need help with a heat pump or a furnace, Gary's Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. has the skills and tools to bring your heat back fast!

For safety reasons, we use a camera on ALL heat exchangers. This is done to protect your family from carbon monoxide that can occur from a possible cracked heat exchanger. With decades of experience and access to top-quality products from leading manufacturers, the team at Gary's will have you fixed up in no time.

For quality heating and furnace repairs in Amarillo, Canyon, Panhandle, Claude, and beyond, give Gary's Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. a call today.

When to Call For Heater Repair

When your furnace or heat pump begins to malfunction, you may be unaware of the severity or cause of the issue. That is why we recommend consulting with a professional technician from our team right away at the first sign of trouble. You can also keep an eye out for any of the following, which may point to a service being needed.

What Are the Most Common Heater Problems?

The most common heater problems are:

• Uneven Heating: The temperature and level of heat being generated throughout the rooms of your home vary. This issue can be caused by a thermostat that is either faulty or set incorrectly, as well as outdated air ducts.
• Airflow Problems: There is a decrease in airflow being circulated, which can lead to an overworking of your heater. This problem typically can be the result of clogged filters, leaky ductwork, or worn out mechanical components.
• No Air is Coming from the Furnace: This problem can stem from a damaged or extinguished pilot light for a gas furnace, or a faulty electric ignition for electric furnaces.
• No Warm Air: There is a complete lack of warm air being produced. Your thermostat, pilot light, ductwork, and air filters could all be the culprit of this problem.
• The Furnace Won’t Stay On: This can be the result of problems with your burners, flame sensor, pilot light, or a damaged limit switch or thermocouple.
• Short-Cycling: The heating system cycles on and off in small intervals, often known as short cycling. While the thermostat and filters may be to blame, this issue can also be caused by an incorrectly sized heater. In that case, a replacement will be needed.

Additionally, a rise in your bills, musty odors, excessive dust, or a significant change in your home’s air quality, and level of humidity are other signs that indicate a problem. As so many of these issues can display similar symptoms, it’s critical you bring in a skilled repair expert who can assess your system, provide the necessary fix, and answer any questions you may have. Staying ahead of repairs and maintenance is the best way to keep your heating system running smoothly.