Ready for the Cold Snap
Texas winters stay mild until they don’t. When a furnace or heat pump quits during a hard freeze, we diagnose it safely, quote the repair in writing, and get the heat back on for your family.
What We Repair
From gas furnaces to all-electric heat pumps, we troubleshoot the system you have. Safety comes first on every gas appliance we touch.
Ignitors, flame sensors, and gas valves are the usual no-heat culprits, and we test for safe combustion before we sign off.
Defrost faults, reversing valves, and weak heat in a freeze are common heat pump issues we pinpoint on the first visit.
A cracked heat exchanger or failed sensor is a safety issue, not just a comfort one, so we check carbon monoxide risk on every furnace.
We check combustion and carbon monoxide on every gas furnace, because heat that isn’t safe isn’t worth saving.
On older systems we lay out repair cost against replacement so you can decide with both numbers in hand.
Heating repairs carry the same 2-year written warranty we put on every repair we make for a customer.
Four Steps, No Surprises
Reach a real person and book the soonest weekday slot, and during a hard freeze we prioritize no-heat calls.
We test the furnace or heat pump end to end and check combustion safety before quoting any repair.
You approve a flat-rate price up front, with the repair-or-replace math laid out if the system is aging.
We make the repair, confirm safe and steady operation, and leave the work space as clean as we found it.
Frequently Asked Questions
When a cold snap hits, you need fast, clear answers instead of a sales pitch. Here’s what Cedar Park homeowners ask us most when the heat stops working.
Cold air from a running furnace usually points to a failed ignitor, a dirty flame sensor, a thermostat set to the wrong mode, or a clogged filter starving the burner. On a heat pump it can mean a defrost or reversing-valve fault. We test the full ignition and heat sequence to find the real cause instead of swapping parts on a guess.
Most heating repairs in Cedar Park run $150 to $600. A flame sensor or ignitor sits at the low end, while a gas valve, control board, or blower motor runs higher. We diagnose the system, check it’s running safely, and give you a flat-rate written price before any work, so you decide with the full number in front of you.
Heat pump air feels cooler than gas-furnace air because it’s delivered at a lower temperature over a longer run time, which is normal and efficient. You may also see the outdoor unit steam during a defrost cycle in cold weather, which is expected. If the air is genuinely cold or the system can’t keep up in a freeze, it’s worth a diagnostic.
The 50 percent rule applies to heating too: if a repair tops half the cost of replacement, replacing usually wins. Gas furnaces often run 15 to 20 years, so a younger unit is usually worth repairing. The exception is safety, since a cracked heat exchanger means replacement regardless of age. We lay out both numbers in writing.
Yes. On every gas furnace call we check combustion and look for carbon monoxide risk, including signs of a cracked heat exchanger. Heat that isn’t safe isn’t worth saving, so the safety check comes before any repair quote. If we find a CO hazard, we’ll explain it plainly and walk you through the safe options.
Testimonials
Honest pricing and clean work bring families back season after season. Here’s what they wrote after we left their homes.
A furnace that quits during a freeze can’t wait until next week. We’ll diagnose it safely, check for carbon monoxide risk, quote the repair in writing, and back it for two years. Call (512) 900-6512 or request service and we’ll prioritize getting your home warm again.
