A furnace that fails on the coldest night of the year is more than an inconvenience — it is a safety issue. Our technicians install and repair gas, electric, and oil furnaces of every make, and we test for safe operation on every visit so you and your family stay warm and protected.
If your furnace is aging, short-cycling, or driving up your gas bill, we will give you a straight answer on whether it is worth repairing or time to replace. New high-efficiency furnaces pay for themselves in comfort and lower bills — and we install them clean and correct.
What's included
- ✓Gas, electric & oil furnace service
- ✓New furnace installation & replacement
- ✓Safety inspections & seasonal tune-ups
- ✓Fast repairs when your furnace quits
Recent jobs we've finished
Our most recent documented jobs for this service, each photographed on site by the tech who did the work.
Troy, OH · July 2026
A complete furnace and AC installation was performed in Troy for a client whose furnace had failed and air conditioning unit was failing.
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Tipp City, OH · March 2026
Gas furnace installation in a Tipp City home. Installed a new AMERISTAR (by American Standard) furnace with a new metal flue vent connector, set in a utility closet beside the existing water heater.
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West Chester Township, OH · March 2026
Replaced the furnace and evaporator coil at this West Chester Township home. Installed a new Goodman furnace and coil in the basement with PVC venting and a new sheet-metal supply trunk through the floor joists.
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Fairborn, OH · February 2026
Electric furnace service call in Fairborn. Inspected the heat-strip element assembly, limit switches and the home's electrical panel while diagnosing a heating problem, and completed the work to restore heat.
See the full job →We handle furnaces — gas, electric & oil across every town we serve, including Troy, Piqua, Tipp City and Sidney. You can also see the jobs we've actually finished, with photos and the towns we did them in.
Frequently asked questions
My furnace is blowing cold air — what's wrong?
It could be a thermostat setting, an ignition or pilot issue, or a clogged filter. It's worth a quick diagnostic — call us and we'll figure it out fast.
How often should I change my furnace filter?
For most homes, every 1–3 months. A clogged filter is one of the most common causes of furnace problems and higher energy bills.
My furnace quit — how fast can you come out?
Call us and we'll get to you as quickly as we can, because a furnace failure in an Ohio winter can't wait. We service every make and model across the Miami Valley.