Furnace Repair & Heater Repair in Tyler TX & Surrounding Areas
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Heating Problems? How Can We Serve You?
Winter is the season when you cozy up on the couch with your sweetheart, sip on your favorite warm drink (hot chocolate or apple cider), and re-watch reruns of your favorite sitcoms or classic holiday movies.
But the relaxing evening can easily be ruined if your heater suddenly stops working.
That’s why Walker Heating & Cooling offers 24 hour furnace repair.
When your HVAC system needs immediate attention, call Walker for fast heater repair in Tyler, Texas.
How To Know When Your Home Heater Needs Repairs?
Furnaces and heaters can develop many different problems. Some of them can actually be dangerous.
Be sure to call Walker if you notice any of these heating issues:
- Strange smells – If you smell gas, this could be an emergency situation.
- Yellow Pilot Light – This can indicate a carbon monoxide leak. Call us right away for furnace maintenance.
- Tripped Carbon-Monoxide Detector – This is a potentially dangerous situation. It requires emergency repair.
- Air Doesn’t Get Warm Enough – If you notice your heater working harder than normal to heat your home, you may have a ductwork leak or some other problem.
- Strange Noises – Most furnaces make sounds, especially when they first turn on. But continuous loud noises are not normal and should be inspected.
- Respiratory Issues – In the colder months, poor air flow can cause coughing, wheezing, and other respiratory problems. A simple repair could improve your home’s air quality.
- High Energy Bills – Are your energy bills much higher than usual? Your heat pump compressor may have a problem.
How Cold Does It Actually Get In East Texas?
Contrary to popular belief, East Texas winters do get cold.
The coldest night ever recorded in Tyler was -0.8°F on December 23, 1989, according to ClimateSpy.com.
Most winters in Smith County are not that severe. But we do experience freezing temperatures almost every year.
And on those cold nights when your heating system stops working, we want you to know that you have a HVAC repair company nearby ready to help—day or night!
What’s The Difference between A Furnace And A Heat Pump?
There are three important differences between a furnace and a heat pump:
1. A heat pump runs on electricity, while a furnace runs on gas.
So typically, if you own a heat pump, your electric bill may run a little higher than it will with a furnace. If you own a furnace, you’ll have a higher gas bill.
2. Heat pumps are generally considered to be safer than furnaces.
That’s because furnaces run on gas, which means there is a carbon monoxide risk.
3. Heat pumps can both heat and cool your home.
In the summer, the heat pump will cool your house by removing the hot air from inside your house. If you have a heat pump, you probably don’t need an air conditioner. But if you have a furnace, you’ll need both.
Need heat pump or gas furnace repair right now? Call Walker Heating & Cooling today!
We’re one of the most trusted furnace companies in the Tyler area.
Heater Repair
Need heat pump repair or furnace repair in Tyler, TX? Our team of technicians can be at your home ASAP to get your heater warming your home again fast.
Furnace Repair Cost — Starts at $99
Est. Time of Completion: — 2 Hours
Heater Installation
When a simple repair won’t do, our heater and furnace installers can handle your furnace replacement fast and affordably.
Cost For Furnace Replacement — Starts $5,000 (Complete System)
Est. Time of Completion: — 1 day
Thermostat Installation
Looking for a simple thermostat to manually control your HVAC system? Or a smart thermostat that can be programmed with your phone? Walker has got you covered.
Thermostat Installation Cost — Starts $189
Est. Time of Completion — 1 Hour
Maintenance Plans
Keep your system working smoothly throughout the fall and winter with regular maintenance. Our team will come twice a year to do a heat pump inspection or furnace tune up.
Maintenance Plans Cost — Starts $189/yr
Est. Time of Completion — 1 Hour
The Walker Experience.
Step 1: Give Us A Call
A friendly team member will listen to you as you describe your heat pump or furnace problem and express your desire to get out of the cold!
Step 2: Schedule Your Service
We will work with your schedule to find a time that is most convenient for you. Need help now? Call now for 24-hour emergency heater repair in Tyler, TX and surrounding areas.
Step 3: Receive Confirmation
On the day of your furnace service, you will receive a picture of the technician who is to arrive at your home or office as well as confirmation — hours/mins before.
Step 4: Get Top-Rate Service
Our technicians arrive fully equipped to handle the task. They are professional and courteous and aim for your satisfaction.
The Walker Advantage
Emergency Heating Repair
When it’s freezing outside, heater repair service won’t wait till tomorrow. So, our technicians are ready to help — no matter the time.
Informed & Skilled Technicians
Every Walker technician is NATE certified. So you can rest knowing that today is not your technician’s first day on the job.
Flexible Payment Options & Easy Financing
Nope, you do not have to write a check. Our technicians (actually) accept credit cards. Need financing? We can help.
100% Money Back Guarantee
We work hard to minimize mistakes, but sometimes they happen. And they are not your fault. So, we make it right or your money back.
No Sub-Contractors Required
Our technicians are exactly that: OUR technicians. Every one of them wears a Walker shirt and drives a Walker truck.
Up-Front Pricing
No one likes pricing “surprises.” So, we communicate pricing clearly before your project begins. The result? The work you expect at the price you agreed to.
90% of Repairs Happen The First Trip!
We’ve noticed that service appointments are often plural. There’s one trip to explore the issue.
Then there’s another one to get parts. And another to get the part he didn’t know he needed.
Because every Walker truck is essentially a mobile parts warehouse, we finish 90% of jobs on the first visit.
Before You Call Try These Quick Fixes…
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Check Your Thermostat
Make sure your thermostat is set to HEAT.
And we know it seems so obvious, but (1) we’ve done it (yes, even us!) and (2) we’ve “fixed” lots of heating units simply by turning them on. 😉
It’s better to double-check than to pay us to do it for you!
Check Your Air Filter
A dirty air filter can cause all sorts of heater problems, including causing the furnace to overheat and shut down.
The good news is that checking your air filter is quick and easy. Most heating units are located in a closet inside your home. You can access your filter via a knob or handle that you will likely find toward the bottom of the unit.
If your filter is a medium gray color, then it’s time to replace it. Because not all filters are the same size, you’ll want to check the size on the side of the filter before heading to Lowe’s, Home Depot, or Amazon.
FYI: If you frequently forget to change your filter, you can schedule automatic filter shipments from Amazon at an interval of your choosing (in most cases, every 2-3 months works great).
Check The Circuit Breaker
A power spike may have tripped its circuit breaker. Even if you have a gas furnace, they still require electricity.
Go to your electrical panel and check the breaker. Does it look like the breaker has tripped? Turn it to the OFF position. Now turn it back to the ON position.
If the breaker trips again, contact us immediately!
A team member will be out to inspect the problem and get you going again.