Nashville furnace & heating repair
Need a furnace & heating repair in Nashville? You've got two real options: roll the dice on a Yelp listing, or call a shop that's been working in your zip code for a while. We're the second one. We're licensed, insured, and direct. No upselling, no door-to-door pitches, no hour-long sales appointments.
Talk to a tech: (800) 555-3072
Local context for Nashville
Older Nashville neighborhoods often have galvanized service lines or clay sewer laterals from the original build. Different prep, different tools.
On bigger jobs we'll bring two techs. On simpler ones, just one — fewer hands, faster billing.
Sample job
Last spring we got a call from a homeowner near the south side Nashville. Heat pump blowing cold air in 28°f weather. Diagnosis: failed reversing valve solenoid. We replaced solenoid coil, recommissioned, ran the test, and were out the door in in one trip. Total: $754 including parts.
What we cover
Heating-side repairs run different than AC. Most furnace calls come down to ignitor failure, flame sensor, control board, or pressure switch. Heat pumps add reversing valve and defrost board.
Gas furnace ignitor failures are the most common winter call — about 40% of no-heat calls. The ignitor is a $35 part and a 20-minute job; total flat-rate runs $185-$340.
Heat pump no-heat in cold weather usually means failed reversing valve solenoid (system stuck in cool mode) or failed defrost board (outdoor coil iced up). Both diagnoseable in under an hour.
Older furnaces (15+ years) develop heat exchanger cracks. We check for them every diagnostic visit because a cracked heat exchanger leaks carbon monoxide and is a replacement-not-repair issue.
Typical investment
For furnace & heating repair jobs in the Nashville area:
- Diagnostic visit: $80 – $120
- Hot surface ignitor replacement: $170 – $315
- Flame sensor replacement: $150 – $270
- Pressure switch replacement: $200 – $385
- Control board replacement: $385 – $780
- Heat exchanger replacement: $1,655 – $3,130