Furnaces & No Heat Repair
Gas and electric furnaces that blow cold air, short cycle, won't light or won't shut off, plus replacements when a repair stops making sense.
Furnace Repair, AC Repair & No-Heat Calls, Phone Answered 24/7
Tell us what's wrong and a real person will call you. If the house is losing heat, call us directly.
Cold house tonight? We pick up the phone any hour.
Call (313) 000-0000Comfort Kings HVAC Detroit takes care of the heating and cooling in homes across the city, from brick bungalows on the east side to colonials near the suburbs. When something breaks, we find the real cause first instead of swapping parts and hoping.
Every visit ends the same way: we tell you what failed, what your options are and what it costs, in writing, before any work starts. No pressure and no surprise add-ons.
Whether it's a furnace that won't stay lit, an AC that blows warm air or a system that's simply worn out, one call gets you a technician who explains things in plain language.
Most calls we get fall into three groups. Here's what we handle in each.
Gas and electric furnaces that blow cold air, short cycle, won't light or won't shut off, plus replacements when a repair stops making sense.
Warm air from the vents, iced-up lines, a dead condenser fan or a system that can't keep up in July. We repair it or size a new one properly.
Cold-climate heat pumps, dual-fuel setups with your furnace, and mini-splits for attics, basements and additions without ducts.
These are the jobs Detroit homeowners call us about most. Tap Call Now on any of them to talk to us.
Cold air from the vents, an igniter that won't light or a blower that never stops: we track down the actual cause and explain the fix before we start.
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When your central air quits in a humid Detroit summer, we check the capacitor, contactor, refrigerant and airflow so the right part gets fixed.
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Our phone is answered around the clock. We'll walk you through safe quick checks while a technician heads your way to get the heat back on.
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Old furnace, rising gas bills or repairs every winter? We size a new one to your home and ductwork and give you a written quote first.
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We size new central air to your square footage, insulation and ducts, then remove the old unit and test the new one until it runs right.
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From a unit stuck in one mode to a brand-new cold-climate system, we'll give you an honest picture of how a heat pump will do in your house.
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A fall furnace check and a spring AC check catch small problems early. You get a short rundown of what we found, without a hard sell.
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Perfect for rooms your central system misses or older homes without ductwork. We plan placement, install neatly and show you the controls.
Call NowThe full list, grouped so you can find what you need quickly. Don't see it? Call and ask.
Repairs, new installs and upkeep for the equipment that keeps a Detroit winter outside.
Keeping the upstairs livable from June through September.
For the calls that can't wait until morning.
The pieces that move and control the air in your home.
Ready to get your furnace or AC looked at? Call Comfort Kings.
Call (313) 000-0000A few simple rules we stick to on every job.

We work throughout the city of Detroit and these nearby Wayne, Oakland and Macomb County communities:
Just outside these cities? Give us a call and we'll let you know. (313) 000-0000
Check that the thermostat is on heat with fresh batteries, the furnace switch is on, the breaker hasn't tripped and the filter isn't packed with dust. If none of that helps, call us. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility before anything else.
Age, how often it breaks, how much the repair costs and how high your gas bills have climbed all matter. We'll lay out both paths in writing so you can compare them side by side.
Today's cold-climate heat pumps keep working well below freezing, and many homeowners pair one with a gas furnace that takes over on the coldest nights. We'll explain what to expect in your specific house.
Once a year for each side is a good rule: the furnace in early fall and the air conditioner in spring, before the busy seasons start.
Ice usually points to low airflow from a dirty filter or coil, or low refrigerant from a leak. Shut the AC off so it can thaw and give us a call so we can find the cause.
Yes. Ductless mini-splits are often the cleanest way to add cooling and extra heat to homes that run on boilers or radiators.
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Call (313) 000-0000Detroit's older housing and big seasonal swings create a familiar set of heating and cooling headaches.
The first sub-zero week of the year exposes worn igniters, weak flame sensors and tired blower motors that limped through the fall.
Many Detroit homes have decades-old ducts with leaky seams and undersized returns, which leaves upstairs bedrooms cold in winter and hot in summer.
Houses heated by boilers often have no ducts at all, so cooling them takes a different approach such as ductless mini-splits.
Seeds, dust and debris pack outdoor coils in late spring, so the AC runs longer and struggles on the first hot days.
Years of heating cycles can crack a heat exchanger and let combustion gases escape. Working carbon monoxide detectors and yearly inspections matter.
Send us a note about your heating or cooling problem and we'll get back to you. If the house is getting cold, calling is faster.