Heating and cooling in Mason, Maineville and South Lebanon
We repair and install furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps for homes, including Lennox, Carrier, Trane, Bryant, Rheem and Goodman. Most furnace problems are fixed in one day.
- Based in Mason at 3532 Irwin Simpson Road, Suite 70
- Family-owned and operated, Ohio HVAC license 48904
- Open 7am to 9pm seven days a week
What customers say
4.9 stars on Google, 172 reviews
“Amazing company, amazing tech. Will use again. And recommend to anyone. They are honest and fair with the pricing and work.”
“Adam was friendly and explained everything in a straightforward easily understood way.”
“They did a great job. They talked to me about any issues that came up and told me how everything worked.”
“Chris came out and was great!”
“Jacob did a great job! Very difficult space limitation and got the job done right. Thank you!”
Heating and cooling services
Repair, replacement, maintenance and air quality work for homes in Warren and Hamilton counties.
Furnace Repair & Replacement
Furnace repair, maintenance, installation, and tune-ups with safety checks for homes in Mason and nearby towns.
Air Conditioning Repair & Replacement
A/C diagnostics, repair, installation, replacement, and yearly maintenance for homes in Mason and Warren County.
Heat Pumps
Heat pump repair, maintenance, and installation for homes in Mason, Springboro, Blue Ash, and nearby towns.
Indoor Air Quality
Humidifiers, dehumidifiers, UV lights, air purifiers and air filters for homes in Mason and nearby.
Thermostats
Smart thermostat installation and setup for homes in Mason and the surrounding area.
Tune-Ups & Maintenance Plans
Furnace, A/C and heat pump tune-ups that catch problems before the weather does.
Heating in winter, cooling in summer
The same team handles both seasons, so one call covers your whole system.
Heating
- Furnace Repair & Replacement Furnace repair, maintenance, installation, and tune-ups with safety checks for homes in Mason and nearby towns.
- Heat Pumps Heat pump repair, maintenance, and installation for homes in Mason, Springboro, Blue Ash, and nearby towns.
Cooling
- Air Conditioning Repair & Replacement A/C diagnostics, repair, installation, replacement, and yearly maintenance for homes in Mason and Warren County.
- Heat Pumps Heat pump repair, maintenance, and installation for homes in Mason, Springboro, Blue Ash, and nearby towns.
Is it better to repair or replace an old furnace or AC unit?
It depends on the repair cost, the age of the system and how often it has broken down. We do not push a new system when the old one works fine. We will look at it, tell you how much life it has left and let you decide.
Tune-Ups & Maintenance Plans
Furnace, A/C and heat pump tune-ups that catch problems before the weather does.
- Furnace tune-up and safety check
- A/C maintenance
- Heat pump maintenance
- Assessment of your system's remaining life
- Explanation of any repairs needed
Equipment brands we work on
Lennox, Carrier, Trane, Bryant, Rheem, Goodman, Amana
Recent jobs
Photos from our own installs and service calls around Mason.
Towns we serve
We work out of Mason and serve homes in Maineville, South Lebanon, Lebanon, Loveland, Sharonville, Blue Ash and Springboro.
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Mason
Furnace, air conditioning and heat pump service for homes in Mason. -
Maineville
Heating, cooling and heat pump service for homes in Maineville. -
South Lebanon
Furnace and air conditioning repair and installation in South Lebanon. -
Lebanon
Heating, cooling and heat pump service for homes in Lebanon. -
Loveland
Furnace, A/C and heat pump service for Loveland homes, from our Mason office. -
Sharonville
Heating, cooling and air quality service for Sharonville homeowners. -
Blue Ash
Furnace, A/C and heat pump work for Blue Ash homes. -
Springboro
Heating and cooling repair, installation and maintenance for Springboro homes.
Common questions
How often should my furnace and air conditioner be serviced?
Once a year for each is the usual guidance: the furnace in fall before heating season and the air conditioner in spring before it gets hot. A tune-up and safety check on the furnace catches small problems early. See our maintenance services.
Can you repair my furnace in one day?
Most furnace problems we see are repaired in one day. Our vans carry common parts such as blowers, switches, control boards and igniters, though a specific part can sometimes need to be ordered. See furnace repair.
Is a heat pump a good fit for a home in this climate?
Heat pumps both heat and cool, and many homes in southwest Ohio can use them. Whether one suits your house depends on its insulation, ductwork and your current system. We can look at your home and talk through it. See heat pumps.
Why is my AC running but not cooling the house?
Common causes include a dirty air filter, a dirty coil, low refrigerant or a failing part. Replacing a clogged filter is a safe first check. If air is still warm, we can diagnose it. See A/C repair.
What can help with dust, allergies or humidity in my home?
Better air filters, air purifiers, UV lights, humidifiers and dehumidifiers each address different problems. We install all of these. See indoor air quality.
Do you work on homes only?
Yes. We work on homes in Mason and nearby towns.
Call (513) 496-2477
Heating and cooling guides for homeowners
Plain answers on furnaces, air conditioning, heat pumps and indoor air.
Furnaces and winter heating in Southwest Ohio
How gas furnaces work, the warning signs to watch for, filter basics, fall tune-ups, carbon monoxide safety, and when to repair or replace in Southwest Ohio.
Air conditioning through an Ohio summer
How air conditioning works in humid Ohio summers: refrigerant basics, condenser care, spring tune-ups, sizing, SEER2, breakdowns and cooling upstairs rooms.
Heat pumps, humidity and indoor air quality
How heat pumps work in Southwest Ohio winters, when dual fuel makes sense, and how to handle dry winter air, summer humidity and indoor air quality in homes.
Tell us what's going on
Send us a few details about your furnace, air conditioner or heat pump and we will contact you to set up the next step.