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Trusted Heating Contractor in Wylie TX
When a North Texas cold front hits overnight, the Slayton family has been keeping Wylie homes warm since 1986.
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Heating Repair
Strange noises, cold air from vents, or a system that cycles without reaching temperature all point to a specific failure. On-site diagnosis of ignitors, flame sensors, heat exchangers, and blower motors starts same-day.
Heating Installation
Whether you’re replacing old equipment or building new near Trinity Falls, the sizing decision matters most. Proper load calculations match the right furnace or heat pump to your home so nothing is over or undersized.
Heat Pump Maintenance
Heat pumps run year-round for cooling and heating, logging more hours than a standalone AC or furnace. Biannual service keeps refrigerant right and catches compressor wear before it becomes a costly mid-season failure.
Furnace Tune-Up
After sitting idle through summer, furnaces in older areas like Birmingham Farms need a fall checkup. Burner cleaning, ignition testing, heat exchanger inspection, and exhaust venting checks all happen in one visit.
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AC changed where Americans live. Before air conditioning became common in the 1950s, Sun Belt states like Texas had some of the slowest population growth in the country. AC literally made Texas livable for millions.
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Heating repair costs in Wylie vary based on the problem and the type of system you have. Common fixes like replacing an ignitor, flame sensor, or thermocouple are on the lower end. Larger repairs like heat exchanger replacement or blower motor work cost more. Heat pump repairs fall somewhere in between. Action Air Services provides free estimates with upfront pricing before any work starts.
Heat pumps are increasingly popular in North Texas because they handle both heating and cooling efficiently in our mild winter climate. A heat pump works well for most Wylie area homes where temperatures rarely stay below freezing for extended periods. Gas furnaces remain a solid choice for homeowners who want fast, powerful heat during cold snaps. Dual fuel systems that pair a heat pump with a gas furnace offer the best of both options.
Call for repair if your heater is under 10 years old and the issue is a single component failure. Consider replacement if the system is 15 to 20 years old, the heat exchanger is cracked, you smell gas or detect carbon monoxide, repairs exceed 50 percent of replacement cost, or your heating bills have increased significantly without a rate change. After the 2021 Texas freeze, many Wylie homeowners learned their aging heating systems could not handle extreme cold.
Schedule heating maintenance in September or October, before the first cold front hits North Texas. Heating systems sit idle for months during the long Texas summer, and components like ignitors, flame sensors, and gas valves can deteriorate during that downtime. A fall tune-up catches problems while the weather is still warm and scheduling is flexible.
We offer heating repair, heating maintenance, heating installation, heat pump repair, heat pump installation, heat pump maintenance, furnace repair, furnace installation, furnace tune-ups, and electric furnace repair. We service gas furnaces, electric furnaces, heat pumps, and dual fuel systems from Trane, Amana, and Daikin.
For most North Texas homes, a heat pump is a strong choice because it provides both heating and cooling from one system and runs more efficiently than a gas furnace during mild winter weather. Heat pumps lose efficiency below 30 to 35 degrees, but North Texas winters are mostly above that threshold. For the handful of extreme cold days each year, a dual fuel system adds a gas furnace backup that kicks in automatically when temperatures drop.
Yes. Gas furnaces with cracked heat exchangers can leak carbon monoxide into your home. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless, making it impossible to detect without a CO detector. Signs of a potential issue include a yellow or flickering furnace flame instead of steady blue, soot around the furnace, or frequent headaches when the heater runs. Annual heating maintenance includes a heat exchanger inspection to check for cracks.
Common causes include a dirty air filter, a malfunctioning thermostat, a failed ignitor or flame sensor, a tripped high limit switch, or a pilot light that has gone out. In heat pump systems, cold air can result from a stuck reversing valve or low refrigerant. Check your thermostat setting and air filter first. If the problem continues, call a licensed technician for diagnosis.
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