Heating & Furnace Repair / Replacement
Reliable Home Heating Solutions to Keep Your Family Warm
Cold winter nights in Georgia require dependable heating equipment that operates cleanly, efficiently, and safely. All-Temp Heating & Air Conditioning diagnoses and services all varieties of home heating systems, including gas furnaces, electric air handlers, and dual-fuel heat pumps. Scott Smith and our team troubleshoot faulty ignition controls, replace cracked heat exchangers, fix reversing valves, and install energy-efficient new systems. We explain our mechanical findings in plain language so you can make informed decisions to protect your household comfort.
Our Heating & Furnace Services
How We Can Help Keep Your Home Warm
Furnace Diagnostics & Burner Service
Troubleshooting hot surface igniters, cleaning corroded flame sensors, testing gas control valves, and verifying safe flue draft venting.
Heat Pump Heating & Auxiliary Strips
Diagnosing sticky 4-way reversing valves, testing defrost cycle control boards, and replacing auxiliary electric heat strip elements.
Heating System Installations
Sizing and installing new high-efficiency gas furnaces and electric air handling units configured cleanly to existing supply ductwork.
Our Electrical Repair Process
Professional Repair
Our licensed electricians perform the necessary repairs to restore safe, reliable power.
Final Testing
We verify that your electrical system is operating correctly before completing the service.
Why Businesses Trust All-Temp Heating & Air Conditioning
Veteran-Led Precision
Established in 1989
Commercial Equipment Specialists
Prompt Regional Dispatch
Straightforward Workmanship
Emergency Repairs Available
Transparent Mechanical Estimates
Local Northeast Georgia Team
Common Signs Your Heating System Needs Immediate Service
Furnace blows cold or room-temperature air despite the thermostat calling for heat
Yellow, flickering burner flames instead of a steady, clean blue flame
Frequent short-cycling where the furnace turns on and off after running for only a few minutes
Carbon monoxide alarm activations or persistent sulfurous odors near the heating closet
Screeching, popping, or booming noises when the burners ignite
Cold spots or uneven room temperatures across your bedrooms and living areas
Unexplained surges on monthly gas or electric utility bills during cold snaps
Don't Take Chances With a Malfunctioning Heater
Heating equipment issues involve high electrical voltages, flammable gases, and exhaust ventilation paths. Running a compromised furnace can expose your household to dangerous carbon monoxide leaks or risk total component burnout during freezing winter weather. Our experienced technicians isolate electrical and combustion faults accurately to keep your home warm and secure. Contact our team directly to book a heating inspection.
Heating & Furnace Repair FAQs
Why is my gas furnace blowing cold air through the vents?
Cold air is often caused by a dirty flame sensor failing to confirm ignition, a tripped high-limit switch due to a clogged air filter, or an extinguished pilot assembly.
How often should I have my furnace or heat pump serviced?
Heating equipment should be inspected and cleaned once a year in the fall prior to the winter season to verify burner safety, electrical contacts, and heat exchanger integrity.
What does a yellow flame on a gas furnace indicate?
A yellow burner flame indicates incomplete gas combustion, which can generate dangerous carbon monoxide; turn off the system and schedule a professional inspection immediately.
Do you provide emergency heating repair during freezing weather?
Yes, we offer emergency heating repairs to restore heat quickly when sudden system failure threatens household comfort during freezing conditions.
Do you offer financing plans or promotional equipment discounts?
We do not offer financing packages or promotional specials; we provide clear, upfront pricing based on verified replacement parts and honest labor rates.
How long does a typical home furnace last?
With consistent annual maintenance, a well-maintained gas furnace generally lasts 15 to 20 years, while heat pumps typically last 12 to 15 years.
Can you convert an older electric system to a modern heat pump?
Yes, we regularly perform system conversions that upgrade traditional electric baseboards or basic air handlers to energy-efficient heat pump systems.