No heat, weak airflow, or cold air from the vents? Furnace won’t ignite, keeps shutting off, or smells odd? Heat pump stuck in auxiliary heat and running up the bill? We provide fast, reliable heater repair and service in Eatonville, WA. We’ll pinpoint the problem, explain your options in plain language, and get safe, steady heat back on—often in one visit. Call now or book online to grab the next available appointment.

 

Why Eatonville homeowners call us first

• Local team serving 98328, Ohop, Clear Lake, La Grande, Alder, Elbe, and nearby Foothills communities

• Fast diagnostics with upfront pricing—your approval before any work

• Stocked trucks to complete most heater repairs same day

• We service all brands of gas/propane furnaces, electric furnaces, heat pumps, and ductless systems

• Respect for your home: floor protection, shoe covers, tidy cleanup

• Tech‑led troubleshooting to fix the root cause, not just the symptom

 

What we repair (every day)

• Gas/propane furnaces: hot surface ignitors, flame sensors, pressure switches, inducer and blower motors, control boards, limit/rollout switches, gas valve issues, cracked flue/vent problems

• Electric furnaces: heat strips/elements, sequencers, relays, blower controls, wiring faults

• Heat pumps (ducted and ductless): refrigerant leaks, reversing valve faults, defrost/control issues, outdoor fan motors, sensor failures

• Airflow and comfort: dirty or impacted coils, clogged filters, high static pressure, weak/blower performance, uneven room temperatures

• Safety and condensate: blocked drains, float switches, pan leaks, CO risk and venting defects

• Thermostats and controls: miscalibration, wiring, communication errors, software settings

 

Important safety tips before we arrive

• Smell gas or your CO alarm is sounding: evacuate and call the gas/LP provider or 911—then call us once you’re safe.

• Burning or electrical smell: turn the system off at the thermostat and breaker.

• Repeated breaker trips: don’t keep resetting—there’s likely a short or failing motor.

• Ice on a heat pump in heating mode: turn the system to Emergency Heat or off; we’ll diagnose defrost and refrigerant issues.

 

Our heater repair process

• Listen and inspect

• We start with your symptoms, then check the filter, duct returns/supplies, thermostat settings, and a full visual of the system.

• Pinpoint diagnosis

• Furnaces: combustion checks, draft/venting, gas/LP pressure, flame sensor microamps, ignitor resistance, temperature rise, blower amperage.

• Heat pumps/ductless: superheat/subcool, defrost logic, sensor readings, compressor/fan amperage, and leak checks when indicated.

• Airflow: static pressure, CFM targets, coil condition, and duct restrictions.

• Options and pricing

• Clear choices: fix now, stabilize and plan, or discuss replacement if the system is at end‑of‑life. No surprises on price.

• Repair and verify

• We replace failed components, correct airflow issues, clear/treat drains, and bring readings back into spec under load.

• Share results and prevent repeats

• We show you the failed part, share photos/readings, and set a simple maintenance plan to avoid another no‑heat call.

 

Transparent guidance: repair vs. replace

We’re repair‑first. We’ll recommend replacement only when it’s the smarter long‑term move—think cracked heat exchanger, unsafe CO/draft readings, major component failures on 12–15+ year systems, legacy equipment with hard‑to‑find parts, or ductwork so undersized it keeps causing breakdowns. If you want quotes, we’ll provide good/better/best options and expected operating cost differences.

 

Common heater problems we see in Eatonville

• Furnace starts, then shuts down (flame sensor or pressure switch issues)

• No ignition (failed ignitor, control board, or gas valve fault)

• High bills and lukewarm air (dirty coil, weak blower, or duct static too high)

• Heat pump runs nonstop, poor heat (low refrigerant or defrost/control problems)

• Musty or burning smells on start‑up (dust on heat elements or electrical issues)

• Water by the furnace/air handler (condensate drain or pan leak)

 

Our promises

• Upfront pricing and your approval before work begins

• Safety‑first repairs to manufacturer specs and Washington code

• Clear communication, clean work areas, and documented readings when we’re done

 

FAQs: Heater repair and service in Eatonville, WA

• Can you come out today?
  During cold snaps, we open extra slots. Call early—next available and priority scheduling go fast.

• Do you work on propane furnaces?
  Yes. We verify LP pressure, combustion, and venting, and we carry common LP components.

• My furnace runs, but the air is cool—what now?
  Often a failed heat source (ignition/gas valve/heat strips) or an airflow issue. Turn the system off and call—running it can trip safeties or damage parts.

• Do you service ductless mini‑splits?
  Absolutely—boards, fans, sensors, condensate, and refrigerant issues on single‑ and multi‑zone systems.

• Will you have the part on your truck?
  We stock common heat pump and furnace parts (ignitors, sensors, capacitors, contactors, motors, thermostats, and drain parts). Specialty parts can be expedited.

 

Prevent breakdowns with maintenance

Seasonal tune‑ups keep heaters safe and efficient. For furnaces, we verify combustion/venting, gas/LP pressure, safeties, blower performance, and filter setup. For heat pumps, we confirm charge, defrost operation, electrical components, airflow, and condensate protection. Ask about our maintenance plan for priority service and savings on future repairs.

 

Where we serve

Eatonville, Ohop Valley, Clear Lake, La Grande, Alder/Alder Lake, Elbe, Ashford, Pack Forest, and along SR‑7/SR‑161—plus nearby Roy, McKenna, Yelm, Kapowsin, Graham, and Orting.

 

Ready for fast, professional heater repair?

Call Eatonville Heating and Cooling or book online. Tell us what your heater is doing (or not doing), and we’ll send a tech with the parts and know‑how to get your home warm again, safely and quickly