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WHAT WE OFFERTrusted Heating Repair in Shenandoah Valley, VA

FAST RELIABLE SERVICE
Open daily until Midnight, we have provided heating repair service since 1984.
SKILLED & TRAINED PERSONNEL
All our technicians have industry-standard certifications and perform continuous ongoing training each year. Our high standards for our team will reflect on the quality of work and the customer service we provide to our customers.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
We know heater's don't break just between the hours of 9-5 which is why we are open until midnight every day. We are just a call away from returning your home to a place where you can beat the Virginia heat.
REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS
Over 30 years experience, we can handle all repairs, big and small, to get your heater, furnace, or heat pump blowing warm air again fast.
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For a limited time, $50 from every repair will be donated to charity in honor of our Valley Heroes!

Heating & Furnace Repairs

Mountain Valley Home Comfort has been family-owned and operated since 1984. For over 35 years, we have been analyzing, diagnosing, and repairing furnaces & heat pumps in our community. Our experience has allowed us to quickly find and provide cost-effective solutions for our customers so they can get back to enjoying the warm comfort of home.

If you suspect something is wrong with your furnace or heat pump, DO NOT ignore it and hope it goes away. Often what would normally be a minor repair, if left unattended, can become a much larger issue that could cause major damage to the entire heating & cooling system or require you to replace the unit if not fixed.

Please remember to schedule your annual heating tune-up to extend the life of your units and to ensure that your furnace or heat pump is operating efficiently. An inefficient system may be able to keep your home warm but it might need to work twice as hard to do so which will result in higher utility bills and expensive repairs down the road.

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    What To Do When Your Furnace Stops Working?

    Do you need furnace service in Harrisonburg?  Our experts can assess your heating and air issue, but in the meantime we’ve discovered you can occasionally repair this problem on your own. First, try our easy troubleshooting below:

    4 Things to Check When Your Furnace is Malfunctioning

    Thermostat settings:  It might seem simple, but make sure your thermostat is set to heat, otherwise the thermostat won’t tell your furnace to start.

    Furnace filter:  A clogged filter can cause your furnace to overheat and turn off as a safety precaution, and can also block it from creating and circulating heat.

    Circuit breaker:  Your furnace’s breaker may have tripped. Identify it on your home’s electrical panel and reset it if the breaker is in the middle or “off” position.

    Furnace switch:  Your furnace has a switch on or near it that appears to be a regular light switch. It should be in the “up” or “on” position. If it was turned off, give your furnace a few minutes to begin running.

    What To Do When Your Heat Pump Isn't Heating?

    If your heat pump is not blowing hot air in the cooler months, explore these main causes for concern or it may be an issue to be addressed by a professional heating and cooling contractor:

    3 Possible Issues When Your Heat Pump Isn’t Working

    A clogged air filter.  When too much dirt and debris builds up in the air filter, it can block airflow to the compressor which is responsible for heating your home’s air. Routinely check your filter and replace it with a new one if it’s dirty or clogged.

    The unit is blocked.  Heat pumps heat your home by pulling the air outside into your home. If your unit is blocked by snow, ice, leaves or another type of debris, this can make it hard for the heat pump to have adequate airflow to the inside. This is a simple problem to address—just clean off your heat pump and clear away any debris that is blocking it.

    Refrigerant level or charge is low.  If your heat pump has a leak it can cause refrigerant levels to become low, and your heat pump will struggle to bring enough heat into your home. Refilling and recharging refrigerant levels must be done by an EPA-certified HVAC professional, so have one of our technicians come address this problem.

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    How to Know When Your Heating Needs Servicing?

    Are you wondering when you might need heating repair in Harrisonburg?  Here are a few signs that you should come to the Mountain Valley professionals for expert furnace repair:

    Your Bills Are Increasing:  Are you paying too much for the heating services in your home? You should expect affordable heating even when the temperatures outside have dropped down low. If this isn’t the case, then it’s time for heating repair in your home.

    Your Home Isn’t Warm Enough: Do you have to layer on blankets and heavy outer layers even when you’re at home? Your heater should be able to handle your needs no matter what. Schedule an appointment for heating repair if this isn’t your experience.

    You Hear Strange Noises: You should never hear noises like rattling, banging, scraping, or squeaking when your heater runs. If you do, then it’s an early sign of heater trouble.

    Heating repair doesn’t have to be a hassle. Contact our professionals today for your heating and air repair in Harrisonburg.

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    HARRISONBURG OFFICE
    260 Charles St
    Harrisonburg, VA 22802
    (540) 433-0106
    STAUNTON OFFICE
    17B2, N Augusta St
    Staunton, VA 24401
    (540) 740-3844
    NEW MARKET OFFICE
    2064 Old Valley Pike
    New Market, VA 22844
    (540) 740-3844
    WINCHESTER OFFICE
    302 N Cameron St
    Winchester, VA 22601
    (540) 740-3844

    24-Hour Emergency HVAC Service

    (540) 592-8612

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    Proudly meets the HVAC needs of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley in Shenandoah County, Page County, Warren County, Frederick County, Rockingham County, Augusta County, and in West Virginia’s Pendleton County, and Hardy County. Serving the cities of New Market, Harrisonburg, Waynesboro, Fishersville, Staunton, Winchester, Luray and Strasburg, VA.

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