No heat on a cold Georgia night is more than an inconvenience. Mike finds the real problem, fixes it right and makes sure your system is running safely, day or night.
Furnaces have a way of quitting on the first truly cold night of the year, after sitting idle all summer. Cool Mountain Air repairs gas and electric furnaces and heating systems on all makes and models across Adairsville, Bartow County and Northwest Georgia, for homes and businesses.
Every service call starts with an honest diagnosis. Mike tracks down what's actually wrong, whether it's an ignition problem, a dirty flame sensor, a failing blower motor or a control board, then explains it in plain English and gives you an up-front price before any work begins. If the furnace is worth repairing, we repair it. If it isn't, we'll tell you straight.
Heating repair is also about safety. A gas furnace that isn't running correctly can create real hazards, so we check the system's safety controls as part of the repair. And because heat doesn't wait for business hours, we offer 24/7 emergency service, including nights, weekends and holidays.
Don't wait for a complete breakdown. Call us if you notice any of these.
The furnace won't start, blows cool air or can't get the house up to temperature.
The system turns on and off every few minutes, wasting energy and wearing out parts.
Banging, rattling, squealing or a loud boom at startup all point to problems that need a look.
A brief dusty smell at the first startup is normal. Burning, electrical or persistent odors are not.
Small heating problems tend to grow. A dirty filter strains the blower motor, a weak igniter eventually fails completely, and a system that short cycles wears out its parts far faster than it should. Fixing the problem early usually costs less and prevents a no-heat emergency on the coldest night of the year.
Other signs to watch for include uneven heat from room to room, a yellow or flickering burner flame on a gas furnace, a thermostat that doesn't seem to control the system, and heating bills that climb without explanation.
Safety first: if you ever smell gas, leave the house right away and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Every home with a gas furnace should also have working carbon monoxide detectors.
Complete heating repair for gas and electric systems.
Common causes include a thermostat set to "fan on" instead of "auto," a dirty filter that tripped a safety limit, a failed igniter or a dirty flame sensor. Check the thermostat and filter first. If the problem continues, call us.
Short cycling is often caused by a clogged filter, a dirty flame sensor, an overheating system or a thermostat problem. It wastes energy and wears out parts, so it's worth having checked sooner rather than later.
A well-maintained furnace can run 15 to 20 years or longer. If yours is approaching that age, needs a major repair or has needed frequent repairs, replacement may be the better value. Mike will give you an honest recommendation and let you decide.
A light dusty smell the first time you run the heat in the fall is normal, since dust on the heat exchanger is burning off. It should fade quickly. A burning, electrical or gas smell is not normal. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility right away.
Yes. We answer emergency heating calls around the clock, 7 days a week, holidays included. Call 706-331-0939.
From your first phone call to the final walkthrough, here's exactly what to expect when you call Cool Mountain Air.
Call 706-331-0939 or send a request online. You'll talk directly with Mike, the owner, not a call center.
We find the real cause of the problem, explain it in plain English and give you an up-front price before any work begins.
Licensed, background-checked technicians complete the repair carefully, the first time, on all makes and models.
We test the system, make sure everything is running properly and walk you through what we did.
Family-Owned Since 1991 • Georgia Licensed • Rheem Authorized Dealer • 24/7 Emergency • Serving Northwest Georgia