Tomball, TX
281-758-8200

Heating / Furnace

Heating & Furnace Service in Tomball, TX

Southeast Texas only runs heat for a short stretch of the year, which is exactly why a failing furnace catches people off guard. We repair what is wrong and install what is next, in-house.

Furnace trouble that hides in a short heating season

Because Tomball only needs heat for a few weeks a year, a furnace can quietly develop a fault long before anyone notices. The signs are usually there before the cold snap that finally forces the call: no heat or weak airflow from the vents, a burner that will not stay lit, unusual noises or smells coming from the unit, a blower that runs constantly instead of cycling normally, short cycling where the system turns on and off in quick bursts, pilot light or ignition trouble, or a thermostat and wiring that no longer read the room correctly. Any one of those is worth a call before the next cold morning, not after it.

Furnace installation, handled in-house

When repair is not the answer, we install high and mid-efficiency furnaces ourselves, start to finish. There is no subcontractor in the process. Our own trained technicians size the system for the actual house rather than a standard chart, walk the homeowner through the plan before any work begins, and run a full round of testing once the unit is in place. Free in-home estimates are available for furnace installation, and because heating failures do not wait for office hours, after-hours and emergency furnace repair is part of the service. The team brings more than 30 years of combined experience to that work.

Air Monkey: owner Tyler Jordan holds a degree in HVAC Applied Science, and every furnace install is carried out by our own licensed technicians, never handed to a subcontractor. Call 281-758-8200.

Two Air Monkey technicians reading a rooftop heating and cooling control panel in Tomball, TX

Signs a furnace needs replacing, not another repair

Uneven heating from one room to the next

The system runs but never quite warms the home

Banging, rattling or humming from the unit

The furnace keeps turning itself on and off

Energy bills climbing with no change in usage

A burning or musty smell coming from the vents

A furnace older than 15 years

Parts for the unit are no longer made

Air Monkey technician routing an electrical connection at a residential condenser in Tomball, TX