HVAC Installation
New systems sized and installed for your home.
New condenser on a fresh pad
Replacement outdoor unit, levelled on a new pad with gravel around it so it drains and stays out of the mud.
Need help with something in your home?
From HVAC problems to everyday home repairs, we're here to help. Furnace, air conditioning and water heater repair in the Columbus area. Owner-operated, EPA Universal certified, same day callback.
Call and tell us what is going on. Call (614) 407-3681
Weekdays 9am – 5pm, Saturdays 9am – 5pm · Same day callback in business hours
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You get the owner, not a call center
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$95 service call, no surprise pricing
You know the number before the visit, and you approve the repair price before any work starts. A proper diagnosis often finds a repair where someone else would sell you a replacement.
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5 years in HVAC and home repairs
Residential heating, cooling, water heaters, and repairs.
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Nate is EPA Universal certified #1102378452030
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Serving the Columbus area
What we do
Heating, cooling, and the repairs in between
Full HVAC service for residential systems, plus the general maintenance work most homes need a hand with.
HVAC Repair
Diagnosis and repair when the system quits.
HVAC Maintenance
Seasonal tune-ups that prevent the emergency call.
Water Heaters
Repair and replacement, gas or electric.
Why this shop
No call center, no upsell script
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Straight answers. No sales pitch.
You deserve to know what is actually wrong, not what someone wants to sell you. We explain the problem, your options, and whether a repair makes sense for the age and condition of your system. If replacing it is not necessary, we tell you. An honest repair recommendation can save you thousands on a replacement you never needed.
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One person. One point of contact.
When you call, you get Nate, the owner, not a call center, a salesperson and a rotating lineup of technicians. From the first conversation to the finished job you will not have to repeat yourself or explain your home all over again. One person who knows the problem, knows your system, and takes responsibility for the work.
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More than just HVAC.
Your home does not have separate problems for separate appointments. When we are already there for an HVAC call, we can often take care of other smaller repairs within our scope during the same visit. Loose railing? Dead outlet? If we can handle it, we save you the hassle of scheduling another appointment.
Honest recommendations. Personal service. Quality workmanship. That is the difference when you work directly with the owner.
Our work
Recent work
Real jobs, photographed on site.
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New furnace, tidy basement
High-efficiency furnace on a clean pad. New insulated return, gas line and venting run neat enough to read.
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Replacement condenser by the back door
Set on a pad clear of the steps, so the door still swings and the unit has room to breathe.
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Ductless mini-split, indoor unit
A wall-mounted head in a room the main system never reached. Quiet, and it heats too.
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Mini-split outdoor unit and line-hide
The line set runs in white cover along the siding instead of hanging loose.
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High-efficiency furnace with new venting
New furnace with PVC intake and exhaust in a basement that had a unit decades old.
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New condenser and line set
Level pad and a new line set, the most recent install in the archive.
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New furnace in a closet the width of a door
Venting, drain and gas line done properly in a space with no room for error. Cropped to keep a previous contractor’s tags off the page.
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Replacement condenser on a paver patio
Set into the existing patio without tearing it up.
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Combustion testing on a gas furnace
Every gas furnace gets an analyser, not a guess. This is how a bad flame or a cracked heat exchanger gets caught.
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Checking refrigerant pressures
Digital gauges on an outdoor unit during a cooling check. Low charge and a dirty coil look alike until you measure.
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A failed contactor, in hand
The part that pulls in to start your outdoor unit. When it pits and sticks, the AC either will not start or will not stop.
Proof of work
Before and after
Same unit, same spot. His photos, nothing staged.
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Before 
After Coil packed solid
A season of cottonwood and dust on an outdoor coil. Cleaned in place, so the unit can shed heat again.
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Before 
After Another summer, another coil
Same unit, same afternoon: the coil breathes again.
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Before 
After Lint to the top
Caked in lint and dust until the fins were invisible. Panels off to clean it, back on an hour later.
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Before 
After A century-old basement, a new furnace
The old unit had its panel off and a nest of wiring behind it. The new furnace sits on the same footprint with new venting and a clean gas drop.
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Before 
After Old green furnace, same red posts
A furnace decades old, replaced in the same corner of the same basement with a new flue and gas line.
Recent calls
Three calls, start to finish
What the customer noticed, what was actually wrong, and what it took to put right.
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Nate’s recap at the end of the call -
Old board out, new board in
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Doors off for testing
No heat, on a furnace from 1998
The thermostat called for heat and nothing happened.
- What was found
- Power reached the control board, but the board never sent it on to the igniter. A failed furnace control board, on a furnace old enough that a replacement quote would have been the easy answer.
- What was done
- Sourced a replacement board of a newer design, worked out the wiring differences, fitted it, and ran a full call for heat until the igniter glowed and the burners lit.
- How it ended
- Heat back the same afternoon, on the furnace they already had.
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Where it was clogged, and the new line What preventative maintenance saves you from -
Where it was clogged
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The fitting that came out
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The coil above it, as found
Water on the basement floor
Condensation was leaking from inside the unit onto the floor.
- What was found
- Two problems on one furnace. The indoor coil was packed with dirt, so the pan filled faster than it could drain, and the condensate line under it had no clean-out and was clogged solid where the fittings met. The pan overflowed into the cabinet and across the floor.
- What was done
- Opened the cabinet on camera so the owner could see the coil and the pan, replaced the drain with new three-quarter PVC and a tee with a clean-out port so the line can be checked and cleared before it ever backs up again, and explained what a yearly clean and check would have caught.
- How it ended
- A dry floor, a drain the owner can see into, and his point in his own words: preventative maintenance is cheaper than a wet floor.
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The call, and finding the fault The new switch, and the light back on -
The old switch, out
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The new switch and cover
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Light on
A garage light with no power
The garage light stopped working, and a new bulb did nothing.
- What was found
- Power at the box and power into the switch, but nothing coming out of it with the switch flipped on. A bad switch, not a bad fixture, and not a wiring job.
- What was done
- Tested with a non-contact tester before touching anything, pulled the old switch out of the combined switch-and-outlet box on the block wall, fitted a new one and powered back up.
- How it ended
- The light came on with the first flip. Nothing else needed, and the owner watched the test that proved it.
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A company that puts people before profits
Give us a call or fill out the service request form. We're ready to help get your home back on track.