Furnace Repair Services in Plainfield & Greater Indianapolis
Fast, reliable furnace repair to keep your home warm, safe, and comfortable.
When your furnace stops working in the middle of an Indiana cold snap, you need help fast. Air Innovations provides professional furnace repair for homeowners in Plainfield, Avon, Brownsburg, Mooresville, Martinsville, Camby, Danville, and the greater Indianapolis area. Our technicians troubleshoot the problem, explain your options clearly, and work to get your heat back on as quickly as possible.
Expert Furnace Repair for All Major Brands
Professional Furnace Repair You Can Count On
Whether your furnace is blowing cool air, making strange noises, or won’t turn on at all, Air Innovations can help. We repair gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and heat pump air handlers from all major manufacturers. Our goal is simple: find the real cause of the problem, fix it the right way, and help you feel confident in your heating system again.
Common Furnace Problems We Fix
If you’re noticing any of these problems, it’s time to schedule furnace service:
No heat or low heat – Furnace runs but the air never really warms up.
Furnace won’t start – System doesn’t turn on at all, or shuts off right after starting.
Unusual noises – Banging, rattling, grinding, or squealing when the furnace runs.
Burning or odd smells – Persistent odors that don’t go away after a short startup.
Cold spots and uneven heating – Some rooms are comfortable while others stay chilly.
Short cycling – Furnace turns on and off frequently instead of steady operation.
Ignoring these signs can lead to bigger, more expensive problems—getting them checked early usually saves money and hassle.
Signs You Need Furnace Repair
Is It Time to Call for Furnace Repair?
Call Air Innovations if you notice:
Your energy bills suddenly spike without any major weather change
The furnace runs longer than it used to just to maintain temperature
You need to constantly adjust the thermostat to stay comfortable
You see more dust around vents or poor airflow from registers
The system is tripping breakers or giving off warning smells
If something “just doesn’t seem right,” it’s better to have it checked before it turns into a no-heat emergency.
Repair vs. Replace
Should You Repair or Replace Your Furnace?
Not every problem means you need a new system. In many cases, a targeted repair is the right call. However, replacement may be worth considering if:
Your furnace is older and needing frequent repairs
Major components (like heat exchangers or control boards) are failing
Utility bills are climbing even after maintenance and repairs
The system struggles to keep your home comfortable
We’ll always tell you when a repair makes sense—and when it might be smarter to invest in a new, more efficient furnace. The final decision is always yours.
Why Homeowners Trust Air Innovations
Local, Neighborly Service – We live and work in the communities we serve, so you’re never just another ticket number.
Honest, Upfront Options – We explain what we find, show you your options, and never pressure you into something you don’t need.
Trained, Professional Technicians – Our techs are experienced, respectful of your home, and committed to doing the job right.
Quality Parts & Equipment – We work with trusted brands and proven products for long-term reliability.
Respect for Your Home – Shoe covers, drop cloths, and a thorough cleanup when we’re done.
Convenient Scheduling – We work hard to offer prompt service windows that fit your schedule.
Need Furnace Repair Now?
If your furnace isn’t keeping up—or has stopped working altogether—Air Innovations is ready to help. We’ll diagnose the issue, explain your options, and work to get the heat back on as quickly as possible.
Reputable, local heating and cooling experts serving Plainfield, Martinsville, Mooresville, Avon, Camby, and the greater Indianapolis area. From quick repairs and seasonal tune-ups to complete system replacements, Air Innovations delivers honest recommendations, quality workmanship, and year-round comfort you can count on.
