Common warning signs include unusual noises, uneven heating, higher-than-normal gas bills, a burning or gas smell, and a system that will not turn on. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility first. For anything else, have one of our NATE-certified technicians take a look before a small issue becomes a larger, more expensive one.

We service natural gas and propane furnaces, heat pumps, boilers and forced-air systems from every manufacturer. Whether your home has a standard system or something less common, our technicians have the training and experience to handle it.

Yes. Every South Placer Heating & Air technician is NATE-certified and receives hundreds of hours of classroom and field training each year, so we stay current on furnace technology, repair methods and safety practices.

Every repair visit starts with a complete diagnosis. We identify the problem, explain the solution, and give you an itemized price before any work begins. Once you approve it, we make the repair and explain everything we did.

Yes. We install high-efficiency furnaces (95% or higher) and standard-efficiency furnaces (80%). High-efficiency models waste less heat, lower gas bills and may qualify for rebates. We can help you decide which is the right fit for your home and budget.

A standard-efficiency furnace is about 80% efficient, so roughly 20% of the heat is lost through the vent. High-efficiency models reach 95% or higher and need PVC venting and a condensate drain. The upfront cost is higher, but lower gas bills and rebates often make up the difference over time.

We install American Standard, Daikin, Goodman and Lennox furnaces, and we service every make and model. We are an American Standard Customer Care Dealer, a Daikin Comfort Pro dealer and a Lennox Premier Dealer.

A variable-speed blower adjusts its airflow to your home's needs. It runs more quietly, uses less electricity and keeps temperatures more even, including by circulating air gently between heating cycles to reduce hot and cold spots.

Yes. Instead of running at full power every time, they adjust their output to how much heat your home actually needs. The result is steadier temperatures throughout the house and less energy used on mild days.

Yes. Many heating problems start with restricted airflow or leaky ducts. We check your duct system during furnace service to make sure everything works together efficiently and safely.

Once a year, ideally in the fall before the first cold night. A tune-up keeps the furnace safe and efficient and helps protect your manufacturer warranty. Comfort Club memberships include annual tune-ups.