Heating Repairs in East Brunswick

Heating Repair Services we Offer

Our East Brunswick heating repair technicians have the skill and training to service and install all brands and models of heating units. 

At Rich's Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., we have the proper equipment necessary to handle repairs in addition to keeping the parts we need handy so you never have to wait long. You can also rely on us for your yearly tune-up service, which is essential in a place like New Jersey where we get very drastic temperature changes.

We can provide you with the following heating repairs:

To learn more about how we can help, give us a call at (732) 387-6813 or contact us online today. 

At Rich’s Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., we are committed to providing you with dependable plumbing service in East Brunswick when you need it most. With more than 30 years of experience, we have the skill to fix any problem you may experience. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, which is why we provide a 100% satisfaction guarantee. We always want to sure that your plumbing problem is adequately fixed before we leave your home.

4 Tips to try before calling for our East Brunswick heating repair:

• Check if your thermostat is set to "heat" - It may seem like a simple thing to do, but forgetting to move the thermostat over to the heat button can happen to the best of us.
• Check your furnace switch - Similar to the thermostat stat, most furnaces have a "on" position that the switch needs to be turned to. Make sure you check that before panicking about having to call for an HVAC specialist.
• Check your furnace air filter - You should make sure to check your air filter every 3 months to ensure that it is clean. You don't want a dirty air filter as this can be a breeding ground for all sorts of bacteria. Change your air filter regularly to keep your family healthy.
• Your Circuit Breaker - Make sure your circuit breaker has tripped to the off position. If your breaker has tripped, make sure to cycle the breaker to the, "off" position and then reset it to the "on" position.