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Heating & Furnace Services

Reliable heating repair and installation for Antelope Valley winters. Stay warm, safe, and efficient.

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Expert Heating Solutions

The High Desert gets surprisingly cold. When temperatures drop below freezing, you need a heating system you can trust. Working Class HVAC provides comprehensive service for gas furnaces and heat pumps.

Furnace Repair

Is your heater making loud noises, cycling on and off, or just blowing cold air? Our technicians diagnose issues quickly. We fix:

  • 🔥 Pilot light / Ignition failure
  • 🔥 Cracked heat exchangers (Safety Hazard)
  • 🔥 Clogged burners or filters
  • 🔥 Blower motor failure

Installation & Replacement

Old furnaces can be dangerous and inefficient. We install modern, high-efficiency heating systems that lower your gas bill and keep your family safe from carbon monoxide leaks.

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Heating Safety Check

Gas furnaces require regular safety inspections. We check for:

  • Carbon Monoxide Leaks
  • Gas Line Integrity
  • Flame Sensor Proper Operation
  • Flue Drafting

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Common Heating Questions

Why is my heater blowing cold air?

It could be a dirty flame sensor, a bad igniter, or the pilot light is out. Sometimes it's simply a thermostat setting or a dirty filter.

How long does a furnace last?

A well-maintained gas furnace typically lasts 15-20 years. If yours is older and needs frequent repairs, it may be time to replace it.

Is Carbon Monoxide a risk?

Yes. Any gas burning appliance produces CO. A cracked heat exchanger can leak this odorless gas into your home. We highly recommend annual inspections and CO detectors.