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Heat You Can Count On When the Front Rolls In
Furnace repair, tune-ups and replacement for homes across Austin, San Antonio and the Hill Country. Licensed technicians who work on gas and electric heat, with the price in writing before anything starts.
Most furnaces in Austin and San Antonio run a few weeks a year, and that is exactly the problem. From March to November the burners, igniter and flame sensor sit in a hot attic collecting dust. Then the first real cold front arrives, every thermostat in the region calls for heat on the same night, and the parts that were quietly corroding all summer are asked to light on the first try. A lot of them do not.
Radiant handles the whole heating side of your system. Furnace repair when it will not light, keeps shutting off or blows cold air. A fall furnace tune-up that cleans the flame sensor, tests the safety controls and checks the heat exchanger before you need it. And when the equipment is done, a properly sized furnace replacement with an honest look at whether a heat pump would serve the house better.
Gas furnace, electric furnace or an air handler with heat strips: our technicians work on all of them, in Austin and San Antonio, backed by the Home Comfort Guarantee.
Looking for your local team? See heating service in Austin or heating service in San Antonio.
From a flame sensor cleaning to a new furnace in the attic, and the systems that work alongside it.
Save on the work your home needs most.
A furnace that only runs a few weeks a year can last a long time, so age alone is not the answer. What matters is what failed, what the repair costs, how the heat exchanger looks and what the next failure is likely to be. An igniter on a twelve-year-old furnace is an easy repair. A cracked heat exchanger on a twenty-year-old unit is a replacement, full stop, because it is a carbon monoxide risk. We put both numbers in front of you, the quote is good for 72 hours and financing is available if the answer is a new system. Plenty of customers choose the repair, and we are glad to do it. If you would rather start from your city, see Austin furnace repair or San Antonio furnace repair.
Most homes with natural gas have a gas furnace in the attic, a hall closet or the garage, with the air conditioner’s evaporator coil sitting on top of it and sharing the same blower and ductwork. Many newer subdivisions and all-electric homes have no furnace at all: they heat with a heat pump, or with an air handler that carries electric resistance heat strips. Each type fails in its own way, and each needs a technician who has worked on it before. Radiant services all three across both cities, so you do not have to know which one you have before you call. Tell us what the system is doing and we will sort it out at the house.
Yes. Most of the furnaces we repair and maintain were installed by someone else, sometimes decades ago, and it makes no difference to how we approach the job. Our technicians work on gas and electric equipment from the major manufacturers, and the diagnosis is the same: test the sequence of operation, find the part that is failing and quote the repair in writing. If your original installer is no longer in business, or you bought the house with the furnace already in it, that is a very normal starting point. In San Antonio, customers of Schmidt Mechanical are now served by Radiant, and we have their systems’ history to work from.
Yes, and it is one of the cheapest pieces of safety equipment you can own. A gas furnace burns fuel inside a heat exchanger and vents the exhaust outdoors. A crack in that heat exchanger, a blocked flue or a rusted-out vent connector can let carbon monoxide into the air the blower is pushing through your house, and you cannot smell it. Put a detector on each level of the home and near sleeping areas, and replace the units when they reach the age on their label. We check the heat exchanger and the venting during every furnace tune-up, but a detector is what protects you the other 364 days.
Both. Radiant has run offices in Austin and San Antonio since 1999, each with its own Texas HVAC license, so the technician who comes to your house in Boerne, Schertz or New Braunfels is dispatched from the San Antonio side, not driven down from Austin. The service is the same in both markets: 24/7 availability, upfront pricing with no surprise fees, and the Home Comfort Guarantee on every job. If you were a Schmidt Mechanical customer in San Antonio, your furnace is now cared for by the Radiant team. See the San Antonio heating and Austin heating pages for local details.
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