Heating

Furnace installation, repair & maintenance

Prolificaire offers complete heating solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

Furnaces

A standard furnace uses natural gas to heat your home. When you adjust your thermostat, the furnace's control board will perform a status check to ensure that all of your system’s safeties are functioning. If a safety fails, the natural gas furnace will stop heating and enter a shut-down sequence. When the safety check is completed, natural gas ignites in the burner component of the furnace. Connecting to the burner is the heat exchanger, which is a set of metal tubes or coils. The heat exchanger also connects to the flue.

The combustion process creates exhaust toxic gases. These gases include carbon monoxide. Via your exhaust flue, they are safely released outside of your home. The furnace’s blower moves air across the heat exchanger and into the ducts. This disperses the heated air throughout your home. When your thermostat registers the temperature you've set, your furnace's combustion process ceases. When the thermostat registers a temperature reading that is below your set temperature, the process begins again. All furnaces include four main components:

Burners
Heat exchangers
Blower
Flue

Heat pumps

Heat pumps can be very energy-efficient. They extract heat from the air and move it, instead of burning fuel to generate heat. This process requires significantly less energy to run. Also, a heat pump can be used in conjunction with a furnace that will run only if the temperature falls below freezing.

Because a heat pump is most effective to temperatures around 25-30°F, temperatures below that point will necessitate a gas furnace or an air handler with supplemental electric heat to keep your home at a pleasant temperature. For this reason, heat pumps are most popular in the southern and southwestern of the country, as freezing temperatures occur less often in these areas. In the summer's soaring temperatures, a heat pump performs much like an air conditioner, with similar energy output and efficiency. This is the reason it is generally more energy-efficient than an air conditioner and furnace HVAC setup.

Natural gas or propane operates the furnace whereas boiler requires gas to heat the water. Our certified technicians offer a blue ribbon service that includes furnace installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement. To run a heating system smoothly and aptly we cater better coverage, protection, and plan that keep the things going. Besides the utmost convenience and comfort, we save money for our clients, by the solutions we provide. Technicians deliver sound heating solutions with their transcendent skills. Wide array of packages with budget and comfort level, our clients always repose unwavering trust in our ability in the HVAC industry.

Heating system services

Furnace installation - If you are looking to install a new furnace, our certified HVAC technicians are experienced in residential, commercial, and industrial unit installation.
Furnace repair - If your furnace is not functioning, we will get you up and running as quickly as possible.
Furnace maintenance - Maintenance of your furnace keeps your system tuned up and saves money. It involves multi-point check-up, operating pressure, condensation system, carbon-monoxide, and fan belt, etc
Furnace replacement - We can help you replace your furnace at an affordable price. With replacement, we educate our clients on furnace maintenance and cost-saving measures.

Why choose us to service your heating system?

We perform repairs on all models and brands of furnaces
We offer impeccable furnace maintenance
We offer emergency repair services, including nights and weekends
We offer same-day installation
We offer finance options and accept credit cards
No refurbished or off-brand parts will ever be used to repair your HVAC system

In addition, our HVAC technicians are experienced, friendly, and reliable. Our staff has in-depth knowledge of Dallas-Fort Worth building codes and home repair ordinances. We're the best option for furnace repair in the DFW Metroplex!

Check the main power switch - is it switched on? Sometimes people accidentally turn it off, thinking the switch is the attic light.
Check your circuit breaker. Sometimes the circuit breaker for the furnace will trip, which will turn it off.
Look at your cooling condenser unit. Is it running?
If you're having problems with your pilot light ignition, your pilot light may have blown out. If this is the case, relight it. If you are still having a problem, call Prolific Aire.
Check your thermostat. Is it set to cooling mode or heat?
A frequent cause of furnace problems is a clogged air filter. If it is clogged, it will not allow the furnace to blow out hot air. It's important to change the air filter regularly to ensure that this doesn't happen.
Blower motor or air handler should be running.

Quick response

Prolific Aire has been in buisness since 1999 specializing in all aspects of HVAC including Air Conditioning, Heating, Ventilation, Insulation, Water heaters,Air Purification. We are highly trained in diagnosing equipment of all brands ,Repair and Replacement of Residential and Commercial applications. New construction and existing HVAC work Air Conditioning, Heating,Ventilation, Attic insulation, Water Heater installation and UV home purification

We stand behind all of our work

Prolific Aire has been in buisness since 1999 specializing in all aspects of HVAC including Air Conditioning, Heating, Ventilation, Insulation, Water heaters,Air Purification.

Prolific Aire services all types of HVAC equipment. If your system is beyond repair, we will help you replace it with equipment that is more energy-efficient, saving you valuable money on energy bills.

Our goal is for you to be satisfied with our service. We pride ourselves on prompt service calls, friendly and clear communication, and finding solutions for our customers.