Heating Services In Opelika, AL

Reliable Heat When Winter Hits

Trusted Heating Services in Opelika

Honest Diagnoses. Lasting Repairs. Steady Heat

When a cold snap moves through East Alabama, a furnace or heat pump that barely made it through December can quit overnight. For 30 years, Livingston Heating & Air has provided heating services in Opelika and across the region, giving families honest diagnoses and repairs done right the first time.

Opelika homes run on a wide mix of heating equipment. Many older houses in the Northside historic district still rely on gas furnaces that have been running for decades, while a lot of the newer neighborhoods built as Opelika and Auburn have grown, use electric heat pumps. Our technicians repair, replace, and install both, on every major brand, so the advice you get is about your home and not about whatever is easiest to sell.

If your system is getting older, we’ll tell you plainly whether a repair makes sense or a replacement will save you more over time, and Wells Fargo financing can help spread out the cost. Just need routine upkeep? Our maintenance and tune-up services keep your system ready before the cold arrives. Call 334-297-7863 to schedule heating service today.

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Heating Services in Opelika, AL

Heating Services

Furnace Repair

Furnace
Repair

No heat, odd noises, or a furnace that keeps shutting off? We find the real cause, from failed igniters to worn blower motors, and make lasting repairs on gas and electric furnaces of every brand.
Furnace Installation & Replacement

Furnace Installation
& Replacement

When an aging furnace costs more to fix than it’s worth, we help you choose the right size and efficiency for your home, then handle a clean, professional installation with clear pricing and financing available.

Heat Pump
Repair

Heat pump blowing cool air, running nonstop, or icing over? We diagnose the problem fast and repair defrost controls, reversing valves, backup heat strips, and refrigerant leaks to restore steady, efficient heat.

Heat Pump Installation
& Replacement

A new heat pump heats and cools your home with one system. We size it to your home, walk you through efficiency options, and install it right so it delivers dependable comfort for years to come.

Emergency
Heating Repair

Heating systems rarely fail at a convenient time. When your heat quits on a freezing night, call us for fast emergency heating repair and a technician focused on getting your home warm and safe again.

Heating Safety
Inspections

A cracked heat exchanger, loose gas connection, or blocked flue can put your family at risk. Our inspections check for carbon monoxide hazards, gas leaks, venting, and wiring, ideal for older systems or new homeowners.

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Common Heating Questions in Opelika

Not sure whether to repair or replace, or why your system is acting up? Here are answers to the heating questions we hear most when the temperature drops.
01 Should I repair or replace my furnace?
Repair usually makes sense when your furnace is less than about 15 years old and the problem comes down to a single part, like an igniter, flame sensor, or blower motor. Replacement is worth a look when the system is older, keeps needing repairs, or a repair would cost close to half the price of a new unit. Our technicians will give you an honest recommendation either way, and Wells Fargo financing is available if replacement is the better choice.
02 Why is my heat pump blowing cool air in the winter?
A few minutes of cool air can be normal. On cold, damp days, frost builds up on the outdoor unit, and your heat pump briefly runs a defrost cycle that can make the air at your vents feel cooler. If it lasts longer than about 15 minutes, the outdoor unit stays covered in ice, or your backup heat never seems to shut off, something needs attention. Common causes are a failed defrost control, a stuck reversing valve, or low refrigerant.
03 Is a heat pump or a gas furnace better for my Opelika home?
Both work well here. Because East Alabama winters are mostly mild, a heat pump can heat your home efficiently for most of the season and cool it all summer. Gas furnaces put out hotter air and handle hard freezes better, which is why some homeowners pair a heat pump with a gas furnace for the coldest nights. The right fit depends on your home, whether natural gas is available, and your budget, and we’ll walk you through the options.
04 What should I do if my heat stops working on a cold night?
Start with the simple checks. Make sure the thermostat is set to heat and has working batteries, check that the breaker hasn’t tripped, and replace the air filter if it’s clogged. If you smell gas, leave the house right away and call your gas provider or 911 from outside. If the heat still won’t come on, call us at 334-297-7863 and we’ll get a technician to your Opelika home as quickly as possible.
05 How long does a new furnace or heat pump installation take?
Most replacements that can reuse the existing ductwork and connections are finished in a single day. Jobs that need new ductwork, electrical upgrades, or a switch from one type of system to another can take a day or two longer. We’ll give you a clear timeline before work starts and test everything before we leave. Once your new system is in, regular maintenance and tune-ups help it run efficiently for years to come.
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