Heating Repair in Beverly Hills

Many Beverly Hills homes run more than one heating system, from a furnace in the attic serving the upstairs to a ductless unit warming a guest house or converted garage. Our heating repair covers all of them, whether the problem is a furnace that won't light, a blower that roars, or a bedroom that never warms up. We find the cause, explain it plainly, and fix it, with same-day visits when the schedule allows.

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Google rating: 4.8★ · 192 reviews
Service call: $95, credited to repair
Warranty: 90 days to 1 year
Open: 24/7, same-day visits

Large homes, mild winters, idle furnaces

Heating in Beverly Hills is usually ducted forced air, with furnaces tucked into attics, crawlspaces, or hall closets, and larger homes often split into two or more zones. Additions and guest houses frequently get their own ductless heat pump. Because winters are mild, many systems sit unused for months, then run hard through a stretch of cold nights. That idle time lets dust settle on burners and flame sensors, while attic units bake through summer heat that wears on wiring, igniters, and capacitors. Homes on the hillside streets tend to cool off faster at night and lean on their heat more than houses in the flats.

What usually goes wrong, and how it shows up

The most common call is a furnace that clicks and tries to start but never lights, or lights briefly and shuts off. A dirty flame sensor or cracked igniter causes most of those, and on older units a weak thermocouple lets the pilot go out. Cold air from the vents usually points to failed ignition or a tripped safety switch from a clogged filter. Short-cycling, where the system runs only a few minutes at a time, often traces to restricted airflow or a thermostat fault. A loud hum or rattle suggests a failing blower motor, and cold rooms far from the furnace often mean leaky attic ducts.

Before you call, and keeping it from coming back

Start with the thermostat: confirm it's set to heat, the setpoint is above room temperature, and the batteries are fresh. Check the breaker and the service switch near the furnace, which looks like a light switch and is easy to bump. Pull the filter; if it's gray and packed, replace it. Make sure the furnace door panel is fully seated, since most units won't run without it. If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas company first. To prevent repeat problems, test the heat in early fall, change filters on schedule, and keep vents and returns clear of furniture and rugs.

From our service calls

Technician next to an HVAC air handler and new filter

Technician working on a rooftop HVAC unit

Problems we fix in Beverly Hills

furnace not igniting
blowing cold air
short-cycling
loud blower noise
pilot or flame sensor problems
uneven heat between rooms

How a visit works

1
Call or book online
We answer 24/7. Same-day visits when the schedule allows.
2
Diagnosis at your home
The $95 service call is credited toward the repair.
3
A quote before work starts
You see the price and decide. No surprise charges.
4
Repair with a warranty
90 days on standard repairs, 1 year on major work.

Rated 4.8 on Google from 192 reviews

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★★★★★

West Appliance Service were awesome! They came out super fast and fixed my Wolf oven when it suddenly stopped heating. Great guys, quick work, no hassle. Definitely recommend!

John A., wolf oven repair (Google)

★★★★★

Our freezer stopped working recently. When I called West Appliance Service they came to my home to assess the problem within 1 hour of calling. They were able to come back the next day to complete the repairs once they knew what parts they needed. The service was quick, smooth, and well done. We had a great experience working with Ivan and highly recommend anyone to use their services. We will definitely be a repeat customer if our appliances need repair.

Katie S., refrigerator/freezer repair (Google)