“I got a whole new HVAC system through Triad. They were very efficient and knowledgeable! The owner even came out and made sure everything was up to my standards! 10/10 recommend!”
Stacey Rader · Google review · System Replacement
A furnace that won't start, won't heat or keeps shutting off. Triad Heating and Air has served Tulsa since 2000.
Furnace repair means finding why a heating system has stopped heating, or stopped heating well, and fixing that part. Triad Heating and Air repairs furnaces for homes and businesses in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Catoosa, Claremore, Coweta, Skiatook and Mounds.
Common furnace problems include a system that won't turn on, one that blows cool air, one that cycles on and off, and one that makes a new noise. A proper diagnosis finds the cause and shows whether a repair or a replacement is the better use of money.
Triad Heating and Air gives honest recommendations, including saying when repair makes more sense than replacement. Call (918) 992-2105 and describe what the furnace is doing.

Tell us a little about your system so the right person calls you back.
Tulsa winters are mostly mild, but cold snaps and ice storms do arrive, and they often come after weeks when the furnace barely ran. A system that sat idle can fail the first night it is really needed.
That is why a furnace that has been acting up is better looked at in the fall than in the middle of a freeze.

Furnace repair has no single price, because a small control part and a major component are very different jobs. What the repair costs depends on what failed and how the system is built.
Call Triad Heating and Air at (918) 992-2105 and say what the furnace is doing. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 to 5.
The furnace is checked from the thermostat through ignition and airflow until the actual cause is found.
You hear what the repair involves and whether it makes sense on a furnace of that age. If replacement is the better move, Triad says so.
The failed part is repaired, and the furnace is run to confirm it is heating properly.
“I got a whole new HVAC system through Triad. They were very efficient and knowledgeable! The owner even came out and made sure everything was up to my standards! 10/10 recommend!”
Stacey Rader · Google review · System Replacement
“Great experience…. I had a mystery in my system and Triad came out 4 times before they were able to dertermine the problem with the old units. Installed a great new system and I am very pleased.”
Greg Geiger · Google review · System Replacement
“Very professional, they explain in detail the why's, what's, and how comes, and were priced to compete!!”
Regnas2008 · Google review
“A number of years ago our furnace system quit working. I called Triad Heating and Air Company. They sent several techs and ultimately determined the circuit board had shorted and upgraded our system to meet current manufacturer specs. Our furnace and A/C system has worked great since. Its better than new.”
medunbar1 · Google review · Heating
“We called out with an a/c went out mid summer. The guys got right out here and had us up and going with a new a/c unit and heater in no time. The crew was super friendly and answered any questions my wife had. Triad is super friendly and helpful and get to you very quickly. I recommend them to any home owner or company needing work done, or just inspected and cleaned.”
wade wilson · Google review · AC
“Always on time and they stay in touch for 2x annual service”
william owsley · Google review · Maintenance
A furnace blowing cold air often has a flame or ignition problem, a tripped safety switch, a dirty filter or a thermostat set to run the fan only. Triad Heating and Air diagnoses which one it is, since the fix is different for each.
It depends on age, repair history and what failed. Triad Heating and Air gives honest recommendations, and as a general guide a furnace past roughly 10 to 15 years old, one needing frequent repairs, or one that heats unevenly is worth weighing against replacement.
Furnace repair cost depends on which part failed, the age of the furnace and how easy it is to reach, so Triad Heating and Air does not publish one flat repair price. If a repair is likely to cost close to a new system, Triad will say so.
A furnace should generally be checked once a year, ahead of the cold season. Triad Heating and Air services heating and cooling equipment, and twice-yearly maintenance, with the AC in spring and the heating in fall, is a general recommendation.
Yes. Triad Heating and Air handles residential and commercial HVAC in the Tulsa area, and it has been in business since 2000. Call (918) 992-2105 and describe the building and the problem.
Call Triad Heating and Air to talk it through. Hours: Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm · 24/7 emergency service.
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