Expert Heating Service in Wichita KS
We offer fast, affordable furnace and heater repair in the Wichita area. Reddi is locally owned, licensed and insured, and available for residential and commercial service. Our furnace services include:
- Repairs for all brands
- Seasonal tune-ups
- Ductless (mini-split) repair
- Heat pump service
- New furnace installation
- Whole house humidifier repair
- And more
Furnace Tune-ups
Our HVAC technicians are highly trained to repair almost any issue. We provide a parts and labor warranty on all work. We also stand by our heating and cooling repairs with our satisfaction guarantee. If your heating systems is experiencing any of these issues, get in touch for a service call:
- Furnace blowing cold air
- Systems shuts itself off
- Furnace won’t kick on
- Furnace does not blow any air
- System trips breaker
- Air quality is poor
- System is too loud
- Issues with thermostat
- Heating is inadequate
- Strange odors
Furnace Maintenance
We provide annual heating system tune-ups to ensure your system is running efficiently. An efficient heating system can reduce energy expenses and prolong the life of your equipment.
Furnace Replacements
If your system can’t be repaired, we provide free estimates for new systems. Our HVAC installers will help you find the best system for your home and budget. Financing is available.
Our Service Area
We provide comprehensive furnace service in the Wichita, Derby, Haysville, Goddard, Valley Center, Bel Aire, and Andover areas. We service areas outside the Wichita area, however travel fees may apply.
Carbon Monoxide
If you have a gas furnace, it’s important to have a carbon monoxide (CO) detector in your home. A gas furnace produces carbon monoxide that is normally contained by you furnace’s heat exchanger, and then safely sent out your flue vent.
Sometimes heat exchangers crack and release carbon monoxide into your home. This is dangerous, and can even be deadly. A carbon monoxide detector and regular furnace tune-ups can help protect your family from CO poisoning. Please consider this when working on your own furnace, or when hiring an inexperienced heating and cooling service.
Furnace questions? See our furnace FAQ.