You typed heating and air near me because something in your Venice home stopped working, or you are tired of calling one company for the furnace and another for the AC. Venice Breeze HVAC is one crew for both. Tell us what the system is doing, and send the request for a written repair quote or a visit while the problem is fresh.
What a heating repair costs in Venice
Start with the number, because it decides how fast you move. A flame sensor or igniter replacement typically runs $109 to $540 installed. See our heating repair service for the full scope of furnace and heat pump work.
That range covers two specific parts. A different fault gets a different price, and we do not stretch the igniter figure to a blower motor, a control board or a gas valve. For those, the technician diagnoses first, then writes the price for that part and the labor before any work starts. You approve the paper, then the part gets ordered.
What moves a repair price in a Venice home:
- The part that failed. A sensor is small work. A valve, a motor or a board is bigger work.
- Where the equipment sits. Furnaces tucked in a hallway closet or under a stairwell take more handling than one in an open utility room.
- Heat pump or gas furnace. Each has its own parts and its own checks.
- Corrosion found on the way. Salt air near the sand can widen a repair beyond the first fault, and we tell you before we touch it.
One crew for the furnace, the heat pump and the AC
A cold night and a hot afternoon end in the same phone search. The equipment is different, but the questions are the same. What failed, what does the fix cost, and is the system worth fixing?
Our technicians work on gas furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners. The heating side includes igniter and valve replacement, a duct integrity check and a safety systems inspection. The cooling side, covered by our AC repair service, includes refrigerant and compressor service and a coastal corrosion inspection. Same-day service is available, and emergency call-out is available too.
If you smell gas, leave the house first, then call SoCalGas or 911 from outside. Then call us once it is safe to do so.
Repair it or price a replacement
Some failures are cheap fixes on a sound system. Some are not. When a technician finds a problem that would make a repair poor value, you get two prices on the same sheet: the repair and a replacement.
Three situations trigger that second price:
- A cracked heat exchanger on a gas furnace. That is a carbon monoxide risk, and the safe call is a replacement furnace or a heat pump.
- An R-22 air conditioner. R-22 is no longer produced, so every recharge depends on reclaimed refrigerant.
- A repeat failure. The same part dying twice is a reason to price the whole system.
If replacement is the answer, the heating installation service covers heat pump and gas furnace work, and the quote names the equipment, the permit and the duct test before you agree to anything. California law also requires carbon monoxide alarms in homes with a fuel-burning appliance, fireplace or attached garage, so a furnace swap is a good time to confirm yours.
What to tell us when you call
A short description gets a faster, more accurate visit. Have these ready:
- What the system does or does not do: no heat, no cooling, noise, a smell, a tripped breaker.
- Furnace, heat pump or AC, and where the unit sits: closet, crawlspace, side yard, roof deck.
- Your street or walk street, so the technician plans the carry-in and parking.
- Whether the system is still running at all.
Venice lots are tight, and access shapes the visit. A condenser behind a shared wall or an air handler in a low crawlspace needs a different plan than an open rear pad. Tell us up front and the technician shows up with the right tools and the likely parts.
Beyond Venice
The crew also works in Mar Vista, Santa Monica and Culver City, so the same call reaches you whichever side of the line you are on. The same written-quote rule applies in each.
FAQ
Do you repair both heating and air conditioning?
Yes. One crew handles gas furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners, so you make one call whichever system quit. The technician diagnoses, then writes the price for the specific repair before work begins.How much is a flame sensor or igniter repair?
A flame sensor or igniter replacement typically runs $109 to $540 installed. Other furnace faults are priced after diagnosis, because a different part means a different price.Can you come out at night?
We answer around the clock, and emergency call-out is available. The same rule holds at any hour: you see a written price before the repair starts.What if the repair is not worth it?
The technician puts the repair price and a replacement price on one sheet. You choose with both numbers in front of you. Repair is a full service here, and a replacement is offered only when the numbers point that way.Call for a Venice heating or AC visit
Call (877) 359-5942 and tell us which system stopped and where it sits. We will book the visit and write the repair price before any work starts.
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Our HVAC-experienced technicians are ready to help with all your AC and heating needs. Contact Venice Breeze HVAC today for expert service throughout the the Westside beach communities service area.
