If your heater is running but there’s no warm air, New Era HVAC tracks down the cause and gets your heat working again. We service furnaces, heat pumps, and HVAC systems across Bakersfield.
Fast response when your heater stops producing heat.
There are many reasons a heater can stop making warm air. We check the system step by step so you are not guessing or replacing parts at random.
If you ever smell strong gas, leave the area and contact your gas company or emergency services.
Many no-heat calls are resolved the same visit, depending on parts and access.
Whether your furnace is blowing cold air or your system will not start, we focus on getting heat back in your home as quickly and safely as possible.
Also see Heating Repair, Furnace Repair and Emergency HVAC Service.
We explain what we find in plain language so you can decide on repairs without confusion or pressure.
We look at the whole system, not just one part, so we fix the real cause of your no-heat problem.
New Era HVAC has a home office in Taft, California and responds to no-heat calls for homes and small businesses in Bakersfield and surrounding communities within the current service radius.
See all cities and neighborhoods we serve on the Service Areas page.
Make sure the thermostat is set to heat and above room temperature, check that the furnace switch and breaker are on, and confirm the filter is not completely clogged. If there is still no heat, it is time to call for service.
In many cases it is better to turn the heater off if it is not working correctly, especially if you hear strange noises or smell something unusual. A technician can check the system and make sure it is safe.
Yes. A weak battery, incorrect settings, or wiring issues at the thermostat can stop the system from calling for heat. During a visit we test the thermostat along with the heater.
New Era HVAC offers 24/7 service options for urgent heating problems, including no-heat situations, depending on schedule and availability.
Call New Era HVAC and tell us what your heater is doing, when the problem started, and your city. We’ll confirm availability and explain the next steps.
Call for No Heat Help (661) 302-6666