Furnace repair
Cold air from the vents, a furnace that starts and stops, a new rattle or a unit that won’t come on. Whether it burns gas, propane or oil, call us and a technician finds the cause.
At 715 Heating, we make heating repair quick and easy for homeowners and property managers alike. Our proven methods include a decade of experience, reliable professionals, guaranteed work, and affordable pricing. Call now for a free, personalized quote, no obligation.
For us, every project is unique and we always focus on your home's needs. Whether you are refreshing one unit or preparing a larger renovation, we begin with the building's use and the desired end result. Gas, propane and oil furnaces, boilers, heat pumps and the ducts and radiators that carry their heat all get their own place in our careful planning. Scroll down to learn more about heating repair and our unique approach.

Cold air from the vents, a furnace that starts and stops, a new rattle or a unit that won’t come on. Whether it burns gas, propane or oil, call us and a technician finds the cause.
No heat in winter needs a call. Call us, and we set up a technician to look at a dead furnace, a leaking boiler or any system that has stopped. Calling is free.

Cold radiators, banging pipes and leaks are all reasons to call. A technician works out what is wrong with the boiler.
A furnace past repair, or a house that needs a new one, starts with a free call. The technician talks through replacement for your home.

When a heat pump frosts up, never shuts off or cannot keep pace in freezing weather, a technician should see it. The same goes for adding a new one.
A seasonal visit on the furnace, boiler or heat pump is best arranged ahead of the cold months. Phone us to set one up.
A ductless head serves a single room or addition that has no ductwork. Call us about putting one in, or about a head that has started acting up.
Wisconsin homes heat in different ways. Across the state, about 65 percent of occupied homes use utility gas and about 17 percent use electricity. Propane heats about 12 percent, and fuel oil about 1.5 percent.
None of that changes what to do when the heat quits. Call us, tell us what the house is doing, and a technician takes it from there. Nothing is billed for the call.
Statewide, about 58 percent of Wisconsin homes were built before 1980, and about 24 percent before 1950. Equipment in older houses, or equipment that has simply run for years, can reach the end of its life.
Once the technician has looked over your equipment, a repair or replacement recommendation follows. What happens after that is entirely your choice.
DSPS, the state Department of Safety and Professional Services, issues the HVAC contractor registration that Wisconsin requires of any business installing or servicing heating equipment. It is held by the company.
Ask the company that comes out for its registration before any work starts.
At the smell of natural gas, the whole household leaves the home. Standing a safe distance away outdoors, call 911 or the gas utility. Our number is the one to dial after those.
A carbon monoxide alarm gets the same response from everybody in the home, which is to go outside and call 911 there.
Describe the problem and give us your location. We take the details at no charge and with no strings attached.
We set up a technician, who works out the cause on the visit.
Once the cause is known, the technician sets out the options for repair or replacement, and the choice is yours.
No. Calling is free, and you are under no obligation to hire anyone.
Gas, propane, oil and electric systems all get the same start. Call us and a technician looks into the problem.
We write down what is wrong and schedule a technician visit. At the house, the technician works out the cause and suggests repairing the equipment or swapping it.
This page lists seven towns. An address in none of them still deserves a call, and we will say whether it is covered.
We also serve Abbotsford, Ackley, Ainsworth, Eau Claire, Stevens Point, Superior and Wausau. Call us for confirmation if your address is outside the area.
Start with a free call, no obligation attached. Say what your heating is doing, and a technician gets set up to come and look at it.
Call (866) 661-2784