Quincy, Crescent Bar, Trinidad & George · Grant County

Furnace Repair in Quincy, WA

No heat on a cold Basin night is hard to wait out. Our NATE-certified technicians repair electric, gas and propane furnaces and the air handlers behind heat pumps. In Quincy the dispatch fee is $149, and you approve the repair price before any work starts.

Request Furnace Repair → Call (509) 436-1178

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Carrier indoor air handler in a home closet after an Alpine Aire repair visit
A real Alpine Aire repair visit Electric, gas & propane furnaces

Know what you're calling about

What usually goes wrong, by type of furnace.

Homes around Quincy heat several different ways. Telling us which one you have helps the technician bring the right parts.

What heats the house Common causes of no heat What you might notice
An electric furnace A failed heating element, sequencer or limit switch, or a tripped breaker The fan runs but the air stays cool, or only some heat comes through
A gas or propane furnace A dirty flame sensor, a failed igniter, a pressure switch or an empty propane tank The furnace tries to start, then shuts down after a few seconds
A heat pump with an air handler Backup heat strips, a defrost problem or a control board fault Lukewarm air on the coldest nights, or the outdoor unit iced over
Any of them A clogged filter, a thermostat setting or dead thermostat batteries Short cycling, or nothing happens when you turn the heat up

Have a heat pump rather than a furnace? See heat pumps in Quincy.

Five minutes that can save a visit

Quick checks before you call.

  • The thermostat. Make sure it's set to Heat, set above room temperature, and has fresh batteries if it uses them.
  • The breaker. Electric furnaces and air handlers have their own breakers. Reset a tripped one once; if it trips again, leave it off and call.
  • The filter. A filter packed with dust can make a furnace overheat and shut itself off.
  • The propane tank. On propane, check the gauge. A tank that ran low may need a relight after it's filled.
  • The furnace switch. There's usually a light-style switch on or near the furnace. Make sure nobody turned it off.

Smell gas? Leave first.

Get everyone out of the house, then call your gas or propane supplier, or 911, from outside. Don't flip switches or try to relight anything.

Why Quincy calls us

A repair visit with no surprises.

The price comes first

The technician finds the problem and tells you the repair price. Nothing gets fixed until you say yes.

NATE-certified technicians

Our technicians are NATE certified and work on electric, gas and propane furnaces and the air handlers that pair with heat pumps.

After-hours help

When the heat goes out in the evening, on a weekend or on a holiday, Quincy is covered by our after-hours emergency service.

Fees posted up front

Dispatch and diagnostic fees are listed on this page, so you know the cost of the visit before we arrive.

Comfort Club savings

Members pay half the dispatch fee and get 15% off parts and labor (not gases or filters), plus a spring and fall tune-up.

Honest about old equipment

If a repair no longer makes sense, we'll say so and explain your replacement options, with a free estimate for a new system.

From your call to warm rooms

How a Quincy furnace repair visit works.

  1. You call or send the form. Our office books the visit and tells you the dispatch fee for your town.
  2. The technician diagnoses it. The diagnostic fee depends on how long finding the fault takes: up to 15, 30 or 60 minutes.
  3. You get the repair price. You decide whether to go ahead before any repair work begins.
  4. The repair and a test run. We fix the fault, run the system through a full heating cycle and check it's safe.
  5. If a part has to be ordered, we tell you the expected wait and schedule the return trip when it arrives.

Recent local work

A recent repair call from our team.

Whole Carrier indoor air handler in a home closet after an Alpine Aire repair visit

An indoor unit that got loud, then quit

Visited
August 2026
The problem
A loud, repeating noise from the indoor unit before the whole system stopped
The visit
Two technicians, one service call, finished the same day

This call came from one of our Wenatchee Valley customers. The indoor unit began making a loud, repeating noise and then the system shut down. Two of our technicians checked it over and wrapped up the repair on the same visit. Quincy-area calls get the same team and the same price-first approach.

4.8

588 Google reviews as of Oct. 20, 2026

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GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“Called Alpine because I had no heat. Frankie came out, was very nice and my system is working great now, thank you Alpine Air!”
Katelyn P. · November 2024

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“Frankie B., service tech, was very knowledgeable and professional. He diagnosed the issue with our HVAC system quickly and had it fixed within just a couple hours.”
Maggie B. · February 2025

GOOGLE REVIEW · ★★★★★

“He was very diligent in solving our heating problem. I think all is well again.”
Mike P. · October 2026

Service call fees, 2026

What a furnace repair visit costs around Quincy.

A repair visit is billed as dispatch, plus diagnostic, plus the repair and any parts you approve. Neither fee is credited toward the repair.

Fee Amount When it applies
Dispatch, Quincy & Crescent Bar $149 Weekday visits during office hours
Dispatch, Trinidad & George $279 Weekday visits during office hours
After-hours dispatch $330 After 5 p.m., weekends and holidays
Diagnostic $72 / $100 / $130 Up to 15, 30 or 60 minutes to find the fault

AA Comfort Club members pay half the dispatch fee and get 15% off parts and labor, not including gases and filters. Membership is $300 plus tax a year per system, or $25 a month. About the Comfort Club →

Quincy furnace repair questions

What Quincy homeowners ask us.

How much is a furnace repair visit in Quincy?

The dispatch fee is $149 in Quincy and Crescent Bar and $279 in Trinidad and George, plus a diagnostic fee of $72, $100 or $130 depending on time. The repair and parts are priced separately, and you approve that price before work starts.

Do you come to Quincy after hours?

Yes. Our after-hours emergency service covers Quincy and the nearby towns. After 5 p.m., on weekends and on holidays the dispatch fee is $330, plus the diagnostic fee.

Do you repair electric furnaces?

Yes. We repair electric furnaces as well as gas and propane furnaces, and the air handlers and backup heat strips that go with heat pumps.

My furnace runs but blows cool air. What's wrong?

On an electric furnace it's often a failed heating element or sequencer. On gas or propane it can be an ignition or flame sensor problem. With a heat pump, the backup heat may not be coming on. A technician can tell which with a diagnostic visit.

Should I repair or replace an old furnace?

If the furnace is near the end of its life or needs repairs every winter, replacing it may cost less over time. The technician will tell you what they see, and we give free estimates on new systems.

Which brands do you work on?

We install Carrier, Lennox, Bosch, Mitsubishi and other leading brands, and we're a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer. Tell us your furnace's brand when you call so the technician comes prepared.
Heat pumps in Quincy Furnace repair in Wenatchee AA Comfort Club

Get the heat back on

Book a furnace repair in Quincy.

Tell us what kind of furnace you have and what it's doing. Our office will call to set up the visit.

Call (509) 436-1178

Office hours Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. After-hours emergency service is available.

Prefer to book online? Schedule your Quincy furnace repair. Weighing a replacement instead? Quincy homes are on Grant PUD power, and Grant PUD sets its own rebate rules, so ask us before you count on one. Estimates for a new system are always free, and instant prices are online. More on heating and cooling in Quincy.

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