5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Alabama Climate Control truly prides themselves on quality customer service. As a customer who was overly frustrated because my AC went out at the most hotest time of the season; they immediately understood my needs and concerns. They treated me with the utmost respect, genuine concern, and care.
Not to mention, I contacted their after-hours department, and before I could even leave a message, someone was already returning my call—that’s award-winning customer service if you ask me! The original HVAC tech who answered assured me he’d have the office contact me first thing in the morning, and they proved they are a company of their word when I received that phone call right on schedule as promised.
I was greeted with a prompt call from Ms. Nori—again, customer service above reproach—followed by the technician, Jeremy, who called prior to arriving and communicated every single step of the way. Jeremy went above and beyond, which clearly shows how passionate he is about his profession.
If you’re searching for a reputable company, look no further. Alabama Climate Control treats you like more than just a customer—they treat you like family! 😉
Why Alabama Climate Control?
One Year Guarantee On Installations
Natural Gas Piping Certified
Free Estimates On Replacements
Military and First Responder Discounts
30-Day Guarantee On Our Services
Real Stories, Real Comfort
Service Areas
We are proud to offer our extensive HVAC solutions in multiple locations, ensuring quality and efficiency wherever you are. Our service areas include Huntsville, Madison, Florence and the surrounding towns.
Trusted Heating Repair in Florence, AL — All Makes and Models Serviced
When your heating system stops working in Florence, every hour matters. Whether your furnace won’t ignite, your heat pump is blowing lukewarm air, or your heater is making alarming sounds it definitely wasn’t making last season, Alabama Climate Control delivers the HVAC repair service North Alabama trusts.
With nearly five decades of experience in the Shoals area, our technicians handle heating repair on all major brands of gas furnaces, electric furnaces, heat pumps, and dual-fuel systems. For urgent situations, we offer emergency heating repair service — because a cold home can’t always wait for a scheduled appointment, especially for elderly family members or young children.
What separates a good air conditioning and heating repair company from a great one is honesty. At Alabama Climate Control, we’ll always give you a thorough diagnosis and a straight answer about what’s wrong, what it will cost to fix it, and whether repair or replacement is the smarter choice. We never upsell services you don’t need, and we never leave you in the dark.
Most Heating Repairs Completed on the First Visit
Our service vehicles are stocked with common parts, allowing us to complete most heating repairs on the first visit. And because we provide comprehensive HVAC repair service covering both heating and cooling systems, you’ll always have one trusted team to call — no matter what time of year your system acts up.
If your heating system is giving you trouble, don’t wait for a complete breakdown. Call Alabama Climate Control today for fast, expert heating repair in Florence, AL.
Get In Touch
Have questions or need assistance with your HVAC system? Fill out the form below, and one of our team members will reply as soon as possible. We’re here to help you with all your heating, cooling, and indoor air quality needs.
FAQs
Why is my furnace making a loud clicking sound but not heating?
A clicking sound followed by no ignition typically means the igniter or flame sensor has failed. The furnace is trying to start, but the flame sensor can’t confirm ignition, so it shuts down as a safety precaution. This is a very common furnace repair that our technicians handle regularly. Don’t delay — call us for heating repair in Florence, AL. Repeated failed ignition attempts stress other components and can lead to a larger issue.
What are the signs that my heat pump needs an emergency repair?
Signs that your heat pump needs urgent attention include: no heat output at all, the system blowing cold air continuously (not just during a defrost cycle), unusual noises like grinding or squealing, ice buildup on the outdoor unit that doesn’t clear during defrost, or the system tripping the circuit breaker repeatedly. Any of these symptoms warrants prompt emergency heating repair in Florence, AL.
Why is my heater blowing cold air during a North Alabama cold snap?
If a heat pump is blowing cold air when temperatures drop below about 35–40°F, it may be struggling to extract heat from the cold outdoor air — this is normal behavior that signals the backup heat source (electric strips or gas furnace) should be taking over. If the backup heat isn’t activating properly, that’s a repair issue. For gas furnaces, cold air could indicate a flame sensor failure, ignition problem, or an overheated system that’s tripped a safety limit.
Is a yellow furnace flame a sign that I need immediate repair?
Yes — a yellow or orange furnace flame instead of a crisp blue one is a serious warning sign. It typically indicates incomplete combustion, which can be caused by a dirty burner or, more seriously, a cracked heat exchanger that could allow carbon monoxide to enter your home. If you notice a yellow flame, turn off your furnace and call us immediately. This is a situation that shouldn’t wait.
Why does my heater smell like it's burning when I first turn it on?
A faint burning smell when you first turn on your heater at the start of the season is normal — it’s typically just dust that has settled on the heat exchanger or burners burning off. If the smell is strong, persistent, or smells like burning plastic or electrical components, that’s a different concern and warrants a service call. When in doubt, it’s always better to schedule a heating repair check in Florence, AL.
Can a dirty air filter cause my heating system to shut down?
Yes. A severely clogged air filter restricts airflow through the system to the point where the heat exchanger overheats and triggers a safety limit switch, causing the system to shut down. This is one of the most common — and most preventable — causes of heating system failures. Check your filter monthly during heavy use seasons and replace it every 1–3 months to keep your system running safely.