Heating Services & Repair

Heating Repair in Anchorage, Alaska

Moore Heating & A/C provides 24/7 furnace, boiler, and heat pump repair for homes and businesses across Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. Family-owned and licensed since 1974, we send a real Alaska technician, not a dispatch app, and we put every repair in writing before we start. Call (907) 561-1500 for same-day no-heat service.

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Quick Facts
  • 24/7 emergency no-heat service, 365 days a year
  • Same-day response across Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley
  • Licensed, bonded, and insured Alaska HVAC contractor
  • Flat diagnostic fee and written repair quote before work begins
  • Furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, and Toyostove / Monitor stoves
  • Family-owned and operated since 1974

What Heating Repair Services Does Moore Heating Provide?

When the temperature drops below zero, a heating failure stops being an inconvenience and starts being a safety issue. Our service trucks carry the parts needed for the vast majority of Alaska no-heat calls so most repairs are completed on the first visit:

  • Gas & propane furnaces, igniters, flame sensors, gas valves, inducer motors, blower motors, control boards, pressure switches.
  • Hydronic boilers, circulator pumps, expansion tanks, zone valves, aquastats, low-water cutoffs, combustion tuning.
  • Heat pumps & ductless mini-splits, refrigerant diagnostics, defrost board, reversing valve, indoor unit blower issues.
  • Toyostove / Monitor / oil stoves, burner cleaning, pot replacement, fuel pump and igniter service.
  • Garage and shop heaters, Modine, Reznor, and Mr. Heater unit heater service.
  • Thermostat & control issues, wiring, smart thermostat setup, zone control boards.

What Are the Most Common Heating Problems in Alaska Homes?

  1. No heat / system won’t fire, usually a failed igniter, flame sensor, or pressure switch on a furnace; airlock or seized circulator on a boiler.
  2. Short cycling, overheating limit, dirty filter, oversized equipment, or thermostat anticipator issue.
  3. Cold spots in the house, failed zone valve, unbalanced ducts, or undersized return air.
  4. Loud bangs at startup, delayed ignition from a dirty burner, a safety issue that needs immediate service.
  5. Frozen heat pump coil, defrost board failure or low refrigerant charge, common in shoulder seasons.
  6. Pilot or ignition lockout, flame rod, ground path, or gas pressure problem.
  7. Carbon monoxide alarm, stop using the appliance and call us; we’ll perform a combustion analysis and heat exchanger inspection.

How Does Moore Heating Handle an Emergency No-Heat Call?

  1. You call (907) 561-1500, a real person answers, 24/7.
  2. Our dispatcher confirms your address, equipment type, and any safety concerns (infants, elderly, pets, frozen pipe risk).
  3. A licensed technician is dispatched with the most likely parts already on the truck.
  4. On arrival, the tech diagnoses the failure and gives you a written, flat-rate repair price before starting work.
  5. Repair is completed and tested; combustion, gas pressure, and safety controls are verified.
  6. You receive an invoice and a written summary of what was repaired.

When Should I Repair vs. Replace My Heating System?

We give straight answers, not upsells. A good rule of thumb: if your system is under 12 years old, repair almost always wins. Between 12 and 18 years, weigh the repair cost against the AFUE efficiency gain of a new unit. Past 18–20 years, especially on a furnace with a cracked heat exchanger or a boiler with section leaks, replacement is usually the safer and cheaper long-term call. See our installation services for a free in-home replacement estimate.

What Heating Brands Does Moore Heating Repair?

  • Furnaces: Lennox, Carrier, Trane, York, Goodman, Rheem, Bryant, Amana, Heil, Coleman
  • Boilers: Weil-McLain, Lochinvar, Burnham, Laars, Viessmann, Buderus, Triangle Tube
  • Heat pumps & ductless: Mitsubishi, Daikin, Fujitsu, LG, Bosch
  • Oil & Toyo stoves: Toyotomi, Monitor, Rinnai
  • Garage heaters: Modine, Reznor, Sterling, Mr. Heater

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you charge extra for after-hours or weekend service?
After-hours, weekend, and holiday emergency calls carry a higher trip rate than a scheduled daytime visit. Members of our preventative maintenance plan receive priority dispatch and discounted emergency labor.
Yes. We service any major furnace, boiler, or heat pump brand regardless of who installed it. If the previous installation has code or safety issues, we’ll document them and quote any corrections in writing.
Our service trucks stock the common Alaska no-heat parts, igniters, flame sensors, capacitors, circulator pumps, gas valves, control boards. For OEM parts not on the truck, we typically have them within 24–48 hours from our Anchorage warehouse.
On any gas or oil repair, we verify combustion, draft, gas pressure, and ambient CO before we leave. If you have a CO alarm event, stop using the appliance immediately and call us, we treat that as an emergency.
Yes, we offer financing through approved Alaska lenders for larger repairs and replacements. Ask the technician for current options when they give you the written quote.
Bring us the model and serial number and we’ll look up parts warranty status before billing. We honor manufacturer parts warranties on most major brands and handle the warranty paperwork for you.
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A real Alaska technician, 24/7. Same-day response across Anchorage, Mat-Su, and Fairbanks.
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