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Heating Repair & Installation

Stay warm all winter - we handle furnaces, heat pumps, and more.

When your heating system goes down on a cold Texas night, you need a technician who shows up fast and fixes it right. Kimco Plumbing & Air repairs and installs furnaces, heat pumps, and ductwork across Central Texas. We diagnose the issue, explain your options clearly, and give you a flat-rate price - no hourly billing, no surprises.

What We Do

✓Furnace repair and replacement
✓Heat pump repair and installation
✓Pilot light and ignition system repair
✓Ductwork repair, sealing, and replacement
✓Thermostat installation and calibration
✓Carbon monoxide safety checks
✓Seasonal heating tune-ups
✓Heating diagnostics and repair

Need Heating Service?

No heat? Call during business hours and we'll explain the next available appointment.

Call (737) 260-7255

Why Choose Kimco

✓Clear scheduling and repair options
✓Flat-rate pricing on every job
✓Carbon monoxide testing included with every furnace repair
✓Clear recommendations based on system condition

Need heating repair & installation in Central Texas?

Kimco Plumbing & Air is based in Lexington and travels to homes in these communities. Check your local services below, or call to confirm coverage and the next available appointment.

Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Time. Call (737) 260-7255. Appointment availability depends on the schedule and required parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a furnace and a heat pump?

A furnace burns fuel (usually natural gas) to generate heat. A heat pump moves heat from outside air into your home using refrigerant - similar to an AC running in reverse. Heat pumps are more energy-efficient in mild climates like Central Texas, while furnaces provide more powerful heating during rare deep freezes.

How often should I service my heating system?

Annual maintenance is recommended, ideally in the fall before heating season. A tune-up includes checking the heat exchanger, cleaning the burners, testing safety controls, and verifying proper airflow.

Why is my heater blowing cold air?

Common causes include a dirty air filter restricting airflow, a malfunctioning thermostat, a pilot light that's gone out (gas furnaces), or a failed ignitor. Check your filter and thermostat settings first - if those are fine, call a technician to diagnose the issue.

Ready to Book Heating Service?

Flat-rate pricing. Licensed technicians. No surprises.