Naples Heating Repair

Reliable Heating Repair Solutions in Collier County

Don’t trust just anyone with your heating equipment. Your heating system is a complicated and expensive component of your home or business. Our family-owned and -operated company has been serving our local community since 1972, meaning we have over 50 years of experience fixing problems of all shapes and sizes in Southwest Florida.

JP Brett & Sons Air Conditioning is a Trane Comfort Specialist™, but our licensed and insured heating technicians are prepared to repair all makes and models of furnaces, heat pumps, and ductless mini-split systems. Our HVAC professionals are also available 24/7 for emergency heating repairs and can provide same-day support. 

Our efficiency is part of the reason our prices are so competitive. We aim to get in, diagnose the issue, and complete the heating repair quickly but correctly. Our fully equipped service trucks allow us to handle many repairs in a single visit, and we are confident we can get the job done right the first time. 

We pride ourselves on being honest about necessary repairs or replacements, regardless of whether it helps our bottom line. One of our technicians can discuss the state of your heating system with you at length and explain all of your options so that you can make an educated decision about the best path forward. We offer upfront and transparent pricing, and we encourage you to ask about our financing options, satisfaction guarantee, and warranties.

Our Naples heating repair experts are ready to help, so don’t wait to call (239) 309-1593 or contact us online if you think something may be wrong with your equipment. Se habla español.

Signs Your Heating System Needs Repairs

If you notice your heating system acting strangely, addressing the problem immediately is a smart idea for several reasons. Waiting to call for a repair, even for a minor issue, often allows small problems to grow into much larger, more expensive breakdowns. A malfunctioning heater also works harder than it should, which wastes energy, raises your utility bills, and puts unnecessary strain on system components. Prompt repairs not only restore your comfort faster but also help keep your system running safely and efficiently.

Don’t wait to schedule an inspection if you spot any of the following heating problems:

• Sudden spike in energy bills. If your utility costs jump significantly without changing your usage habits, your heating system is likely losing efficiency. In some cases, repairing a clogged filter or a ductwork leak can resolve the problem and restore efficiency. If your heating equipment is nearing the end of its service life, it may make more sense to invest in a replacement.
• Strange noises. Hearing grinding, squealing, rattling, or banging sounds that you've never heard before likely means something is wrong internally. These noises often indicate loose parts, a worn-out belt, or a failing motor that needs our attention before it causes a complete breakdown.
• Weak or non-existent airflow. If you feel only a faint breeze or no air at all coming from your vents, your system is struggling with restricted airflow. A dirty air filter or a problem with the blower fan is often to blame.
• Cold spots or uneven heating. When some rooms feel too warm while others remain cold, your system is failing to distribute the heat evenly throughout your home. This issue could point to problems with your ductwork or a malfunctioning component in the unit itself.
• Short cycling. If your heater turns on for a short time, quickly shuts off, and then turns back on repeatedly, it is "short cycling." This constant starting and stopping puts major stress on your system and could be caused by a clogged filter, an overheating component, or a thermostat issue.
• Unusual odors. While a slight burning dust smell when you first turn on the heat for the season is normal, persistent odors are not. A burning or smoky smell can mean an electrical issue or an overheated component. If you smell gas or a rotten-egg odor near your furnace, you are likely dealing with a gas leak. You should immediately shut down your system, evacuate your property, and call 9-1-1. Once emergency services have addressed the immediate risk, we can diagnose and fix the underlying problem.
• Weak, yellow, or orange pilot light. If your heating system uses a pilot light, it should display a strong, blue flame with a slight yellow tip. A weak, yellow, or orange flame indicates incomplete combustion, possibly due to a lack of proper oxygen or a dirty burner. This wastes fuel and can potentially create dangerous carbon monoxide, so you need to treat this problem as an emergency.