Furnace not producing heat
From our Coloma office, technicians test the igniter, flame sensor, gas valve and controls to find the failure quickly.
Furnace RepairOur second office is right here in Coloma at 340 Washington St., so homes and businesses in town are the closest calls on our lakeshore schedule.

Coloma is a small Berrien County city a few miles inland from Lake Michigan, and it is home to our second office. Technicians based here cover Coloma first, along with St. Joseph, Benton Harbor and Watervliet. For you, that means short drive times, trucks stocked for local equipment, and a crew that works in this part of the county every day of the week.
Our work in town covers the full range: furnace repairs on cold mornings, central air service in the humid weeks of summer, and replacement of worn-out systems in older homes. We also handle rooftop units and split systems for small shops and offices, which helps local storefronts stay open and comfortable for customers when their heating or cooling stops in the middle of a workweek.
Coloma homes range from older houses near the center of town to ranches and newer builds on the outskirts, along with country homes out on the surrounding roads. In town, natural gas furnaces with central air are the usual setup. Farther out, propane is common, and some owners pair a propane furnace with a heat pump to cut fuel costs. We service all of those systems from the same office, with parts for each on the trucks.
Small businesses in Coloma often run packaged rooftop units or split systems that were sized years ago for a different use of the space. When a shop turns into an office or a restaurant changes its kitchen, the old equipment may not keep up. Our commercial HVAC repair visits look at the load the space carries now, not just the part that failed, and we can set up regular maintenance so units do not quit during business hours.

Sitting a short distance from the shore, Coloma still catches the heavier lake-effect snow that falls across this side of the state, and damp air from Lake Michigan keeps summers humid. Winter nights below zero push furnaces through long run cycles, and the first warm, sticky week of June is when worn AC capacitors and dirty coils show themselves. Spring and fall can swing between heating and cooling within a few days, which is hard on thermostats set to auto changeover.
Our Coloma office at 340 Washington St. is right in town, and it is the base for every lakeshore call we run in Berrien County. When you call (269) 360-5258, at any hour and on any day including holidays, a person answers and sends a technician from this office. For Coloma addresses, that often means the shortest wait anywhere on our schedule.
Common calls
From our Coloma office, technicians test the igniter, flame sensor, gas valve and controls to find the failure quickly.
Furnace RepairA failed capacitor, a tripped disconnect or low refrigerant charge are the most common reasons a unit stops cooling.
AC RepairWe service packaged units on low-slope roofs, checking belts, burners, compressors and economizers.
Rooftop Unit ServiceA matched system sized to your house runs more evenly, and the replacement estimate visit has no charge.
Furnace & AC ReplacementPropane burners need their own setup, and we check regulator pressure, orifices and venting on every visit.
Propane Furnace ServiceFAQ
Yes. Our second office is at 340 Washington St. in Coloma, and it serves Coloma, St. Joseph, Benton Harbor and Watervliet. Technicians start their day here, so homes and businesses in Coloma are among the quickest calls we reach. The same phone number, (269) 360-5258, covers this office around the clock.
We do. Small shops, offices and restaurants in Coloma often rely on packaged rooftop units, and we handle repairs, seasonal maintenance and replacements. A maintenance schedule with spring and fall visits catches belt, burner and refrigerant problems early, before a unit fails on a busy day.
A typical furnace repair for a Coloma home falls around $179 to $494. Flame sensor cleaning and igniter replacement sit at the lower end, while inducer motors, blower motors and control boards run higher. Your technician looks over the system first and gives you a price before any work begins.
Call (269) 360-5258. Our Coloma office answers 24/7 and books the next open technician.