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Heating and Cooling Service in Erie, Michigan
Furnace, AC and water heater service for Erie homes, from our Monroe, Michigan office.
Our technicians travel about 12 miles from our Monroe, Michigan office to reach Erie homes.
Erie is an unincorporated community in Erie Township, the southeasternmost township in Michigan. The township shares its southern border with the city of Toledo. Our Monroe office at 2020 South Custer Road is about 12 miles north, which makes Erie one of the closest towns we serve from Monroe. Telegraph Road (US 24) and Dixie Highway both run between the two.
We work on furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, air conditioners and water heaters. The Monroe office is open 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week, at (734) 384-3910, and you can also schedule online.
Erie at a glance
- County: Monroe County, Michigan.
- Township: Erie Township. Erie has its own post office but no separate city government.
- ZIP code: 48133.
- Utilities: Erie Township lists Consumers Energy for electricity and Michigan Gas Utilities for natural gas. Not every home is on the gas main; see below.
Erie homes are older, and not all of them are on gas
Erie Township's housing is older than in Temperance or Lambertville. According to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020 to 2024), the township has about 1,700 homes, and the median one was built in 1969. About 17 percent were built in 1939 or earlier. Around 94 percent of households own their home.
Heating fuel is more mixed here than in Temperance or Lambertville. About 73 percent of Erie Township households heat with natural gas. About 16 percent heat with propane, about 8 percent with electricity, and about 2 percent with fuel oil. About 13 percent of the township's homes are mobile or manufactured homes, and in the 48133 ZIP code as a whole that share is closer to a quarter.
Here is what that means when you call us.
Tell us the fuel when you book. A propane furnace and a natural gas furnace do the same job, but they are set up differently. Knowing which one you have before we arrive saves time. Your propane company is responsible for the tank, the regulator and deliveries; we look after the furnace and what it is connected to inside the house.
Tell us if it is a manufactured home. Furnaces and air conditioners for manufactured homes are made for that use. The technician should know before arriving so the right parts and information come along.
Older farmhouses and village homes. In a house built before 1940, the heat may come from a boiler and radiators rather than a furnace and ducts. If your house has radiators, it has a boiler, and we work on those.
Electric heat. In the homes that heat with electricity, a heat pump is a common setup. A heat pump heats and cools, so it runs most of the year and should be checked once a year.
Before you call about no heat
A few quick checks can save a visit:
- Make sure the thermostat is set to heat and the setting is above the room temperature.
- Check that the furnace switch is on and the breaker hasn't tripped.
- Look at the filter. A clogged filter is one of the most common causes of poor heat.
- On a propane system, check that the tank isn't empty.
If none of that does it, call us. Our post on what to check before you call about a furnace has more detail.
What we do in Erie
- Heating: furnace repair, furnace replacement, boilers and heat pumps. See all heating service.
- Cooling: AC repair and AC installation.
- Water heaters: tank and tankless.
- Indoor air quality: humidifiers, dehumidifiers and air cleaners, plus duct cleaning.
We are a Coleman authorized dealer, and we service Trane, Carrier, Goodman, Lennox and Rheem as well.
Yearly maintenance
Have the furnace tuned up before the heating season and the air conditioner before the cooling season. Every furnace tune-up includes a safety inspection and a carbon monoxide check, which matters in any house with fuel-burning equipment. Test your carbon monoxide detectors at the same time. A VIP maintenance plan covers both tune-ups each year, and we call you when they're due.
Costs
- Repair or diagnostic visit: $99. We find the problem and quote the repair before any work starts. The $99 covers the visit and diagnosis. VIP members pay no visit fee.
- Furnace tune-up: $135. Heating tune-up and safety inspection with a carbon monoxide check.
- A/C tune-up: $135. Cooling tune-up, coil cleaning and system check.
- VIP maintenance plans: The 1-year VIP is $199, the 3-year VIP is $523, and the 5-year VIP is $846.
The pricing page has the full list.
Hours and booking
Open 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week, weekends included. After 7pm, our answering service takes your call. Phone (734) 384-3910 or book online.
Towns near Erie
The Monroe office also serves Temperance, La Salle, Ida and Lambertville, along with Monroe itself. Ohio homes, including Toledo and Oregon, are served by our Toledo office. See all service areas.
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Recent reviews
They came fast and with his tools and knowledge the Tec found the problem fast, he got a part and installed it, and the furnace kicked right on, I’m very and if I need service again I’ll call this company
Great price Friendly, professional and thorough. They performed routine maintenance on my system. Services: A/C system maintenance
Christian was great. Fair pricing, showed up same day and called to say he could come sooner as we were without AC. Diagnosed the problem, solved it and got us signed up for the annual maintenance plan for the AC/Furnace. Would highly recommend.
Erie questions
- How far is Erie from your office?
- About 12 miles. Erie homes are served from our Monroe office at 2020 South Custer Road, and the number to call is (734) 384-3910. If you reach us early in the day, we can often be there the same day.
- My Erie house heats with propane. Does that change anything?
- Tell us when you book so the technician knows what to expect. About one in six Erie Township homes heats with propane. Your propane company handles the tank and deliveries, and we handle the furnace. If the furnace stops, check that the tank isn't empty before you call.
- We live in a manufactured home in Erie. Should we mention that when we call?
- Yes. Furnaces and air conditioners made for manufactured homes are different from the ones in site-built houses, so the technician should know before arriving.
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Technician was prompt, professional, and courteous, and prices were reasonable. Would definitely hire again!