Stone Mountain residents live in the shadow of one of the largest exposed granite domes in the world, and the land around it rolls with hills, ridges, and wooded slopes. Homes range from historic cottages in Stone Mountain Village to sprawling subdivisions built from the 1970s through the 2000s. Each brings its own heating challenges.
Ace & A HVAC, Heating & AC Repair provides furnace repair in Stone Mountain, GA backed by a family business that has served greater Atlanta since 1975. Our technicians complete factory training every year and handle every major brand.
Your furnace might be telling you something through sounds, smells, or comfort changes. Here are the most common signs.
If you notice two or more of these, it’s time to have a technician take a look.
Many Stone Mountain homes are built into hillsides, with walk-out basements where the furnace sits. Rain running downhill keeps those basements damp, and that moisture slowly corrodes gas valves, burners, and control boards. Wooded lots add another factor, since winter storms can bring down limbs, cut power, and send surges through the furnace’s electronics when service returns.
Homes on higher ground also catch more wind during cold fronts, which pulls heat out faster and keeps furnaces running longer. Over time, those extended cycles wear out blower motors, capacitors, and igniters. We also find exhaust vents blocked by debris or nesting animals on homes surrounded by trees.
As a full-service heating and air company, we handle everything from small repairs to complete replacements, so you won’t need to call someone else if the job grows. Our technicians run a complete diagnostic, testing ignition, gas pressure, airflow, safety controls, and venting before recommending a fix.
You’ll get a written estimate up front and financing options for larger jobs. When it’s late at night or the weekend, our 24/7 emergency service is available. And when replacement is the smarter move, we install new systems backed by manufacturer warranties.
Mark called us from his home in Stone Mountain Village on a blustery January morning. His furnace was humming and the burners would light, but no air came out of the vents before everything shut down.
Our technician found that the blower motor had seized after years of service, so the furnace was overheating and tripping its safety switch. He replaced the blower motor, cleaned the blower wheel, and checked temperatures across the heat exchanger to make sure it hadn’t been damaged. Warm air was flowing through the house within a couple of hours.
Stone Mountain families have plenty of reasons to call us. Here are a few of the biggest.
Contact us today to schedule your furnace repair.
Moisture from rain and humidity in hillside basements can corrode furnace parts. Addressing dampness helps protect the system.
Yes. Cold winds pull heat from a home faster, which leads to longer furnace cycles.
It often points to delayed ignition from dirty burners or ignition problems. Have it inspected soon.
Yes. We’re a full-service company that repairs, replaces, and installs heating systems.
Yes. Our 24/7 emergency service covers nights, weekends, and holidays.
