Heating Contractor in Broken Arrow

Top Heating Contractor in Broken Arrow

We’re ready to tackle any type of heating and furnace service needs you have. Whether you need service on a boiler, heat pump, or geothermal heater. All of our technicians are licensed, highly trained, and remain up-to-date on the latest developments in the heating industry. First, we’ll evaluate your needs, preferences, budget, and the unique qualities of your home. Then, we’ll suggest a range of heaters that we know from experience will work best for you and your home. Finally, we’ll install the heater according to manufacturer specifications and ensure that your ductwork has the capacity to provide the heat produced by your unit. With Mullin, you can be certain that every aspect of your heater installation will be handled by experienced, friendly, and dependable heater installation experts.

Emergency Heating and Furnace Services include:

• Furnace Installation 
• Furnace Repair
• Furnace Maintenance

Carlos was awesome..helped with our diy project on replacing motor. Fast, friendly, professional service! Thank you for your quick and incitful help.. we couldn’t do it without you. Excellent service, would definitely recommend to others as well as reaching out in the future..( hopefully not though) lol.

Justice
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1. Rising gas and electricity bills

Issues with your furnace will reduce its efficiency, meaning that it will have to utilize more power to continue performing at the same level.

2. Does your furnace take long to kick on?

There are a number of reasons that may cause your furnace to malfunction. It may result in the unequal distribution of air in your house or even cause the furnace to stop working. In such cases, our heating and furnace service team is always available to restore your warm nights.

3. Yellow burner flame

The burner flame should always be blue. When the flame turns yellow or you notice it flickering, know that something is definitely wrong with your furnace.

4. Wear and Tear

An old furnace may develop cracks inside the heat exchanger. This may lead to undetected carbon monoxide leaks in your house. This gas is dangerous and may cause headaches, nausea, burning sensations in the eyes or nose, flu-like symptoms and disorientation. Open the windows to let in fresh air when you notice anyone showing those signs. 

Other ways to spot carbon monoxide leaks are :

• Moisture on windows, walls and other cold surfaces.
• Rust on flue pipes and the visible parts of the vents.
• Little amounts of water leaking from the base of the chimney.
• Presence of soot around the furnace.

5. Strange noises coming from the furnace

If it doesn’t sound right, then it is best to call our emergency furnace repair team and have them check it out.

Will, technician, got us up and running quickly. He was knowledgeable concerning our loss of air conditioning during this hot weather. He was also patient answering questions that I had. Would definitely use Mullin Heating and air conditioning again.

Jack Jaynes
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We have used Mullin for years! We have the platinum year round service and it’s very much worth the money. We’ve also used them for heat and air service. Every time we have used them the techs are super friendly and they do a great job! Highly recommend!!

Krystal Williams
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Consider These Factors If Your Furnace Needs To Be Replaced

1. Furnace Size

The size of the furnace you need depends on the space you want it to cover. Our heating and furnace service experts can calculate what size furnace you need to adequately serve you. An undersized furnace will not be able to handle your thermoregulation needs. On the other hand, one that is bigger than required will exceed temperature requirements when regulating thus negating its purpose and also increase your power consumption. The right size will always ensure your comfort whilst saving you on power costs.

2. Furnace Efficiency

There is some heat that can get lost in the vents or chimney while your furnace works to raise the temperature in the house. As such you should consider the efficiency rating of your furnace to ensure that most of the heated air reaches to your house. This will then increase your costs. Efficiency rates range from 60% to 75% for older models and up to 96% for newer versions.

3. Types of Furnaces

There are several types of furnaces you can acquire. They offer different performances and results.

• Two-stage furnace. As the name suggests, it performs its functions in two temperature scenarios which are mild temperature and when it really gets chilly. It only works for high or low.
• Modulating furnace. It is similar to a two-stage furnace but can vary the amount of heated air depending on temperature. The amount of power needed can also vary depending on use.
• Variable speed. Variable speed is used in reference to the motor. Variable-speed furnaces are powered by DC (direct current) voltage motors which are economical.

Places that require constant air circulation can benefit from this feature. Both two-stage furnaces and modulating furnaces have this option.