Furnace Repair in Collierville, TN

Same-Day Service from a Dual-Licensed HVAC & Electrical Team

When your heat stops working on a cold night, you don’t want to wait two days for an appointment or find out halfway through a repair that you need a separate electrician. We handle both sides of the problem. Prime HVAC and Electrical is a veteran-owned, fully licensed HVAC and electrical contractor based in Bartlett, and we serve Collierville homeowners with same-day appointments when possible, weekend scheduling, and 24/7 emergency availability when the situation can’t wait.

Our goal on every call is simple: get you clear answers, real options, and a plan that fits your budget. You speak with a real person, our technicians arrive within the window we give you, and we explain what we find before any work begins.

Our team is available now for furnace repair in Collierville. Call us at (901) 676-7756 or fill out our online form and get $99 OFF on Any Repair!

Why Collierville Homeowners Call Our Team

When you’re choosing a furnace repair company, what matters most is who you feel comfortable inviting into your home. We built Prime HVAC and Electrical around accountability, clear communication, and careful workmanship because those are the things we’d want for our own families.

Veteran-Owned Accountability

As a veteran-owned business, we take timeliness and follow-through seriously. Our owners work in the field every day, which keeps our standards high and our service personal. When we give you an arrival window, we respect it. When we recommend a repair, we explain why and answer your questions until you feel confident about the decision.

Every technician on our team is background-checked and drug-tested, fully licensed and insured to work throughout West Tennessee. You can expect clean uniforms, respect for your space, and technicians who walk you through what they’re doing at each step.

Dual HVAC & Electrical Licensing

Our dual licensing in HVAC and electrical work is a real advantage when furnace trouble strikes. Many heating failures involve both mechanical and electrical components: failed control boards, tripped breakers, or wiring issues. Because our technicians hold full licensing for both trades, we can diagnose and correct those problems in a single visit without sending you to a second contractor. In older Collierville neighborhoods where original wiring and panels weren’t designed for the control boards and ignition systems in newer furnace models, that capability matters even more.

Pricing & Warranty Coverage

Cost is always on people’s minds when a breakdown comes out of nowhere. We provide free estimates, upfront pricing, and no unexpected surprises. If you’re facing a larger repair or a system nearing the end of its life, we can walk you through financing and payment plans that help you keep your home safe and comfortable without straining your budget. Qualifying work is backed by parts and labor warranties up to 10 years, and we use factory-authorized brand-name parts whenever they’re available.

Common Furnace Problems We Fix

You don’t need to know which part is failing to know something isn’t right. If your Collierville home feels colder than it should or your furnace has started behaving differently, that’s reason enough to call. We work on many types of gas and electric furnaces common throughout the greater Memphis region, and because we’re licensed for both HVAC and electrical work, we can determine whether the issue is with the blower, ignition system, gas controls, thermostat, or wiring without sending you to a second contractor.

Signs it’s time to call for furnace repair:

• Furnace running but blowing cool or lukewarm air into rooms
• Short cycling: the system turns on and off frequently without heating the home
• Furnace not turning on at all, even when the thermostat is calling for heat
• Unusual noises such as banging, scraping, rattling, or high-pitched squealing
• Burning or electrical smells coming from vents or the furnace cabinet
• Pilot light or electronic ignition that won’t stay lit or keeps failing
• Tripped breakers or a furnace that shuts down on a safety switch
• Uneven heating between rooms, leaving some areas noticeably colder

Some of these symptoms point to straightforward fixes: a failed flame sensor, dirty flame rod, or weak capacitor. Others reveal deeper issues such as a failing blower motor, control board problems, or heat exchanger concerns. Our technicians inspect the system carefully and explain their findings before recommending any next steps.