Heating Services for Homes Across the Greater San Antonio Area

Furnace and Heat Pump Repair and Tune-Ups in La Vernia, New Braunfels, Floresville and San Antonio, TX

Your heater may go unused through stretches of mild weather, but when a cold front arrives, you need it to work. If your home stays cold, the system keeps cycling, or your heat pump struggles to maintain the temperature you set, the next step is finding out why.



David and Son Heating & Air provides residential heating services throughout La Vernia, New Braunfels, Floresville and the San Antonio area. We help homeowners address furnace and heat pump problems, plan seasonal maintenance, and understand when a repair deserves consideration before a system replacement.


Need help choosing a service? Start with the options below, or call 210-394-3369 and tell us what your heating system is doing.

Furnace Repair

For furnaces that won’t start, don’t produce enough heat, or shut down before the home warms up.

Furnace Tune-Ups

For furnaces that are operating but need attention before heavier winter use.

Heat Pump Repair

For heat pumps that aren’t heating properly, have trouble switching modes, or behave differently than usual.

Heat Pump Tune-Ups

For heat pumps that need ongoing care through both cooling and heating seasons.

Choose the Heating Service That Fits Your Home

The right appointment depends on two things: the equipment you have and whether it is working properly. Choose repair for an active problem or a tune-up for routine maintenance.

My Heater Runs, but the House Is Still Cold. Which Service Do I Need?

If your heating system cannot maintain the thermostat setting, request a repair evaluation rather than a routine tune-up. Tell us whether the problem affects every room, happens only during colder weather, or began after switching from cooling to heating.



These details help narrow the conversation:

What you’re noticing Where to start
The furnace won’t start or stops before warming the home Furnace Repair
The furnace heats normally but is due for maintenance Furnace Tune-Ups
The heat pump cools but struggles in heating mode Heat Pump Repair
The heat pump operates normally and needs seasonal care Heat Pump Tune-Ups
Some rooms stay cold while others feel comfortable Describe the uneven heating when requesting service
You don’t know which heating system you have Contact us with the equipment information available

Uneven heating does not automatically mean the furnace or heat pump needs replacement. Airflow, ductwork, thermostat operation and the home itself can influence comfort. The useful starting point is understanding the cause.

Heating Service for South Texas Temperature Changes

In the San Antonio area, heating needs can change quickly between mild afternoons and colder mornings. A system that seems adequate during light use may show problems when it must run longer to maintain indoor comfort.



For homeowners in La Vernia, Floresville, New Braunfels and surrounding communities, that makes the transition into heating season a useful time to assess performance.

Your AC Worked All Summer. Is Your Heat Ready?

Cooling performance alone does not confirm that every heating component is working. A furnace has heating components that are not used to produce cooling. A heat pump must change operating modes and may rely on additional heating components under certain conditions.



Pay attention to whether the system reaches the thermostat setting after you switch to heat. If it doesn’t, share that symptom when scheduling.

Does Your Home Warm Evenly?

A comfortable living room and a cold back bedroom can point to a different problem than a system that produces no heat anywhere. Describe which rooms are affected and whether the issue is new or longstanding.



That information helps focus the evaluation on the equipment, air distribution or other factors that may be contributing.

Are You Preparing for Winter or Responding to a Breakdown?

If the system works normally, schedule maintenance before you rely on it heavily. If it is already struggling, request repair and explain the symptoms. Choosing the right appointment helps keep the visit focused on your immediate needs.


Repair or Replace? Start With What’s Actually Wrong

A heating problem should begin with a diagnosis, not an assumption that the entire system is worn out.


A failed component may be repairable even when the equipment is older. At the same time, repeated breakdowns or a major repair may justify comparing the cost of continued repairs with replacement.


The decision should account for:


  • The specific problem: An isolated component failure is different from several deteriorating parts.
  • The system’s overall condition: Age matters, but so do maintenance history and current performance.
  • Previous repairs: Repeated service for the same concern deserves closer evaluation.
  • The proposed repair cost: Understand what the work addresses and whether other known concerns remain.
  • Your home’s comfort: Equipment replacement alone may not resolve a separate airflow or ductwork issue.


David and Son Heating & Air offers both HVAC repair and replacement services, giving homeowners a place to discuss either path. Start by finding out what is wrong, then compare the options that apply to your system.

Furnace and water heater units in a basement utility room with pipes and ductwork.

What Affects the Cost of Heating Service?

Heating service costs depend on whether you need routine maintenance, troubleshooting or a specific repair. A symptom such as “the heater blows cool air” can have more than one cause, so an accurate repair recommendation requires more information than the symptom alone.


Factors can include:


  • Whether the home uses a furnace or heat pump.
  • The time needed to identify the problem.
  • The parts and labor required.
  • Equipment accessibility and condition.
  • Whether related airflow or control issues need attention.


When requesting an appointment, ask about the diagnostic charge, what the visit includes, and how any additional repair work will be priced. That helps you compare services based on their scope.

A Local Heating Team Serving La Vernia and the Surrounding Region

David and Son Heating & Air serves homeowners throughout the greater San Antonio area, including:


  • La Vernia
  • New Braunfels
  • Floresville
  • San Antonio


Our work includes residential HVAC troubleshooting, repairs, maintenance and system replacement. Whether you need help with an existing heating problem or want to prepare your system for seasonal use, we can discuss the service that fits your home.


When contacting us, provide your address, the type of equipment if known, and what prompted the request. For properties outside the listed communities, call to confirm service availability.

Questions Homeowners Ask About Heating Service

  • Do you service both furnaces and heat pumps?

    Yes. David and Son Heating & Air provides furnace repair, furnace tune-ups, heat pump repair and heat pump tune-ups for homeowners in our service area.

  • Do you provide heating service outside San Antonio?

    Yes. Our service area includes La Vernia, New Braunfels and Floresville, along with the San Antonio area. Contact us with your address to confirm scheduling for your location.

  • Should I book a tune-up if my heater isn’t working?

    Request a repair evaluation if your heater is not working properly. A tune-up focuses on routine maintenance; an active heating problem may require additional troubleshooting and repairs.

  • Why does my heat pump’s air feel less hot than furnace air?

    Heat pumps can deliver air at a lower temperature than furnaces while still heating the home effectively. Whether the system maintains the thermostat setting is more useful than judging by touch alone. If indoor temperatures keep falling, request an evaluation.

  • Does a heat pump running longer mean it is broken?

    Not necessarily. Run time can change with outdoor conditions, thermostat settings and the equipment’s design. Longer operation accompanied by poor heating, unusual noises or a noticeable change from normal behavior is worth discussing with a technician.

  • Can you help if I don’t know whether I have a furnace or heat pump?

    Yes. You can request service without knowing the exact system type. Share any available brand or model information and describe what happens when you turn on the heat.

  • Should an older heating system always be replaced?

    No. Age alone does not determine whether replacement is appropriate. The cause of the problem, repair cost, equipment condition and breakdown history should guide the decision.

  • When should I schedule a heating tune-up in the San Antonio area?

    Before regular winter use is a practical time to schedule. Heat pumps also operate during cooling season, so their maintenance needs should account for year-round use and the manufacturer’s recommendations.

  • Why are some rooms colder than others?

    Uneven heating can involve airflow, ductwork, thermostat location, insulation or equipment performance. Tell us which rooms are affected and whether the problem occurs during both heating and cooling.

  • What should I have ready when I call?

    Have your service address, contact information and a short description of the problem ready. If possible, include the equipment type, when the issue started and whether the system produces any heat. You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself.

Tell Us What Your Heating System Is Doing

You don’t need to know which component failed to take the next step. Tell David and Son Heating & Air whether your home won’t warm up, your equipment is acting differently, or you’re ready to schedule maintenance.


We provide furnace and heat pump services in La Vernia, New Braunfels, Floresville and the greater San Antonio area.



Call 210-394-3369 or complete the form below to request heating service.