Is Peck too small for you to bother with?

No. It is one of the closest communities to the shop in Haysville, it is on the published service area, and there is no minimum job size.

Our furnace is old but it still runs. Should we replace it?

Not automatically. A furnace that has been maintained can have a good deal of life left, and replacing working equipment because of its birthday is money spent early. What matters is the condition of the heat exchanger, the combustion, and whether the repairs it needs are starting to stack up. We look at those and tell you which side of the line you are on.

Can you condition a barn or a detached shop?

Yes. Ductless equipment is the usual answer where there is no practical duct route, and in-floor heat is worth considering if a slab is still going in. Both are ordinary work.

Peck, Kansas

Peck, KS HVAC Services

HVAC repair, installation, and maintenance for Peck, KS and the properties around it.

More than 20 years of experience, all makes and models, from a shop in Haysville directly up the road.

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20+
Years Experience
All Makes
& Models
Licensed
BUS2025-11907
5.0
on Google
Residential
& Commercial

In Peck

Small Place, Short Road

Peck is a small community south of Wichita in Sedgwick County, strung along the K-15 corridor between Haysville and Mulvane — which puts it about as close to our shop as anywhere we go that is not Haysville itself.

Properties out here run to acreages more than town lots, and the work follows from that: houses on their own systems, detached shops and barns that need conditioning of their own, and equipment that has often been kept running well past the point a suburban homeowner would have replaced it. That last part is not a criticism. Getting more life out of older equipment is a legitimate goal and one we work to.

Older equipment that has been maintained can have years left in it. Age alone is not a diagnosis.

From our own work

The Part Nobody Looks At

A furnace sized correctly for the house still cannot deliver its output through returns that are too small or metal that has rusted through. Replacing a run means measuring what the system needs and fabricating to that.

Inside a floor duct on an older system, corroded through at the opening.
The replacement plenum, fabricated to fit rather than adapted to.
Sheet metal laid out and cut on site, beside the truck.

Duct replacement is its own category in the gallery.

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Peck questions

What Peck Callers Ask Us

Is Peck too small for you to bother with?: No. It is one of the closest communities to the shop in Haysville, it is on the published service area, and there is no minimum job size.
Our furnace is old but it still runs. Should we replace it?: Not automatically. A furnace that has been maintained can have a good deal of life left, and replacing working equipment because of its birthday is money spent early. What matters is the condition of the heat exchanger, the combustion, and whether the repairs it needs are starting to stack up. We look at those and tell you which side of the line you are on.
Can you condition a barn or a detached shop?: Yes. Ductless equipment is the usual answer where there is no practical duct route, and in-floor heat is worth considering if a slab is still going in. Both are ordinary work.

What We Do in Peck

The same twelve services here as anywhere else — residential and commercial.

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Around Peck

The nearest towns with pages of their own. Everywhere else is on the hub.

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5.0 Stars on Google

Our customers talk about the same things: we show up fast, we find what’s actually wrong, and we finish when we said we would.

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Monday–Friday: 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday: By appointment only
Sunday: Closed

Arrow Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC · License# BUS2025-11907