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Residential

Furnace and Heating Repair in Wichita, KS

Full Heating Repair and Installation.

Kansas winters don't negotiate. Arrow provides heating repair, service, and new installation for homes across Wichita and South Central Kansas, with more than 20 years of experience on all makes and models.

  • 20+

    Years Experience

  • All Makes

    & Models

  • Licensed

    BUS2025-11907

  • 5.0

    on Google
  • Residential

    & Commercial

Service, maintenance and installation

What We Do

Three kinds of work, and one furnace usually needs all three of them over its life. Whichever one you are here for, the visit starts the same way.

  • Repair and diagnostics

    We diagnose first and explain what we find. That includes the parts of a furnace nobody sees from the hallway — the heat exchanger, the igniter and flame sensor, the inducer, the blower, and the safety controls that shut a system down before it can hurt anything.

  • Maintenance

    Pre-season service that catches problems while it's still convenient to fix them. Burners and flame, blower and filter, venting, gas pressure and the safety controls — checked before the first hard freeze puts the whole thing under load rather than after.

  • Replacement and new installation

    Gas furnace and coil installations are core work for us. We size the replacement to the house rather than to whatever came out of it, and every new system includes complimentary manufacturer warranty registration.

Lennox gas furnace in a basement, its new sheet-metal plenum and flue routed up between the floor joists, with two gas water heaters alongside
New sheet-metal plenum and flue venting above a gas furnace in a basement.

What a replacement involves

The Furnace Is Half the Job

Setting the new cabinet is the visible part of a changeout. What decides whether it performs is everything it connects to — the plenum it discharges into, the return that feeds it, the gas line, and the flue that carries combustion gases back out of the building.

Those get fabricated to suit the equipment going in rather than reconnected as they were found. A furnace sized correctly for the house still cannot do its job through connections built for the one before it.

What you're seeing

When to Call Us

Furnaces rarely fail without showing something first. These are the ones homeowners describe to us most often.

Any of these is worth a call. What it turns out to be is a question for the diagnosis, not for a list — we'll tell you what we find before anything gets replaced.

  • No heat at all.
  • Heat that starts, then quits a few minutes later.
  • Short cycling — the burner running in quick bursts instead of steady cycles.
  • Some rooms that never catch up while the rest of the house is fine.
  • A furnace that lights but won't stay lit.
  • A gas bill that climbed without the weather explaining it.

From our own work

No Two Furnace Rooms Are Alike

A furnace goes where the house has room for it, and the room decides as much about the installation as the equipment does — the path the flue takes, where the return comes in, and how much space is left to work in when it next needs a service.

  • Goodman gas furnace installed in a utility room with new ductwork and filter cabinet
  • Goodman furnace installed in a narrow hallway closet between wood-paneled doors
  • Rheem furnace installed with new flue pipe and condensate lines in a utility area

Three gas furnaces, three different plans to get one in the door. That part of a replacement is not the equipment, and it is the part a quote written off a model number cannot see.

Repair or replace

The Straight Shot on Furnace Replacement

Furnace replacement is a real expense, and it's the easiest place in this trade for a customer to get pushed. We won't do that.

You'll get a clear account of what failed, whether it can be repaired, what the repair costs against the replacement, and what we'd expect from your existing unit if you keep it.

If your furnace has years left, we'll say so.

Vintage Cozy brand gas room heater standing in a carpeted living room
A vintage Cozy gas room heater in a customer's living room.

From the project gallery

Keeping The Oldies Alive

Some of our favorite work is keeping older equipment running for people who aren't ready to replace it. It's a category in our project gallery for a reason.

Older units are often simpler than the things that replaced them, and plenty of the parts are still on the shelf. Whether yours is worth keeping comes down to what failed and what it costs to put right — the same question as any other call, answered the same way.

Google Reviews

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.

Get started

Let's Get Your Comfort Back

Tell us what your system is doing and we'll tell you what it needs.

Or just call

316-807-1713
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

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