Huntsville, AL Heating and Furnace Service Company

No heat tonight? Call Corbin's Air, Water & Power Solutions, Inc at 256-290-2770 for same-day no-heat service Huntsville AL homeowners can schedule right now, backed by 90 years in business and free estimates.

Winters in the Tennessee Valley are mild until they are not, and the coldest nights of the year are when a neglected furnace or heat pump decides to quit. Corbin’s Air, Water & Power Solutions, Inc has provided heating services Huntsville AL families depend on since 1935, working out of our Huntsville office at 4800 Whitesburg Dr #30 and our original Guntersville shop. Crews cover Madison County and reach out through Madison, Meridianville, Hampton Cove and the communities along the Flint River. Someone answers the phone in person at 2 in the morning, estimates are free, our HVAC and gas licenses are current, and we hold BBB membership.

If your cooling equipment shares the same air handler and ductwork, our Air Conditioning page explains how we service both halves of the system on a single visit across the Huntsville metropolitan area.

We provide the following heating services in Huntsville, AL and surrounding communities:

Heating Systems We Service Across Huntsville and North Alabama

Homes here run on a wider mix of equipment than most parts of the country, because mild winters make heat pumps practical while gas service remains common in older neighborhoods. We work on all of it.

Equipment we service and install:

  • Gas furnaces, including two-stage and modulating models
  • Heat pumps and dual fuel systems
  • Electric furnaces with auxiliary strip heat
  • Ductless mini splits and zoned systems
  • Standby generators that keep heat running during outages

Gas Furnaces and Two Stage Modulating Models

Single-stage furnaces run full blast or not at all, which is why bedrooms overshoot while the far end of the house lags. Two-stage and modulating equipment holds a lower output for longer, producing steadier temperatures and quieter operation. In tighter, newer homes, the difference in comfort is obvious within a week.

Heat Pumps and Dual Fuel Systems for Mild Winters

A heat pump suits this climate well, since most of our heating hours sit above freezing where it operates efficiently. Dual fuel pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace and switches over when outdoor temperatures drop, giving you low-cost heat most of the season and strong output during a hard freeze.

Electric Furnaces and Auxiliary Strip Heat

Plenty of Madison County homes rely on electric heat. Strip heaters are dependable but expensive to run, so we check staging, thermostat logic, and airflow to make sure the strips are supplementing the system rather than carrying it.

Ductless and Zoned Heating Options

Bonus rooms over garages, converted porches, and additions rarely receive enough air from the original ductwork. A ductless head or a zoning damper system fixes that room without oversizing the whole house.