Come In From the Cold and Get Cozy
Come In From the Cold and Get Cozy
“Josh and his crew did a great job! Josh came out to my house at midnight in negative degree weather when my heat went out to diagnose the problem. Within 48 hours, he and his crew installed a new unit at a great price! I highly recommend them.”
- Courtney B.
Heating
Trust our team at Gateway Heating and Cooling to keep your home warm and comfortable on those cold winter nights here in Kentucky. We work with all makes and models of furnaces and heat pumps and offer 24/7 emergency repair services for when you need us.
Cooling
Our high-efficiency air conditioners can bring plenty of comfort to your Kentucky home when the summer temperatures start to soar. Our cooling experts at Gateway Heat and Cooling work with all make and models of air conditioners, and we offer 24/7 emergency repair services for when you need us.
Maintenance
Heating and cooling systems are costly investments. Call us at Gateway Heating and Cooling to schedule service or a maintenance check for your HVAC system. We value your comfort and your well-being.
Indoor Air Quality
At Gateway Heating and Cooling, we have the equipment and expertise to ensure your home is properly ventilated and comfortable throughout the year. Breathe easy—and count on Gateway for your indoor air quality solutions.
Gateway Heating & Cooling is a family owned and operated business founded on the basic principles of honesty, integrity, and excellence. It has always been our goal to offer our customers exceptional services at the best possible price, and we will not settle for less than total customer satisfaction. We operate out of Mount Sterling, in Montgomery County, Kentucky.
At Gateway Heating & Cooling, we pride ourselves in being able to take great care of your heat pump, air conditioner, furnace, or any other type of system you may have in order to keep you comfortable. Whether you are looking for heating repair, air conditioner repair, new installation, or seasonal maintenance, we have you covered.
Keep Your HVAC In Top Shape
#1: NOW
- Buy a high-efficiency pleated air filter.
- Keep AC and heat units free of leaves, pollen, and grass.
- Clear two feet of space around outdoor AC and heat units.
#2: MONTHLY OR SEASONALLY
- Inspect refrigerant lines each month.
- Replace your air filter at least every 90 days.
- Summer: turn off water to the furnace humidifier.
- Fall: replace the humidifier filter and turn on water.
#3: ANNUALLY
- Replace your carbon monoxide detector battery.
- Ensure outdoor AC unit is on firm and level ground.
- Clear AC condensate drain with a bleach/water mixture.
What Our Customers Are Saying About Us
Air Conditioner Repair in Other, KY 40475
Heat Pump Replacement in Mt Sterling, KY 40353
“Over the top satisfied! Being an OTR truck driver and trying to take care of such a big issue as a HVAC (heat pump) replacement due to lightening, is normally no easy task. I cannot stress enough how easy Josh Moore and his Tech's, made made my experience, over the phone. Everything from estimate to replacement install was literally handled while I was out West. I came home to a super cool home and couldn't have been more pleased or impressed with the customer service, workmanship and care that was provided to me. I'd give a 10 ⭐️ if possible. Integrity is one word to sum them up!”
Air Conditioner Repair in Mt Sterling, KY 40353
“Came out last minute during this quarantine and he was super friendly and fast. I will go through them for all future services”
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