Emergency heating & cooling services

Emergencies are always an inconvenience and there’s never a good time to suffer one. They always seem to occur when you least expect them. That’s why we provide emergency heating services when you need them most.


The experts at Gary’s Plumbing and Heating are prepared to assist home and business owners in Bellingham and Whatcom County, WA. We provide the best emergency heating service and repair solutions for our area.

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Your Local Heating and Cooling Experts

A home that's too hot or too cold is never comfortable. Our licensed technicians serve Whatcom County with expert heating and cooling services during regular business hours, backed by Gary's Promise of honest work, fair pricing, and respect for your home. Getting the comfort you deserve is just a click away.

Your neighborhood heating & cooling service

At Gary’s Plumbing and Heating, we provide our clients with experts who can offer them the heating services they need at any time. Our technicians are available to ensure that you stay serviced when you encounter problems with your heaters.


Some of the heating services that we provide include ductless mini-split installation, furnace repair and maintenance, heating and furnace installation, boiler repair and installation, and more.


In the rare case that our technician is unable to answer your call, don’t worry. He may be working with an emergency client but will return your call as soon as possible. If you’re interested in our emergency heating services, call us today!

Having a heating emergency?

Services are scheduled promptly to restore your comfort.

Gary's heating & cooling services

Ask the Experts

  • How often should I service my HVAC unit?

    We typically reccomend annual service with filter changes every 6 months for optimal function of your HVAC system. Each visit covers cleaning coils, checking refrigerant levels, inspecting electrical components, testing airflow, and confirming the system is running efficiently.


    Regular service catches small problems before they become expensive repairs and helps keep your energy bills in check year-round.

  • How often should I change my air filters?

    Most homes should change standard 1-inch air filters every 1 to 3 months. Thicker filters (4 to 5 inches) can often last 6 to 12 months. A few factors affect how quickly filters clog:

    • Pets in the home
    • Allergy sensitivers or respiratory conditions
    • High dust or construction activity nearby
    • How often the system runs

    A dirty filter restricts airflow, makes your system work harder, and reduces indoor air quality. When in doubt, check the filter monthly and replace it when it looks gray or clogged.

Your question might be the next one we answer.

The FAQs above cover the questions we hear most often, but we know every situation is unique. If something's on your mind, send it our way. Our team genuinely enjoys helping Whatcom County homeowners understand their systems and make confident decisions.