Gas & Oil Furnace Services in Western NC
Fuel-burning furnaces require specialized knowledge, regular maintenance, and safe handling—especially in the colder regions of Western North Carolina where reliable heat is a necessity.
At Legacy Heating & Air, our experienced, licensed HVAC technicians provide expert gas and oil furnace services, including diagnostics, repairs, cleanings, and full system replacements.
Whether you rely on propane, natural gas, or heating oil, we keep your system running safely and efficiently all season long.
Safe, Reliable Heat Starts with the Right Team
Expert Service for Gas & Oil Furnaces
Gas and oil furnaces remain popular heating choices in many homes and small businesses across Western NC, offering strong performance and dependable heat even in the coldest months. However, these systems require specialized service due to their combustion components, ventilation needs, and fuel handling.
At Legacy Heating & Air, we bring years of hands-on experience servicing both gas furnaces and oil-fired systems. From routine tune-ups to major repairs or clean installs, we prioritize safety, efficiency, and code compliance—giving you peace of mind along with steady warmth.

Comprehensive Gas Furnace Services
Gas furnaces are a popular choice for homeowners across Western North Carolina thanks to their energy efficiency, fast heating capabilities, and clean-burning performance. When properly maintained, they can deliver consistent comfort with lower fuel costs. However, even the most reliable gas furnace needs routine care and occasional repairs to operate safely and efficiently.
At Legacy Heating & Air, we offer full-service gas furnace maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair for all major gas furnace brands.
We’re proud to offer fast response times and same-day service whenever possible, especially during the colder months when a reliable heating system isn’t just a comfort—it’s a necessity.
Professional Oil Furnace Maintenance & Repair
Oil furnaces are known for their durability, powerful heat output, and ability to perform well in colder climates like those in Western North Carolina. While these systems can last for many years, they require more frequent attention than gas units due to the nature of heating oil combustion. Without regular maintenance, oil furnaces can become inefficient, dirty, and potentially hazardous.
At Legacy Heating & Air, we specialize in comprehensive oil furnace service and furnace repairs to keep your system running safely and efficiently. Our team is trained to maintain and repair all components of your oil heating system, ensuring dependable heat throughout the winter months.
Our oil furnace services include:
Licensed Techs - that Care
With regular oil furnace maintenance from our licensed technicians, you’ll not only extend the life of your system—you’ll also benefit from improved performance, better fuel economy, and greater peace of mind during the coldest days of the year.
Schedule Gas or Oil Furnace Service Today
If you rely on a gas or oil furnace to heat your home, regular service is essential for performance, safety, and peace of mind. Let Legacy Heating & Air help you keep your system running strong all winter.
Call (828) 384-5102 or request an appointment online.
FAQs – Gas & Oil Furnace Services in Western NC
Q: How often should I service my gas or oil furnace?
A: We recommend scheduling a tune-up once per year, ideally in the fall before heavy use begins. Annual maintenance keeps your system efficient, reduces the risk of breakdowns, and ensures safe operation.
Q: What’s the difference between gas and oil furnaces?
A: Gas furnaces typically use natural gas or propane and tend to burn cleaner and more efficiently. Oil furnaces use heating oil and often provide stronger heat output but require more frequent cleaning and filter changes. We service both systems and can help you understand what works best for your home.
Q: Can you convert an oil furnace to gas?
A: Yes, in some cases. Converting from oil to gas depends on fuel availability in your area, ductwork, venting needs, and system compatibility. We’ll assess your home and help you explore your options if you’re considering a conversion.
Q: What should I do if I smell gas or oil near my furnace?
A: Turn off the system, ventilate the area if possible, and contact us immediately. Fuel smells may indicate a leak or malfunction, and it’s important to have a professional technician inspect the system for safety.