Cedar Hollow Heating & Air · Boise, Idaho
Furnace repair, heat pumps, AC tune-ups and ductwork — done by people who live in this valley, and answered around the clock when the heat quits.
Foothill wind, dry summer heat, and a freeze that can arrive before Halloween. The equipment we install is chosen for this valley's swings — not for a national average.
When the heat quits in January we start where furnaces actually fail — igniters, flame sensors, inducer motors — and we tell you plainly whether it is a repair or a replacement.
Cold-climate heat pumps that still put out heat on a single-digit night, sized to your house, your ductwork and the way you actually run the thermostat.
A valley house loses a real share of its conditioned air through duct joints nobody ever sees. Sealing them is unglamorous work that shows up on the utility bill.
We pressurize the duct run and measure how much air is escaping before we touch anything, so there is a number to compare against later.
Mastic and mesh at every joint, collar and plenum we can get hands on — sealed to last the life of the ductwork, not a season.
The same test, run a second time, so you see the difference as a measurement rather than an adjective.
A converted garage, a bedroom over the garage, a west-facing office that cooks all afternoon — a ductless mini-split heats and cools that one space without asking the rest of the house to change.
One small line set through the wall, a head on the wall, a condenser outside. It runs on its own schedule, so the rest of the house can stay where it is.
Once a year, before the first hot week: coil cleaned, charge checked, capacitor and contactor tested. Most summer breakdowns start as something small in spring.
A Cedar Hollow plan puts your system on a schedule instead of a to-do list. We keep the record, we do the seasonal work, and you get first call when the calendar fills up.
Cooling before the first hot week, heating before the first freeze. Your system gets looked at in the seasons that are easy on it.
Plan customers come first when a heat wave or a cold snap fills the calendar — and emergency service is there for you around the clock either way.
What we have replaced, what is aging, and what to watch next season — written down, so the next visit starts where the last one ended.
Furnace out in a January cold snap, AC dead in a July heat wave — Cedar Hollow runs an emergency line around the clock, every day of the year, across Boise and the Treasure Valley.
Call any hour and a real person takes the details, then a technician is dispatched to your address.
Tell us what the system is doing and when you are home. We will come back to you with a time.