Keeping your home comfortable through the year in Fort Wayne means having reliable, efficient, effective heating and cooling systems for the weather and reliable plumbing for cooking, cleaning, bathing, and more. That means having someone you can count on for HVAC and plumbing services.
At Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical, our expert technicians combine excellent service with superior products and craft, so you can always rest easy knowing that your home service needs are in great hands.
When you need HVAC or plumbing services in Fort Wayne, call Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical at (866) 824-4328 to schedule expert services.
Emergency Heating Services
When you face a problem with your heating, our team is always standing by to assist. We offer services for the heating systems you rely on, including boilers and furnaces:
- Installation & replacement: Installation and replacement services determine the reliability and efficiency of your heating for years to come; make sure you work with our experts to find the perfect fit for your heating needs and have a high-quality system installed right.
- Repairs: When your boiler or furnace needs repairs, you can trust Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical for fast, practical solutions that will last. We don’t cut corners or leave you with more problems as soon as we go!
- Maintenance: Routine tune-ups keep your heating systems energy-efficient, reliable, and effective through the year’s coldest days. Schedule annual maintenance each fall for the best results!
- Commercial heating: Need help keeping your business warm through the winter? Our team offers complete commercial heating services. You’ll be kept reliably warm with minimal disruption and fast solutions to problems.
Dependable Cooling Services
Whether you need professional assistance with traditional cooling or ductless mini-splits, our team will keep your Fort Wayne home or business at a comfortable temperature through the harshest summer days.
Our cooling services include:
- Installation & replacement: When it’s time to replace your AC, add a new system, or change to ductless mini-splits, you can count on our team for effective installation and replacement services.
- Repairs: If you find your AC leaking or get hot air blowing from your system, call us for quick, effective repairs so you can stay comfortable and avoid outrageous energy bills!
- Maintenance: Routine AC maintenance can save you money and frustration over time by keeping your system reliable and efficient. Spring is the best time to schedule!
- Commercial cooling: Commercial cooling services aren’t just about keeping comfortable at your business — it’s about minimizing costs and downtime. Our team has you covered no matter your industry.
Request cooling services for a home or business in Fort Wayne by calling (866) 824-4328 or contacting Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical online today.
Air Quality Services in Fort Wayne
Do you have clean, comfortable air in your home? Poor air quality can make you sick, damage your property, and make it harder to stay comfortable. We offer a variety of solutions, including:
- Air cleaners: Air cleaners can pull out all the particulates of dust, pet dander, and more that make it hard to keep your home clean, bother your allergies, and more.
- Humidifiers & dehumidifiers: Whole-home humidifiers and dehumidifiers keep humidity in a comfortable, healthy range, preventing damage and illness associated with too much or too little water in the air.
- UV light purifiers: These systems can neutralize contaminants too small to filter, such as bacteria, viruses, and mold spores, using the power of ultraviolet light.
Discuss your indoor air quality with a member of the Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical team by calling (866) 824-4328 today.
Professional Plumbing Services
Maintaining your plumbing is essential for any home, as even minor plumbing issues can become catastrophes — and they’re always frustrating. We offer help with:
- Water heaters: Whether you own or want a traditional or tankless water heater, you can always count on our team for a full selection of services. Let our plumbers assist with installation, repair, replacement, maintenance, and more for both systems.
- Fixture installation & repair: Have a leaky shower, ugly kitchen sink, or any other issues with fixtures in your home? Let our team help with comprehensive fixture installation and repair services for the faucets, showerheads, toilets, and other fixtures you rely on.
Schedule a visit for plumbing services in Fort Wayne by calling (866) 824-4328 or contacting Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical online today.
Why Choose Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical in Fort Wayne?
When you need HVAC or plumbing work handled in Fort Wayne, look no further than our team for reliable, effective solutions to the big and little problems. Our team is background-checked, experienced, certified, and professional.
We offer free estimates on replacement quotes and price everything upfront so you won’t face any surprises, and we’re happy to service any brand of equipment you own.
When you’re ready to schedule services in Fort Wayne, call us at (866) 824-4328 to get started.
What should I do if my AC or furnace fails after hours in Fort Wayne?
If you experience an HVAC emergency after hours, Masters Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical offers 24/7 emergency repair services throughout Fort Wayne and Allen County. You can call our local team at any time to schedule an immediate dispatch. To prevent future breakdowns, we recommend joining our Masters Plus Maintenance Program, which includes priority scheduling and discounts on repairs.
How does Fort Wayne’s hard water affect my plumbing and HVAC?
Fort Wayne is known for having “hard” water, which contains high levels of minerals that cause scale buildup in water heaters, pipes, and faucets. This buildup can reduce the efficiency of your water heater and lead to premature plumbing leaks. Masters provides specialized water softener installation and plumbing descaling services to protect your home’s infrastructure and improve appliance longevity.
Are there local rebates for energy-efficient HVAC upgrades in Fort Wayne?
Yes, Fort Wayne residents can often take advantage of rebates from local utility providers like Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) for installing high-efficiency heat pumps, smart thermostats, and central AC units. Additionally, federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act can save you up to $2,000 on qualifying equipment. Masters Heating & Cooling can help you identify and apply for all available local and federal incentives during your free estimate.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Fort Wayne, IN
Job Locations and Reviews
Replaced leaking 50-gallon natural gas power vent short water heater with new unit in basement utility area. Installation included connecting water supply lines with flexible braided hoses, installing expansion tank, connecting gas line with shutoff valve, and completing all necessary venting connections. Permit was obtained and filed for the installation, and all work was completed to code specifications restoring hot water service to the residence.
Completed installation of A.O. Smith tankless water heater unit as warranty replacement. Mounted unit to wall using wooden brackets within utility closet, connected hot and cold water supply lines with color-coded shutoff valves, installed PVC venting system, and established all electrical connections. Verified proper operation of digital display panel and tested system functionality upon completion.
Completed on-site evaluation for HVAC system replacement at residential property. Assessed existing failed air conditioning unit and gas furnace system, documented current equipment conditions including moisture damage and operational wear on indoor components, and measured existing installations. Provided two separate equipment replacement quotes as requested: one for complete HVAC system replacement including both air conditioning and gas furnace, and a second quote for air conditioning replacement only to address the immediate cooling system failure.
Completed preventive maintenance on residential cooling system. Inspected Trane XV95 furnace and associated HVAC components in garage installation, verified proper operation of all system controls, checked refrigerant levels, cleaned condensate drain lines, and inspected all electrical connections. Confirmed airflow through ductwork, tested thermostat functionality, and verified PVC venting system integrity. All components operating within manufacturer specifications at time of service completion.
Completed final prepaid cooling maintenance visit on HVAC system. Performed standard preventive maintenance inspection, replaced 16x20x4 Honeywell air filter (Model #FG04L1003), and verified all system components operating within normal parameters.
Completed full HVAC system installation consisting of a Carrier 2.0-ton, 15 SEER heat pump with R454B refrigerant and matching wall-mount air handler equipped with 8kW electric heat strips. Reconnected unit to existing supply ductwork, high and low voltage wiring, and refrigerant line set. Flushed and pressure tested refrigerant lines to verify system integrity, with final pressure readings confirming proper charge and no leaks. Installed Honeywell T-6 digital thermostat and programmed for heat pump operation. Applied identification labels to outdoor heat pump unit per code requirements. All work completed with required permits, and system tested for proper heating and cooling operation.
Provided comprehensive quote for complete HVAC system replacement including furnace and associated ductwork. Assessed existing equipment configuration in mechanical space, documented current furnace unit with exposed internal components, evaluated galvanized metal ductwork routing, and photographed all equipment connections to prepare accurate replacement estimate.
Responded to service call for 9-year-old air conditioning system experiencing frozen refrigerant lines and inadequate cooling performance. Upon inspection, discovered severe corrosion and deterioration on copper refrigerant lines at multiple connection points, including soldered joints and penetration points through exterior housing. The corrosion exhibited advanced oxidation with crusty white deposits and flaking material, indicating prolonged exposure to moisture and potential refrigerant leaks at compromised joints. Documented extensive damage to refrigerant piping system with photographic evidence showing rust, oxidation, and galvanic corrosion concentrated at connection points and soldered areas. System requires refrigerant line replacement due to compromised integrity of copper piping, which is causing recurring freeze-up conditions and reduced cooling capacity.
Responded to service call for frozen HVAC system at residential property. Upon arrival, assessed outdoor condenser unit positioned on concrete pad along side yard with gray vinyl siding. System evaluation revealed freezing condition requiring complete system replacement estimate. Provided comprehensive quote for new equipment installation while customer obtained competitive bids from multiple contractors. Documented existing tan/beige condenser unit configuration, electrical connections via wall-mounted meter box, and refrigerant line routing for replacement planning specifications.
Completed heat pump tune-up in cooling mode on outdoor condensing unit. Performed comprehensive inspection of compressor, fan motor, and electrical components. Cleaned condenser coils to remove debris and vegetation buildup, improving heat transfer efficiency. Verified proper refrigerant levels and system pressures. Tested fan operation and confirmed adequate airflow through protective grille. Inspected unit housing and mounting pad for stability. System operating within manufacturer specifications upon completion.
# Call Back - No Cooling Issue
Responded to call back for air conditioning unit not cooling after previous service visit. Upon arrival, conducted thorough system inspection including refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and airflow components. Verified proper operation of condensate pump system and PVC drainage lines visible in utility area. Tested unit operation and confirmed system is now cooling properly with adequate airflow and temperature differential across evaporator coil.
Responded to gas odor complaint at residential property where utility company had identified leaks at furnace union connection and gas control valve. Inspected Carrier furnace system installed in 2023, confirmed leak locations, and performed necessary repairs to gas connections. Verified system integrity, conducted leak testing, and restored furnace to safe operating condition.
Responded to callback for system that stopped cooling after previous day's repair. Upon arrival, diagnosed faulty blower motor with intermittent dead spot as previously suspected. Inspected Interlink X13 1/2HP blower motor and confirmed motor failure causing system shutdown. Examined electrical connections at terminal block and verified wiring integrity. System restored to proper cooling operation.
Responded to emergency service call for damaged overhead electrical service caused by fallen tree. Removed and replaced damaged weatherhead riser assembly and installed new meter base to restore safe electrical service to residence. All work completed to current NEC standards with proper weatherproofing and secure mounting hardware.
Completed on-site assessment for residential air conditioning system replacement. Evaluated existing Bryant furnace and current HVAC infrastructure in basement utility area, including ductwork configuration, condensate drain lines, and available clearances for new equipment installation. Documented equipment dimensions and existing PVC piping layout to determine compatibility requirements for replacement AC unit. Customer previously received repair estimate from another contractor but opted for full system replacement evaluation instead.
Conducted on-site evaluation for complete HVAC system replacement of 23-year-old existing equipment. Assessed current wall-mounted heating unit in garage and exterior air conditioning condenser unit. Documented existing system configuration including electrical connections, conduit routing, PVC condensate drainage, and equipment placement. Evaluated installation requirements for new equipment replacement including electrical service capacity, refrigerant line routing, and proper clearances for outdoor condenser unit positioned on gravel pad with landscape edging.
Responded to no cooling call on recently installed residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, verified system was not producing heat or cool with thermostat set to 75°F and indoor temperature reading 80°F. Inspected control board assembly and electrical connections, documented findings with photographs showing circuit board, wire connections, and component condition. Troubleshot newly installed unit to identify cause of complete system failure and restore proper operation.
Completed on-site evaluation for mini-split system installation in home addition currently configured as exercise room with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams. Assessed existing attic space above installation area, noting accessible ductwork routing and adequate insulation coverage. Provided estimate for ductless mini-split system to condition the approximately 300-square-foot space, customer selected preferred equipment package for installation.
Responded to commercial HVAC service call to address TXV-related issue. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics using calibrated charging scale and digital testing equipment to verify refrigerant pressures and temperatures. Completed necessary repairs, reinstalled Schrader valve caps that had been previously removed, and secured loose return air ductwork with proper wire fasteners to eliminate smoke infiltration concerns.
Completed preventive maintenance on residential Carrier air conditioning system. Performed comprehensive inspection of outdoor condenser unit, verified proper operation of all components, and documented equipment condition with photos. Cleared debris from around unit base and confirmed adequate airflow through condenser coils and proper electrical connections at disconnect box.
