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
Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 26SCA424N003 single-stage air conditioner, Carrier CVAVA3017XMA evaporator coil, and Carrier 58TP0B070V17--16 two-stage non-condensing gas furnace in attic location. Removed and recycled existing equipment, installed new 2" PVC condenser pad with pea gravel base, and reconnected to existing supply and return ductwork. Flushed and pressure tested existing line set, installed new disconnect and whip, and reconnected all electrical connections per manufacturer specifications. System charged with 3.9 lbs R454B refrigerant per nameplate specifications. Verified proper airflow, combustion analysis, and operational performance of all components. Conducted post-installation quality assurance inspection, registered equipment warranty, and provided thermostat operation training to occupant.
Completed installation of customer-supplied air conditioning system and air handler unit in end closet location. The new black air handler was mounted vertically in the utility closet with proper ductwork connections, condensate pan, and filtration system installed. Exterior condenser units were positioned on gravel pad against stone wall with appropriate clearances and electrical disconnects mounted. Removed and transported old HVAC equipment to maintenance office for disposal.
Responded to no hot water complaint on tanked gas water heater located in basement mechanical room. Upon arrival, inspected unit and identified as a natural gas-fired model with 40,000 BTU input rating. Performed diagnostic assessment of water heater system to determine cause of lack of hot water production. Documented equipment specifications and current operating conditions. Customer noted potential venting concerns but prioritized restoration of hot water service. Initial evaluation completed and findings reviewed with homeowner for next steps.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial ground-mounted AC unit. Upon arrival, performed system diagnostics using refrigerant manifold and micron gauge to evaluate pressures, superheat, and subcooling on R410A system. Communicated findings with property contact for approval on necessary repairs.
Responded to service call for 6-year-old HVAC system with confirmed refrigerant leak, no longer under warranty. Performed on-site assessment of existing equipment, documented system dimensions and current installation configuration including furnace/air handler unit and associated ductwork. Measured equipment specifications and photographed existing setup to provide accurate replacement estimate for complete system changeover.
Responded to service call for gas water heater with automatic electric ignition displaying 7 flashes error code. Inspected GPVL-40 200 model 40-gallon power vent water heater previously installed in utility area. Diagnosed ignition system fault, verified gas supply and electrical connections, cleared error code, and tested unit operation to ensure proper functionality. Documented equipment condition with photos showing water heater, associated plumbing connections, copper piping, and yellow gas line installations.
Conducted on-site assessment of existing tanked water heater system for potential tankless water heater conversion. Evaluated current plumbing configuration including copper supply lines, PVC drainage system, gas connections, and electrical wiring requirements. Documented existing installation conditions, pipe routing, venting arrangements, and available utility space to develop comprehensive replacement estimate for tankless water heater installation.
Conducted on-site assessment for air conditioning system replacement. Evaluated existing Trane XB80 furnace and associated ductwork, noting visible corrosion on galvanized metal elbow joint with rust penetration through protective coating. Provided comprehensive replacement estimate with equipment options and installation specifications.
Conducted estimate consultation for complete HVAC system replacement on 18-year-old equipment experiencing repeated transformer failures. Inspected existing basement installation including vertical cabinet-style furnace, refrigerant lines, ductwork, and air filtration components. Equipment showed significant age-related wear with heavy dirt and debris accumulation on outdoor condenser unit and coils, indicating extended service life and reduced efficiency. Documented current system configuration with photographs and provided replacement options to address ongoing reliability issues and improve system performance.
Responded to no cooling complaint on commercial HVAC system. Upon arrival, confirmed unit was running and blowing air but not providing adequate cooling. Inspected electrical control panel and circuit board assembly, checking all wire connections, terminal blocks, and control circuits including high pressure switch (HPS) and low pressure switch (LPS) connections. Verified proper wiring configuration and documented control board condition with system operational but requiring further diagnostics to identify cooling deficiency.
Performed second opinion diagnostic evaluation on two rooftop R22 systems as requested. Confirmed first unit is low on refrigerant charge and verified second unit requires control board replacement based on visual inspection and system operation assessment.
Responded to service call for boiler providing inadequate heat to portions of the residence and condensation leak in attic causing water dripping. Inspected boiler control board and verified system operation, with indicator LEDs showing normal status. Investigated reported heating distribution issues and examined condensate drainage system in attic area for source of moisture infiltration.
Responded to no cooling complaint on system installed less than one year ago. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor condensing unit and found excessive dirt and debris accumulation on condenser coil and grille assembly, restricting airflow. Cleaned condenser coil and surrounding components, removed obstructions from grille openings, and verified proper airflow restoration. System returned to normal cooling operation with adequate airflow through condenser unit.
Completed monthly maintenance visit for residential cooling system. Performed comprehensive inspection of furnace and air conditioning equipment, verified proper operation of all components, checked air filter condition, and measured system temperatures. Ambient temperature reading of 57.0°F was recorded during inspection. All ductwork connections, electrical components, and control systems were examined and found to be functioning within normal parameters. Discussed scheduling future heating system maintenance visit with customer for later in the year.
Replaced kitchen faucet with customer-supplied fixture, installing new brushed stainless steel pull-down model with high-arc spout over double-basin sink. Repaired leaking shower handle in master bathroom by replacing worn cartridge and seals. Verified all connections were secure, tested water flow and temperature control, and confirmed no leaks at both locations upon completion.
Completed installation of a Carrier 2.0-ton, 15 SEER heat pump system with R454B refrigerant, including a wall-mounted air handler equipped with 8kW electric heaters and a Honeywell T6 Pro digital thermostat. Reconnected unit to existing supply air ductwork, flushed and pressure tested existing refrigerant lines before reconnection, and restored all high and low voltage wiring connections. Applied proper labeling to heat pump unit and verified system operation upon completion.
Responded to callback for RTU not cooling and failing to maintain setpoint temperature. Upon arrival, found thermostat set at 73°F with space temperature reading 75°F. Observed compressor short cycling on and off. Performed refrigerant pressure and temperature diagnostics, confirming system was low on R-454B refrigerant. Conducted thorough leak detection inspection using black light for UV dye on filter side, blower compartment, and condenser coil with no visible leaks identified at this time. Added 7 lbs of R-454B refrigerant to system and balanced operating pressures to manufacturer specifications. Verified compressor operation stabilized and unit cooling properly upon departure.
Replaced failed control board and contactor in commercial HVAC unit. Installed new Schneider Electric contactor with proper wire terminations, ensuring all electrical connections were secure and system operational. Unit tested successfully upon completion with all controls functioning as designed.
Completed comprehensive evaluation of existing Trane air conditioning system experiencing no cooling condition. Assessed outdoor condensing unit positioned on concrete pad with surrounding landscaping, noting operational failure requiring full system replacement. Documented equipment dimensions and current installation configuration, including existing electrical and refrigerant line routing along exterior wall. Observed corrosion on cylindrical component mounting, indicating age-related deterioration of system. Provided replacement options and recommendations for new AC unit installation to restore cooling capacity to residence.
Completed full HVAC system replacement including installation of Carrier 26SCA436N003 Comfort Series single-stage air conditioner, Carrier CVAVA4217XMA evaporator coil, and Carrier 59TP7A080V17-16 Performance 97 Series two-stage gas furnace with 80,000 BTU input capacity. Removed and recycled existing equipment, then positioned new condenser unit on concrete pad with proper clearances from structure. Reconnected unit to existing refrigerant line set after performing complete flush and pressure test to verify system integrity. Inside installation included furnace changeout utilizing standard installation kit for 80% to 90% efficiency upgrade, with evaporator coil mounted in plenum above furnace cabinet. Reconnected existing supply and return ductwork to new equipment, ensuring proper airflow and sealed connections throughout system. Performed refrigerant charging procedures and verified proper superheat and subcooling readings using digital manifold gauges, with system readings showing
