Haha's Heating and Cooling is the go-to team for heating repairs in Kansas City and Gladstone, Missouri. A malfunctioning furnace disrupts your comfort fast during a Missouri winter, so our certified technicians respond quickly, arrive fully equipped, and focus on fixing the root cause rather than the symptom.

We begin with a full inspection of the furnace, thermostat and airflow system. Once the problem is identified we explain the cause in clear terms and review your repair options before any work starts. Every repair finishes with a safety and performance check before we leave, and you get a detailed estimate up front with no hidden fees.

Common furnace problems we fix include no heat at all, short cycling (the system turning on and off repeatedly), clanging, banging or screeching noises, inadequate heat with the system running, ignition and pilot faults, dirty or failed flame sensors, blower motor problems, and thermostat faults that need calibration or replacement.

Haha's technician diagnosing a gas furnace in a Kansas City home

$89 diagnostic fee, waived with repair

Same-day service available

NATE CertifiedEPA CertifiedASHRAE CertifiedLicensed & InsuredFamily-Operated Since 2008

Why Kansas City Homeowners Call Haha's First

Call for emergency furnace repair if your furnace will not turn on at all, cold air is blowing through the vents, you smell gas or burning odors, the system shuts off repeatedly, or your home temperature is dropping rapidly. Heating issues escalate quickly in winter, especially where safety is involved — we prioritize urgent calls and provide same-day service when parts and conditions allow.

Many homeowners ask whether repair or replacement makes more sense. Furnaces under 10 years old with an isolated issue are usually good candidates for repair. Older systems, repeated breakdowns, or safety concerns such as heat exchanger damage point toward replacement. We give honest guidance based on your system's condition, back the work with a warranty, and if we recommend replacement we explain exactly why.