No heat, no cool, or no hot water? We can help.
November 24th, 2025
3 min read
By Alex Largent
Quick Answer
If your furnace won’t start in Weirton or Steubenville, start by checking the thermostat, filter, power switch, and furnace door. Many “no-heat” calls come from simple fixes you can do safely at home.
If those don’t work, a professional diagnostic from Honest Fix is just $89 for first-time customers ($99 after)—and you can use your LEO the Lion magnet for $25 off this visit and every one after.
A cold Ohio Valley night and no heat? Don’t panic. You might not need a major repair—many furnaces shut down over small, fixable issues.
Here’s what to try first.
It sounds simple, but it’s often the culprit.
Fix it yourself? Usually yes.
If it still doesn’t turn on: the thermostat may have a loose connection or bad control board. Typical repair cost: $180–$350.
💡 Steubenville tip: Older thermostats can lose signal after a power flicker—resetting often brings the heat back.
Look for a light-switch-style power toggle near the unit. Make sure it’s on.
Then check your breaker panel; if the furnace breaker tripped, reset it once.
Fix it yourself? Yes—if it trips again, stop and call a pro. Repeated trips often mean a blower or electrical issue. Typical repair cost: $480–$1,500.
A clogged filter blocks airflow, overheats the furnace, and shuts it down.
Hold your filter to the light—if you can’t see through it, replace it.
Weirton homes near Marland Heights usually need new filters every 2–3 months.
Fix it yourself? Yes.
If it still won’t start: the limit switch may need a reset during your $89 diagnostic (take $25 off with your LEO magnet).
If the front panel isn’t closed tightly, the system won’t run—it’s a safety feature.
Ensure the door is flush and the switch inside is pressed in.
Fix it yourself? Usually yes.
If not: the door switch or wiring could be faulty. Typical repair cost: $180–$350.
Fix it yourself? No—these need a technician.
Typical repair costs:
Every Honest Fix repair includes a flat, written price before work begins—no hourly surprises.
At Honest Fix, pricing is always clear and flat-rate.
| Service | Typical Flat Rate |
|---|---|
| Diagnostic (first visit) | $89 |
| Diagnostic (returning) | $99 |
| Ignitor / Flame Sensor | $180 – $350 |
| Blower / Motor Repair | $480 – $1,500 |
| Major Component (Heat Exchanger) | $1,500 – $4,000 |
First-time customers: Keep your LEO the Lion magnet—it’s good for $25 off this visit and every future service or installation.
No upsells. No hidden fees. Just clear numbers before we begin.
If your furnace is 15 years old or more, consider this:
Typical installed replacement:
$10,660 to $22,145
All new-system quotes are free and exact—never an estimate.
Yes—$89 first time, $99 after. LEO the Lion saves you $25 off that same visit and every future one.
Absolutely. As long as LEO’s on your fridge, it’s a lifetime $25 savings token.
Service Trust Guardian (Repairs & Maintenance): 5-year labor coverage, no-overtime charges, on-time arrival credit, clean work guarantee.
Lifetime Trust Shield (New Installations): 15-year labor coverage, No-Lemon system replacement, 90-day satisfaction guarantee, 15% energy savings promise.
Yes. After-hours calls are time-and-a-half unless covered by a maintenance plan. Members receive priority scheduling.
Free exact quotes apply to new systems only. All repairs begin with a flat-rate diagnostic so you know exactly what’s wrong before we start.
If you’ve tried these steps and still don’t have heat, we’re ready to help. You’ll get a flat-rate price up front, full Service Trust Guardian coverage, and your reusable LEO the Lion $25 magnet before we leave.
And if your system has reached the end of its life, we’ll provide a free exact quote on a new system protected by our Lifetime Trust Shield.
Call Honest Fix today for your diagnostic or a free exact quote.
No upsells. No games. Just Honest Fixes.
Alex Largent is the Owner and Senior HVAC Efficiency Analyst at Honest Fix Heating, Cooling & Plumbing. With more than 20 years of field experience, NATE and EPA certifications, and a hands-on leadership style, Alex teaches his team to fix systems right the first time — with transparency, precision, and no upsells. He writes about HVAC diagnostics, home energy efficiency, and practical maintenance advice for homeowners across the Upper Ohio Valley. Read Alex Largent’s full bio to learn more about his expertise in the HVAC and Plumbing industry. Updated October 2025.