Kansas City metro · Missouri & Kansas
Heating and air help built for Kansas City's extremes
100-degree summers, subzero cold snaps and a housing stock that runs from 1920s bungalows to new two-stories make heating and cooling work here. One call connects you with an independent, licensed heating and cooling contractor who works your part of Kansas City.
- Same-day service when a technician is available
- Licensed local contractors
- Free to request
Contractors licensed by their cities
Diagnosis before any repair
Quotes before work begins
No heat in freezing weather? Smell gas? Get out and call the utility first. Otherwise, call now. Emergency steps
Call (816) 555-0142Services
What Kansas City homes call an HVAC pro for
Seven categories built around how heating and cooling actually fail here.
Air Conditioning
AC repair, replacement and tune-ups for Kansas City summers.
Furnaces & Heating
Gas furnace repair, replacement and safety checks.
Heat Pumps
Heat pump repair and installation, including cold-climate models.
Ductless Mini-Splits
Mini-splits for additions, finished basements and hot rooms.
Indoor Air Quality
Filtration, humidifiers and dehumidifiers.
Thermostats & Zoning
Smart thermostats and zoning for uneven floors.
Symptom finder
What are you seeing?
Match the symptom to the likely cause, then read the guide or go straight to the service.
AC runs but no cold air
Likely: Failed capacitor, dirty coil or low refrigerant
CO alarm sounding
Likely: Combustion or venting problem: get outside first
Local knowledge
Why Kansas City heating and cooling is different
Hot, humid summers
Long runs of 95-degree days with high humidity push air conditioners hard. Right-sizing matters as much as capacity.
Learn moreSubzero cold snaps
Arctic outbreaks find weak ignitors and frozen condensate lines. A fall safety check prevents most no-heat nights.
Learn moreDual-fuel country
With gas and electric both available, heat pumps paired with furnaces often give the best mix of comfort and cost.
Learn moreBefore and after
What a replacement can look like
Drag the slider to compare. These are stock examples, not jobs by contractors in our network.
Window units replaced by a ductless mini-split
Older homes without ducts often cool room by room with window units. A mini-split head does the same job quietly, heats in winter, and frees the window.
Stock example photos, not a job by a contractor in our network.
Weathered outdoor units replaced with a new condenser
Worn, rusting outdoor equipment loses efficiency and often runs on phased-out R-22. A new, properly sized unit on a clean mount cools better and uses less power.
Stock example photos, not a job by a contractor in our network.
How it works
From your call to a fixed problem
- 1
Call or request
Tell us the problem and ZIP code. Requests are free.
- 2
Get connected
We connect you with an independent, licensed HVAC contractor serving your area.
- 3
Diagnosis and quote
The technician finds the cause and quotes before starting.
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The fix
You approve the work; the contractor completes it and handles any permit.
Service area
Across Kansas City, MO and KS
City pages cover local housing, utilities and permits.
Kansas City core
Johnson County, KS
Eastern Jackson County
Resources
Straight answers for Kansas City homeowners
Cooling
AC running but not cooling? Check these six things first
Cooling
Why is there ice on my air conditioner?
Heating
Furnace not turning on? A step-by-step check
Heating
Why does my furnace turn on and off so often?
Emergencies
Carbon monoxide alarm going off? What to do right now
Heat pumps
Heat pump or furnace in Kansas City?
Frequently asked questions
How does Tallgrass Heating & Air work?
You call or send a request, and we connect you with an independent, licensed heating and cooling contractor who serves your ZIP code. The contractor quotes and performs the work directly.
Is Tallgrass Heating & Air an HVAC company?
No. We're a referral service. The contractors in our network are independent businesses responsible for their own licensing, pricing and work.
What areas do you cover?
The Kansas City metro on both sides of the state line, including Kansas City (MO and KS), Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Liberty, Gladstone, Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee and Leawood. Check your ZIP on the locations page.
Does it cost anything to request service?
No. Requesting service is free. You only pay the contractor for work you approve.
Talk to a Kansas City HVAC pro today
Same-day service when a technician is available. One call connects you with a licensed HVAC contractor who serves your ZIP.