Mountain Home Heat and Air

07/22/2026

07/13/2026

NOW HIRING – EXPERIENCED HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIANS

📍 Mountain Home Heat & Air – Mountain Home, Arkansas

Mountain Home Heat & Air is growing, and we're looking for experienced, licensed HVAC technicians to join our team!

If you take pride in quality workmanship, excellent customer service, and being part of a respected local company, we'd love to hear from you.

Requirements:
✔ Experience diagnosing, repairing, and servicing residential and light commercial HVAC systems
✔ EPA Certification preferred
✔ Valid Driver's License with clean driving record
✔ Strong troubleshooting skills
✔ Professional appearance and positive attitude
✔ Ability to work independently and as part of a team

What We Offer:
✅ Competitive Pay (based on experience)
✅ Company Vehicle (for qualified technicians)
✅ Paid Holidays & Vacation
✅ Ongoing Training Opportunities
✅ Year-Round Work
✅ Supportive Family-Owned Company

We have proudly served the Twin Lakes Area for years and are committed to providing top-quality heating and air conditioning service to our customers.

Apply Today!

📞 Call: (870) 425-4422
📧 Email: [email protected]
📍 Apply in person at Mountain Home Heat & Air

07/06/2026

Sorry for the delay, we will be going LIVE tomorrow, at the office, to announce the winner of our free duct cleaning!

06/30/2026

🇺🇸🎆 4TH OF JULY DUCT CLEANING GIVEAWAY! 🎆🇺🇸

Want cleaner air and a fresher home? We’re giving away a FREE Professional Air Duct Cleaning from Mountain Home Heat & Air!

✨ Prize Includes:
✅ Complete Air Duct Cleaning
✅ Before & After Camera Inspection
✅ Register Cleaning
✅ Botanical Sanitizer Treatment
✅ Cleaner, Healthier Indoor Air

How to Enter:
1️⃣ Like this post 👍
2️⃣ Share this post 📲
3️⃣ Comment “USA” 🇺🇸 below and tag 1 friend

📍 Must live within our service area to qualify.
⏰ Winner will be announced Saturday!

Thank you to all of our amazing customers for supporting local businesses. We hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

02/26/2026

Happy birthday to our son and one of our great installers, Chris!! Hope you have a great day!

01/30/2026

We want to wish Rick a Happy Two Year Anniversary! We are very grateful for him! He is a great addition to our team!

01/29/2026

Very proud of our daughter, Abby Gail

Lady Bomber Wrestler of the Week for last week!

01/27/2026

🚨 Phone Line Update 🚨

We’re having some unexpected issues with our office phone lines, and our voicemail was turned off somehow. We’re working to get it fixed as quickly as possible!

If you call the office and don’t get an answer, please call or text Shelby at 870-688-4436, and she’ll be happy to get you taken care of and scheduled.

Thank you for your patience and support! 😊

01/23/2026

❄️ WINTER WEATHER PREP❄️

A significant snow and ice storm is moving into our area, and we want to help you know what’s normal for your heating system during extreme cold, and how to best protect it.

🔥 HEAT PUMPS
• Heat pumps are not designed to perform like furnaces in extreme cold.
• When outdoor temps drop, especially below 20°F, it is normal for your system to fall behind your thermostat set point.
• Below ~15°F, we strongly recommend switching to Emergency Heat.
• This runs the heat strips only, allowing your home to stay warmer.
• It also prevents the outdoor unit from constantly defrosting and struggling to keep up.

⚠️ Important: Emergency Heat uses more electricity, but it is often the most effective option in very cold weather.

❄️ MINI-SPLIT HEAT PUMPS
• Mini-splits will struggle in freezing temperatures, even when operating correctly.
• It is normal for them to:
• Blow warm air
• Stop
• Restart and repeat
• This happens because the system must pause to build heat and pressure.
• A flashing red light is normal and usually means the unit is pre-heating or defrosting.
• Mini-splits may also fall behind your set temperature during extreme cold, this does not mean the unit is broken.

🔥 GAS FURNACES
• Gas furnaces should generally keep up in cold weather.
• ⚠️ The most common cold-weather issue we see is a frozen condensate drain line.
• Please keep the outside drain line free of ice and snow.
• We recommend setting your blower fan to “ON” instead of “AUTO” to help keep the drain line from freezing.

✅ COLD WEATHER TIPS
• Avoid frequent thermostat adjustments, pick a temperature and leave it.
• Make sure snow and ice are cleared away from outdoor units and vents.
• If your system is running but struggling, that is often normal in these conditions.

🚰 FREEZING PIPE PREVENTION
• When temperatures drop into the teens or below, pipes, especially those on exterior walls or in crawl spaces, are at risk of freezing.
• We recommend letting one faucet drip slowly (a steady drip, not a stream) during extreme cold to help prevent pipes from freezing.
• Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate around plumbing.
• Make sure any exposed pipes are insulated, and disconnect/cover outdoor hoses and spigots if possible.
• If you lose heat, address it immediately, frozen pipes can burst quickly once temperatures drop.

📞 If you lose heat completely or have concerns, call or text us as soon as possible. With storms like this, call volume can be high, thank you for your patience.

Stay safe and warm,
Mountain Home Heat & Air ❄️🔥