Home is where you’re supposed to exhale. But when your heater isn’t working, your faucet won’t stop dripping, or your air conditioner sounds like it’s giving up, peace of mind can feel far away. That’s why Church Plumbing & Heating, Inc. brings Goshen homeowners reliable, down-to-earth HVAC and plumbing services that put your comfort and safety first.
We’re not just here to fix systems—we’re here to remove stress. With honest advice, dependable repairs, and a team that shows up when they say they will, we help you get back to what matters. Because in Goshen, IN, peace of mind should come standard. To see the Church standard for yourself, call (574) 295-6844 or contact us online to get started.
Local HVAC & Plumbing Experts Serving Goshen, Indiana
Goshen, IN isn’t just a charming town tucked into northern Indiana—it’s a vibrant, growing community with deep roots and strong values. Known for its historic downtown, flourishing arts scene, and the renowned Goshen College, this city blends tradition with innovation. Whether it’s a Saturday morning at the Goshen Farmers Market, a bike ride along the Pumpkinvine Trail, or enjoying the buzz of First Fridays, there’s a real sense of pride and togetherness here.
At Church Plumbing & Heating, we’re proud to be part of that rhythm. We know that homes in Goshen are as unique as the people who live in them—from historic houses near downtown to modern builds on the edge of town. Our team lives nearby, understands the local climate, and takes personal pride in helping Goshen residents feel confident in their home systems. When you call us, you’re calling a neighbor who gets it—and who’s ready to help.
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Air Conditioning Repair in Goshen, IN
Summers in Goshen can bring serious heat and humidity. When your air conditioning system stops doing its job, you need fast, effective service you can trust. Church Plumbing & Heating provides expert AC repair, installation, and maintenance for homeowners across Goshen, Indiana.
- AC Repairs in Goshen: Is your system blowing warm air? Making strange noises? Our licensed technicians diagnose and repair air conditioning systems quickly and efficiently.
- Air Conditioner Installation: We help you select a high-efficiency unit sized properly for your home and install it with precision.
- Ductless Mini-Split Systems: Perfect for older homes, converted garages, additions, or hard-to-cool spaces. Enjoy zoned comfort with modern energy efficiency.
- AC Maintenance Plans: Regular maintenance helps prevent breakdowns, reduces energy costs, and extends the life of your system.
Heating Repair for Goshen Homes
When winter hits Goshen, IN, your heating system becomes your best friend. Whether you rely on a furnace, heat pump, or radiant boiler system, Church Plumbing & Heating has you covered with repairs, replacements, and seasonal maintenance.
- Furnace Repair in Goshen, IN: From faulty ignitions to clogged filters, we’ll get your heat back on fast with reliable furnace repair.
- New Furnace Installation: If it’s time to upgrade, we install energy-efficient furnaces built to handle Indiana’s coldest nights.
- Boiler Services: We maintain and repair hot water and steam boiler systems, keeping radiant heat dependable and efficient.
- Heat Pump Services: Our team installs and services dual-purpose heat pumps that keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer.
- Geothermal System Installation: Looking for long-term efficiency? Geothermal heating and cooling taps into underground energy to provide sustainable comfort all year.
Comprehensive Plumbing Repair in Goshen, Indiana
Plumbing problems can strike without warning, and when they do, you want more than a temporary fix—you want lasting peace of mind. Our licensed plumbers serve Goshen with fast, courteous, and effective plumbing repairs and installations.
- Leak Detection & Pipe Repairs: We find and fix water leaks before they cause major damage. From drips to burst pipes, we handle it all.
- Garbage Disposal Installation & Repairs: Keep your kitchen clean and convenient with a reliable disposal unit.
- Sump Pump Installation & Maintenance: Don’t let a heavy rain flood your basement. We install and service sump pumps to keep your home dry.
- Gas Line Services in Goshen: From outdoor kitchens to new appliance hookups, we handle gas line installations and repairs safely and to code.
- Drain Cleaning & Clog Removal: We clear blocked sinks, showers, and toilets using professional-grade tools and techniques.
- Toilet, Faucet & Fixture Services: We repair and install all brands of faucets, toilets, and fixtures for a cleaner, more efficient home.
- Sewer Line Repair & Camera Inspections: If you’re experiencing slow drains or recurring backups, we’ll inspect your sewer line and recommend the right fix.
- Frozen Pipe Services: Winter freeze damage? We respond quickly to repair and protect your plumbing system.
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Water Heater Repair and Installation for Goshen Homeowners
Hot water is something most people take for granted—until it’s gone. Our water heater services are designed to keep hot water flowing when you need it most. We work with both tank and tankless models to fit your lifestyle and budget.
- Water Heater Installation in Goshen: We install high-efficiency water heaters built for your household’s size and usage.
- Water Heater Repairs: Lukewarm water? Unusual sounds? No hot water at all? We troubleshoot and fix your system quickly.
- Routine Maintenance & Tank Flushing: Annual service improves performance and extends the lifespan of your water heater.
Why Goshen, IN Homeowners Trust Church Plumbing & Heating
We’re more than service providers—we’re part of the community. Families across Goshen choose us because we treat their homes like our own. We’re committed to clear communication, honest pricing, and workmanship you can count on. Our goal isn’t just to fix a problem—it’s to leave you feeling confident and cared for.
- Locally based and community-driven
- Skilled, licensed technicians who care
- Upfront estimates with no hidden fees
- Strong warranties and guaranteed satisfaction
- Available 24/7 for emergencies
Schedule Your Goshen HVAC or Plumbing Service Today
Ready to restore peace of mind? Whether it’s a leaking pipe, a failing furnace, or an AC system that just can’t keep up, Church Plumbing & Heating is here to help.
Call (574) 295-6844 now or schedule your appointment online for trusted HVAC and plumbing services in Goshen, IN. We’re here to make home feel like home again—comfortable, safe, and stress-free.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Goshen, IN
Job Locations and Reviews
Installed new water supply line from basement to refrigerator location. Ran copper piping through ceiling joists and wall cavity, terminating with a blue-handled ball valve shutoff featuring 1/4" compression fitting at the point of connection. Applied thread sealant at all connection points to ensure leak-free operation and mounted shutoff valve securely to baseboard for easy access.
Completed furnace installation at Mid-City property, installing Coleman DGAX unit in interior closet space. Air conditioning coil was not reinstalled per customer request due to non-functional AC system, streamlining the installation process and reducing equipment requirements.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 10-year-old system with reported freezing issues and suspected refrigerant leak. Upon arrival, unit had been off since previous day and coil had fully defrosted. Performed diagnostic evaluation of cooling system including airflow assessment, refrigerant charge verification, and inspection of evaporator coil and condensate drainage. Documented ductwork configuration and airflow direction for system reference. System currently operational with adequate airflow through supply registers.
Accessed property through unlocked side garage door per customer authorization and successfully installed RDS (Rapid Disconnect System) board on existing HVAC system. Connected all electrical wiring to new control board, verified proper digital display functionality, and secured all wire connections within furnace cabinet. Installation completed with all components properly mounted and system ready for operation.
Completed full air conditioning system installation including ML13KC1-030 outdoor condensing unit and CK40UT-36C evaporator coil. Installation required additional time due to crawlspace access and non-standard coil mounting configuration. Reused existing thermostat, performed vacuum and refrigerant charging procedures, and verified system operation upon completion.
Completed installation of Lennox ML13KC1-024 air conditioning system with CK40UT-24B evaporator coil and S200 thermostat. During coil removal, inspected the 20-year-old furnace heat exchanger for cracks as requested. Reused existing coil cabinet and fabricated new coil door to accommodate equipment. System installed, tested, and left operational.
Completed full A/C system installation including ML13KC1-030 outdoor condenser unit and CK40CT-30B indoor coil. Vacuumed and thoroughly cleaned blower cabinet and blower wheel to ensure optimal airflow. Adjusted blower speed settings to accommodate upgraded 2.5 ton air conditioning capacity, replacing existing 2 ton system. Installed thermostat utilizing existing T4/T6 stats. All electrical connections, refrigerant lines, and condensate drainage properly installed and secured. System tested and verified operational. Equipment models and serial numbers documented in service records.
Replaced damaged condenser fan tops and fan blades on two American Standard air conditioning units. Additionally, replaced contactor and capacitor on Bryant condenser unit to restore proper operation.
Responded to service call for HVAC system evaluation on residential unit over 20 years old utilizing R22 refrigerant that was found frozen up and inoperable. Conducted comprehensive assessment of existing air conditioning system including inspection of evaporator coil assembly located in attic space and associated ductwork infrastructure. Documentation revealed significant age-related deterioration including visible corrosion and oxidation on copper refrigerant lines, compromised heat exchanger components, and accumulated debris within finned coil sections. System assessment confirmed unit has exceeded serviceable lifespan and utilizes obsolete R22 refrigerant that is no longer readily available or cost-effective for repairs. Captured photographic documentation of existing equipment condition showing deteriorated evaporator coil with rust formation, aging ductwork connections, and overall system infrastructure. Prepared detailed replacement estimate for complete HVAC system upgrade to
Accessed shower valve by cutting through fiberglass tub wall and installed white cover plate over the opening. Completed shower faucet control repair with single-handle temperature and flow control mechanism featuring chrome escutcheon plate and clear acrylic handle, properly mounted and aligned on tub surround.
Responded to service call for condensation buildup and water leak on Carrier/BDP evaporator coil unit (Model: CNPVP3017ALA4AAA, Serial: 272DX61646). Inspected internal components and control board, confirmed R-410A refrigerant system with factory-installed TXV metering device, and documented equipment condition with photos for customer records.
Responded to water leak in master bathroom under sink. Upon inspection, found severely corroded chrome P-trap assembly with rust deterioration on horizontal pipe sections and connection points. Observed extensive water staining on cabinet interior surfaces indicating ongoing moisture intrusion. Replaced failed corroded P-trap assembly with new chrome P-trap, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections at drain tailpiece and waste arm. Tested system for leaks and verified proper drainage function. Advised of existing water damage to cabinet interior from previous leakage.
Performed plumbing inspection of existing copper water supply line serving refrigerator. Accessed attic space through ceiling opening to trace water line routing and assess current configuration. Customer requested evaluation and recommendations regarding the water supply line, which currently has no dedicated shut-off valve at the appliance connection point.
Upon inspection, located copper water supply lines running through attic joists alongside PVC piping and electrical conduit. Documented existing conditions with photographs showing copper line routing, insulation placement, and accessibility for potential modifications. Evaluated feasibility of installing an individual shut-off valve at or near the refrigerator location to provide isolation capability for future appliance replacement or maintenance.
Provided professional recommendations to customer regarding installation of a quarter-turn shut-off valve on the copper supply line, which would allow for convenient water isolation
Responded to water leak in basement plumbing system. Accessed exposed water lines between floor joists and identified corrosion on brass fitting with green-blue verdigris staining indicating oxidation and potential leak point. Replaced compromised brass fitting and affected pipe section with new CPVC components, ensuring proper connections with existing beige pipe runs. Verified gate valve operation and tested system integrity under pressure to confirm leak elimination and restore proper water flow.
Responded to service call for leaking tub faucet that had been dripping for approximately one month in a 24-year-old home. Inspected the bathtub drain assembly and overflow components, documented existing conditions showing visible corrosion, mineral deposits, and age-related deterioration on the metallic fixtures. Photographed the drain cover and overflow plate to record the extent of wear and water damage present on the chrome-plated components.
Responded to no cooling complaint on 20-year-old York air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed lack of cooling throughout residence with intermittent outdoor fan operation. Performed diagnostic evaluation of system components including compressor, capacitor, and refrigerant levels. Inspected evaporator coil and air handler for proper airflow and operational status. Noted visible water staining and deterioration on lower section of air handler cabinet indicating previous moisture issues. Checked electrical connections, contactor operation, and thermostat communication. Given the age of the equipment at two decades old, discussed system condition and repair versus replacement options with homeowner. Provided recommendations for addressing cooling failure and outlined available solutions to restore comfort to home.
Responded to no-cool call on 48-year-old air conditioning system that was running continuously without reaching set temperature. Performed comprehensive system diagnostics using refrigeration analysis chart to evaluate pressures, temperatures, and airflow conditions. Due to the age of the unit (original 1976 installation) and lack of adequate cooling performance, recommended full system replacement as the most cost-effective solution, as repair parts for equipment of this vintage are no longer available and the system operates well below current efficiency standards.
Responded to no cooling call on 6-year-old residential system. Upon arrival, found evaporator coil frozen with weak airflow at registers and thermostat set to 70 degrees showing 79 degrees indoor temperature. Instructed system be turned off at thermostat with fan set to ON position to allow coil to thaw. Outdoor condenser unit inspection revealed severely restricted airflow due to overgrown vegetation, including tree branches creating canopy overhead and dense ground cover plants (hostas and other foliage) growing directly against unit base and sides. Cleared vegetation from around condenser to restore proper airflow clearance. Once coil thawed, system restarted and monitored. Verified adequate airflow restoration, proper cooling operation, and temperature drop at supply registers. Advised ongoing vegetation maintenance around outdoor unit to prevent future airflow restriction and coil freezing issues.
Responded to service call regarding malfunctioning water softener system. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of basement utility area and water treatment equipment. Examined heavily corroded water softener tank showing significant rust accumulation and surface deterioration. Inspected all valve connections, gauges, and plumbing fittings associated with the softener system. Evaluated copper supply lines and distribution piping for proper operation. Assessed pressure tank condition and verified gauge readings. Examined filter cartridge system and noted maintenance requirements. Photographed equipment condition for documentation purposes. Provided customer with diagnostic findings regarding the deteriorated state of the water softener tank and recommended replacement options due to extensive corrosion and age-related wear compromising system integrity and performance.
Responded to no-cooling complaint with thermostat set to 68°F but indoor temperature reading 76°F. Upon arrival, observed water accumulation around base of indoor furnace unit. Performed visual inspection of outdoor condensing unit and confirmed proper electrical connections and refrigerant line connections at service valves. No breaker trips reported, airflow present at registers, and no evidence of evaporator coil icing observed at indoor unit. Documented system conditions with exterior photographs showing outdoor unit installation and drainage area near foundation.
