Quick answer
Comfort Air Solutions serves as the HVAC contractor in New Lebanon, OH for furnace repair and replacement, carbon monoxide and combustion testing, emergency heating and seasonal maintenance, with propane and heat pump service for farms outside the village. The village is roughly a 25-minute drive from our Miamisburg base, and a real person answers the phone day or night.
New Lebanon is a small village along US-35 west of Dayton, a place where Dixie High School is still the center of Friday nights and many houses have passed through several generations of owners. At about 25 minutes from our Miamisburg shop, it’s close enough that a no-heat call on a cold night doesn’t mean a long wait.
Owner Kevin Turner has more than 23 years in the trade, and he still stops by installs to make sure the work is right. In a village where people know their neighbors, that kind of accountability counts.
New Lebanon homes and the HVAC problems we see
Older homes, older furnaces
A good share of New Lebanon’s homes were built before 1970, including farmhouses and early-1900s houses near the village center, and some still run a furnace a previous owner installed decades ago. Furnace replacement is the most common big job we do here.
Age alone isn’t a reason to replace. We look for the things that genuinely end a furnace’s life:
- Cracks or rust-through in the heat exchanger, confirmed by inspection and combustion readings
- Repeated ignition or flame-sensing failures on a model whose parts are getting hard to find
- A blower motor and control board both near failure, making the combined repair a poor investment
- Flue-gas readings that point to incomplete combustion
When it is time, our furnace installation quotes are free, come with several price points, and include a proper sizing calculation. The new furnace is often smaller than the one coming out, because many older homes have since gained insulation and tighter windows.
Local to New Lebanon
Our techs know the older streets around the village center, the homes along the US-35 corridor, and the farm properties between New Lebanon and Farmersville. Out past the gas mains, some of those farms heat with propane or a heat pump, and we service both.
A typical December call: the furnace runs but the house won’t get past the low 60s, and the homeowner has already swapped the filter. On an older unit that often means a failing inducer, a cracked pressure-switch hose, or a heat exchanger so rusted that the limit keeps tripping. We diagnose on the first visit and explain which one it is.
Because older furnaces are more prone to combustion problems, we test every one; our carbon monoxide safety service explains what that involves. If an alarm ever sounds, clear the house and let 911 or your gas utility check it before we do.
We’re regularly in Germantown and the Brookville area too, so western Montgomery County is well covered. For a no-heat emergency at any hour, our 24-hour furnace repair line is always answered.
One point of confusion worth clearing up: New Lebanon, ZIP 45345, is the Montgomery County village on US-35, not the city of Lebanon down in Warren County. We serve both, but when you call from here, we point the van northwest toward US-35 instead of southeast toward Warren County, and the Dixie Exempted Village School District campus is usually the landmark we steer by.
An HVAC guide for New Lebanon’s village homes, ranches and farms
New Lebanon grew fastest in the decades after the Second World War, and its population peaked around 1980. That history left the village with three layers of housing: early-1900s houses near the center, a big band of 1960s and ’70s ranches from the growth years, and farms and manufactured homes spread along the roads toward Farmersville and Brookville. Each layer needs something different from its heating and cooling.
What each New Lebanon home type usually needs
| Home type | What we typically find | Work that pays off first |
|---|---|---|
| Early-1900s house near the village center | Fieldstone or block basement, converted gravity ductwork, shared chimney | Combustion testing, chimney liner check, adding returns to upstairs rooms |
| 1960s–70s ranch from the growth years | Third-generation furnace, AC added later on original ducts | Duct sealing, correct filter rack, right-sized two-stage replacement |
| Farm property beyond the gas mains | Propane furnace, heat pump or both | LP conversion check, dual-fuel changeover setting, coil cleaning |
| Manufactured home | Downflow furnace in a hallway closet, ducts under the floor | Manufactured-home-rated equipment only, belly duct repairs |
Manufactured homes around New Lebanon
Manufactured homes deserve their own note, because the rules are different. The furnace must be a model approved for manufactured housing, usually a sealed-combustion downflow unit that draws its air from outside, and the supply ducts run through the insulated belly under the floor.
- A standard site-built furnace cannot be substituted, even if it fits the closet.
- Crushed or disconnected belly ducts are the most common reason one end of the home stays cold.
- The combustion air and flue connection through the roof must be sealed and intact, or the home can pull exhaust back inside.
- Skirting damage lets cold air and animals reach the ducts, so we check it on every heating visit.
When to book in New Lebanon
Heating tune-ups belong in September and early October, before the first frosty mornings along US-35 send everyone to the phone at once. Farm properties should also fill propane tanks early. For older furnaces, our preventative maintenance plan covers both seasonal visits and includes a combustion check each fall.
HVAC services in New Lebanon, OH
New Lebanon households call us most for:
Furnace & Heating
Gas furnace repair, safety testing and new installs across Miamisburg and Dayton, with combustion analysis on every heating call and free quotes on replacements.
Learn more about Furnace & HeatingSystem Replacement
A properly sized, matched Bryant furnace and AC or heat pump, with load calculations, permits, clean installation and options at more than one price point.
Learn more about System ReplacementCO & Furnace Safety
Combustion analysis, heat exchanger inspections and low-level CO monitors that catch a furnace problem long before a standard alarm ever sounds.
Learn more about CO & Furnace SafetyEmergency Furnace Repair
No heat in a January cold snap? We diagnose ignitors, flame sensors, pressure and limit switches, and blower motors fast, with parts on the truck for most repairs.
Learn more about Emergency Furnace RepairMaintenance & Tune-Ups
Spring AC and fall furnace tune-ups, plus the Comfort Air Fan Club plan, to catch worn parts early and keep your Miamisburg system running efficiently all year.
Learn more about Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Why New Lebanon residents choose Comfort Air Solutions
Old-house furnace experience
Pre-1970 homes and early-1900s farmhouses around the village come with stone basements, shared chimneys and furnaces a few owners old. We know how to replace equipment in them without creating new venting or drainage problems.
Close by on the west side
At roughly 25 minutes, New Lebanon is nearer to our shop than many Dayton suburbs. That helps on a frozen January night, and routine visits fit easily into a western route with Germantown and Farmersville.
Safety testing on every furnace
Combustion analysis is standard on our heating calls here, and we can add low-level CO monitors. Reviewers have credited that kind of test with catching an unsafe furnace.
Accountability you can see
Owner Kevin Turner stops by installs, and our 4.8-star average across 32 Google reviews reflects crews who explain their work and leave floors clean.
New Lebanon service area map
Nearby areas we serve
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Comfort Air Solutions
6045 Manning Rd, Miamisburg, OH 45342
Office: Mon–Fri · 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
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