Heating & Cooling in Corvallis, MT

ProCare Climate provides 24/7 furnace, boiler, heat pump and air conditioning service in Corvallis, Montana, on the east side of the Bitterroot Valley a few miles northeast of Hamilton, about 45 miles south of Missoula. We serve homes, farms and ranches, businesses and new construction, on all brands.

Book a free install estimate or call or text 406-546-1289. We're open 24/7.

Corvallis is a farming community on the Eastside Highway, with the Sapphire Mountains rising to the east and open hay fields and pastures running down toward the Bitterroot River. Homes range from older farmhouses and ranch houses to manufactured homes and newer houses on acreage, many with shops and outbuildings. Rural properties out here often heat with propane, electric heat or a boiler, and winter nights in the south valley can drop well below zero. Summers bring heat and, in many years, wildfire smoke, so more Corvallis homes are adding cooling and better filtration.

HVAC Services in Corvallis

We repair and replace gas, propane and electric furnaces, service and replace boilers, and install and repair radiant floor heat and indirect water heaters. Cold-climate heat pumps and ductless mini-splits give Corvallis homes efficient heat plus summer cooling, and we install and repair central air for homes with ductwork. Yearly furnace and boiler tune-ups and maintenance plans keep systems ready for the cold. Details on each service are on our HVAC services page.

For businesses, shops and new buildings, we install, repair and maintain commercial HVAC, including rooftop units, unit heaters and make-up air, and we install full systems in new residential and commercial construction.

Gas furnace burners firing with blue flames during a ProCare Climate furnace tune-up

Heating Notes for Corvallis Homes

Corvallis sits around 3,600 feet, and cold air pools on the valley floor on clear winter nights. Many homes here combine two systems, like a propane furnace with a heat pump added, or a boiler with radiant floors in the house and a unit heater in the shop. Propane homes should watch the tank gauge through cold stretches and keep a plowed path for the delivery truck, and furnaces at this elevation need to be set up to the manufacturer's high-altitude specs. A fall tune-up is the best time to catch a weak igniter, a dirty flame sensor or a failing circulator before it leaves you without heat. If your heat goes out, see our 24/7 emergency HVAC page.

Communities Near Corvallis We Serve

Along with Corvallis, we serve the Eastside Highway and the south end of the Bitterroot Valley, including Hamilton just to the southwest, Victor across the valley, and Stevensville and Florence to the north. For more, read our Bitterroot Valley winter heating guide.

Why Choose ProCare Climate in Corvallis

ProCare Climate is a locally owned Western Montana company. Owner Jeremy Eisenmann is a Missoula native with more than 10 years of hands-on HVAC experience, and he started ProCare Climate in July 2026. You get plain answers, honest options and installs built for Montana winters. We work on all brands, we're licensed and insured (MT License #2026-MSS-CON-00293), and we answer the phone 24/7. About ProCare Climate. Everything our Missoula HVAC service covers is available in Corvallis too.

Corvallis HVAC FAQ

Do you serve Corvallis, Montana?

Yes. Corvallis is part of our Bitterroot Valley service area, along with Hamilton, Victor and Stevensville. Call or text 406-546-1289 to schedule service or an estimate.

Should I add a heat pump to my propane furnace?

For many homes it's worth a look. A heat pump can carry most of the heating in spring, fall and milder winter weather and cool the house in summer, with the propane furnace taking over on the coldest nights. Whether it pays off depends on your home and equipment, and we'll walk you through it during a free install estimate.

Do you work on shop heaters and radiant floors?

Yes. We install and repair unit heaters, boilers and hydronic radiant floor heat in shops, garages and outbuildings as well as homes. See more answers in our FAQ.