Furnace & Heating Service by ZIP Code: OKC Metro
Who services furnaces in your OKC metro ZIP code? Furnace and heating service across Edmond, Northwest OKC, Yukon and Mustang, ZIP by ZIP, 24/7.
Who services furnaces in my OKC metro ZIP code?
Graco provides furnace repair, heat pump service and heating system replacement in every ZIP code listed below, across Edmond, Northwest Oklahoma City, Yukon and Mustang. We are veteran-owned, available 24/7, quote flat-rate pricing before work starts, and include a carbon-monoxide safety check on every furnace visit. Find your ZIP below, or call (405) 500-5333.
The equipment in your home depends heavily on when your neighborhood was built, and that varies a lot from one ZIP to the next. This guide lists each ZIP, the areas it covers, the heating setup we usually find, and the problems we see most, with links to each ZIP page and our four area guides.
The master table: furnace and heating service by ZIP
| ZIP | Area | Areas covered | Typical heating setup | What we see most |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 73003 | Edmond | West-central Edmond, Kickingbird Estates, Santa Fe Ave, Danforth | 1970s–90s gas furnaces in garages and closets | End-of-life furnaces, cracked heat exchangers |
| 73012 | Edmond | Northwest Edmond, Covell Rd corridor | Attic condensing furnaces, some zoning | Condensate clogs, pressure switch faults |
| 73013 | Edmond | South Edmond toward Memorial and the Kilpatrick Turnpike | 1980s–2000s closet and attic furnaces | Igniter and inducer failures, duct leaks |
| 73025 | Edmond | North Edmond, Oak Tree, acreage homes | Zoned or two-system large homes; propane or heat pumps on acreage | Zone control faults, one system overworked |
| 73034 | Edmond | Downtown Edmond, UCO, east Edmond toward Arcadia Lake | Old closet furnaces and floor furnaces downtown; attic units farther east | Venting and CO checks; attic condensate |
| 73112 | NW OKC | NW 23rd to NW 63rd, west of May Ave | Closet or crawlspace gas furnace; some floor furnaces | Old venting, original ducts, cold back rooms |
| 73114 | NW OKC | North OKC around Britton Rd and Hefner Rd | Closet or garage 80% gas furnace | Igniter and limit-switch failures |
| 73116 | NW OKC | Nichols Hills | Multiple systems in larger homes | Older second system failing, uneven heat |
| 73118 | NW OKC | Crown Heights, Belle Isle, Western Ave | Floor furnaces, wall heaters, retrofit ducted furnaces | Venting and carbon monoxide concerns |
| 73120 | NW OKC | The Village, Quail Creek area | Closet gas furnace; two systems in larger homes | End-of-life furnaces, duct leaks |
| 73122 | NW OKC | Warr Acres | Closet or garage gas furnace in 1950s–60s ranches | Undersized returns, heat exchanger cracks |
| 73127 | NW OKC | West OKC near NW 10th, Council Rd, Meridian | Closet or garage gas furnace | Aging furnaces, airflow problems |
| 73132 | NW OKC | Warr Acres, NW Expressway west, Rockwell Ave | 1960s–80s gas furnaces, some upgraded | Repair-vs-replace on 20+ year units |
| 73134 | NW OKC | Quail Springs, Memorial Rd | Attic condensing furnace with PVC venting | Condensate clogs, iced vents |
| 73142 | NW OKC | Far NW near Quail Creek, Memorial, Gaillardia, Deer Creek | Attic furnaces; zoning in larger homes | Zone dampers, frozen condensate lines |
| 73162 | NW OKC | NW Expressway corridor, west of Lake Hefner, Putnam City | 1970s–80s gas furnaces with metal flues | Heat exchanger cracks, inducer noise |
| 73008 | NW OKC | Bethany | 1940s–60s homes; some floor furnaces remain | Floor furnace safety, tight closet clearances |
| 73099 | Yukon | Most of Yukon plus the NW OKC edge near Lake Overholser | Closet gas furnaces in old town; attic heat pumps and dual-fuel in newer areas | Aging furnaces; heat pump defrost and aux heat |
| 73085 | Yukon | Greater Yukon, including older homes near Main Street | Builder-grade gas furnaces and heat pumps; some older closet furnaces | Tune-up findings on aging builder-grade units; CO testing on older furnaces |
| 73064 | Mustang | Mustang, SW 59th to SW 89th, SH-152, Mustang Rd | Attic heat pumps and dual-fuel; closet furnaces in older core | Builder-grade systems at 10–15 years |
| 73128 | Far west OKC | Between Yukon and Mustang | 1980s–2000s gas furnaces and newer heat pumps | Aging furnaces, heat pump defrost failures |
Edmond ZIP codes: 73003, 73012, 73013, 73025, 73034
Edmond is Graco’s home base. The oldest homes are around Downtown Edmond, Broadway and UCO in 73034, where floor furnaces and retrofit venting still turn up. The 1970s–80s rings in 73003 and 73013 are where most repair-versus-replace decisions happen. North and west, in 73012 and 73025, newer homes in Coffee Creek, Iron Horse Ranch, The Territories, Covell Ranch and Oak Tree rely on attic furnaces and, in larger homes, zoned systems.
Full details: furnace and heating service in Edmond, OK.
Northwest Oklahoma City ZIP codes: 73008, 73112–73162
Northwest OKC has the widest range of housing in this guide. Belle Isle and Crown Heights (73118) and parts of 73112 and Bethany (73008) date to the 1940s and earlier, with floor furnaces and wall heaters still in use. Nichols Hills (73116), The Village (73120) and Warr Acres (73122, 73132) are mostly mid-century, with closet furnaces on original ductwork. Lake Hefner and the NW Expressway corridor (73162) skew 1960s–80s. Quail Springs (73134), Gaillardia and Deer Creek (73142) are newer, with attic furnaces.
Full details: furnace and heating service in Northwest Oklahoma City.
Yukon ZIP codes: 73099, 73085
Yukon splits between older homes around Main Street and Route 66 and newer construction off Garth Brooks Blvd, Frisco Rd and Czech Hall Rd, including Surrey Hills and Ranchwood. The newer side has many heat pumps and dual-fuel systems. Open land to the west means strong winter winds and more heat loss than central OKC.
Full details: furnace and heating service in Yukon, OK.
Mustang and far west OKC: 73064, 73128
Mustang is mostly newer construction along SW 59th, SW 74th, SW 89th and State Highway 152. The common thread is builder-grade heat pumps, dual-fuel systems and attic furnaces now reaching 10 to 15 years. The 73128 edge between Yukon and Mustang mixes 1980s–2000s gas furnaces with newer heat pump builds.
Full details: furnace and heating service in Mustang, OK.
What every ZIP has in common: Oklahoma winter
The first cold snap usually arrives in late October or November, and furnaces that sat all summer fail that week. Day-to-night swings are wide, so a system that seems fine in the afternoon can fall behind overnight. Ice storms and multi-day freezes, like February 2021, push every system in the metro to run nonstop, which is when cracked heat exchangers, frozen condensate lines and struggling heat pumps show up.
A few things apply no matter where you live:
- Schedule a tune-up before November; our membership plan handles the reminder
- Replace the furnace filter at the start of the season
- Keep carbon monoxide detectors working on every level
- Know where your gas shutoff and breaker panel are
- If you smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, leave the house and call 911 or Oklahoma Natural Gas from outside. Never relight or repeatedly reset the furnace.
If the heat is out right now, see no heat tonight in Edmond, NW OKC, Yukon or Mustang for what to check first.
Get heating help in your ZIP code
Whatever ZIP you are in, call Graco at (405) 500-5333, 24/7. Start with furnace repair or, for an older system, furnace replacement.
Frequently asked questions
- Who services furnaces in my OKC metro ZIP code?
- Graco services furnaces, heat pumps and floor furnaces across Edmond (73003, 73012, 73013, 73025, 73034), Northwest Oklahoma City (73008, 73112, 73114, 73116, 73118, 73120, 73122, 73127, 73132, 73134, 73142, 73162), Yukon (73099, 73085) and Mustang (73064, 73128). We are veteran-owned, available 24/7, and quote flat-rate pricing before work starts. Call (405) 500-5333.
- Does my ZIP code change the price of a furnace repair?
- Our pricing is flat-rate and shown before any work begins, based on the repair rather than how far you live from Edmond. What does change by area is the kind of equipment we usually find, which affects which repairs are most likely. Older ZIP codes see more heat exchanger and venting work; newer ones see more attic condensate and heat pump issues.
- How quickly can you reach me for a no-heat emergency?
- For heating emergencies we typically arrive in 60 to 120 minutes, depending on weather and call volume across the metro. On the first cold night of the season and during ice storms, demand is highest, so call as soon as you notice a problem. If you smell gas or your CO alarm sounds, leave the home and call 911 or Oklahoma Natural Gas from outside first.
- Why are furnace problems different in Edmond than in Mustang?
- The housing is different. Much of Mustang and newer Yukon was built from the late 1990s on with attic heat pumps and dual-fuel systems, while large parts of Northwest OKC and central Edmond date to the 1950s through 1980s and rely on older gas furnaces. Each era brings its own typical failures.
- Is there a page for my specific ZIP code?
- Yes. Each ZIP in our service area has its own page at /zip/ followed by the five-digit code, with local details about the neighborhoods and equipment we see there. The tables in this guide link to each one.