32 Heating and Cooling is a Crawfordsville, Indiana heating and air conditioning company — not a call center routing work to whoever is closest. Owner Steven Arnold has spent more than twenty years in the trade and opened the business here in 2021, which means the truck that pulls into your driveway is dispatched from 1717 Lebanon Rd, a few minutes from most addresses inside the county. That matters most on the days the weather turns: your call is answered by someone already in the area, not someone dispatched from Indianapolis or Lafayette.
Heating and cooling in Crawfordsville, IN
Crawfordsville is our home city and the bulk of our work. The housing stock here runs the full range, and each type brings its own HVAC problems. Commercially, we service storefronts downtown along Main and Washington, shops and offices along US-231, and facilities near the industrial corridor. Whether it is an AC repair, a full furnace and air conditioner changeout, ductwork, a thermostat, or a water heater, it gets handled by the same two decades of experience.
Montgomery County, Indiana
Outside the city limits, Montgomery County is farmland, small towns, and a lot of homes that sit well off the road. We serve all of it. Rural properties around Waveland, Alamo, and Browns Valley are frequently on propane or heat pumps, sometimes with a wood or electric backup, and those hybrid setups need someone who understands staging rather than someone who only installs one brand of gas furnace. Shops, pole barns, and detached garages in Darlington, Linden, and New Richmond are ideal candidates for ductless mini-splits — the cheapest way to make a working space comfortable without extending the main system. Older farmhouses near Ladoga, New Market, Wingate, and Waynetown often have duct runs through unconditioned crawlspaces that leak a large share of the system's output before it ever reaches a register, which is why we look at the whole system instead of just the equipment. Travel time is never a surcharge inside the county.
- Crawfordsville
- Darlington
- Ladoga
- New Market
- Waveland
- Linden
- Wingate
- Waynetown
- New Richmond
- Alamo
- Whitesville
- Yountsville
- Browns Valley
- Elmdale
- Garfield
- New Ross
- Shannondale
- Wesley
What Indiana weather does to your system
West-central Indiana asks a lot of a single piece of equipment. The same furnace that runs through a stretch of single-digit January mornings shares ductwork with an air conditioner fighting July humidity that regularly pushes dew points into the seventies. That swing is why maintenance pays for itself here faster than it does in a milder climate. A spring cooling tune-up catches a weak capacitor or low refrigerant charge before the first 90-degree week, and a fall heating visit checks the heat exchanger, combustion, and safety controls before you actually need them. Hard water is common on county wells too, which shortens water heater life and makes flushing and anode replacement worth scheduling rather than waiting for the tank to fail.
Free estimates, honest recommendations
Every replacement and installation quote is free and in writing, with the efficiency rating, equipment, and full scope spelled out before anyone starts work. When a repair still makes financial sense, we say so. When it does not, we show you the numbers instead of pushing the largest system on the truck. Residential and commercial, repair and install — if you are inside the map below, we are the ones who show up.
- Same-area dispatch — no long-distance travel fees inside Montgomery County
- Free written estimates on every install and replacement
- Residential and commercial work
