If you smell gas
Leave the building without operating switches or using a phone inside. From a safe location, contact the gas utility emergency line or 911.
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No heat, no cooling, or an equipment problem that cannot wait? Call or text our local team to check availability. We explain the service charge, assess the equipment, and give you repair options and pricing before approved work.
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For urgent or same-day needs, call or text. Online booking is for future appointments and does not confirm emergency availability. Response time depends on the schedule, location, and conditions.
For a gas odor, carbon monoxide alarm, smoke, or fire, get outside and contact emergency help first. Our team can arrange equipment service once it is safe.
Leave the building without operating switches or using a phone inside. From a safe location, contact the gas utility emergency line or 911.
Get everyone outside and call 911. Do not re-enter or restart equipment until emergency responders say it is safe.
Note the thermostat setting, indoor temperature, and any displayed error. Leave equipment panels closed and avoid repeated resets.
Keep clear of water near electrical equipment. Contact us promptly and describe the source if you can see it safely.
Turn cooling off and contact us for guidance. Do not chip the ice or apply heat to the equipment.
Leave the affected equipment off and arrange service. Do not repeatedly reset a tripping breaker.
Lauren O. · Google review · May 2026 Quoted word for word. Excerpt · the full review is on our Google profile.Brian came out same day to check our AC. Hottest day of May, he was a life saver, we were sweating our butts off.
Review the diagnostic charges and time windows below. We explain additional repair pricing before you approve work.
Weekdays 5 PM–10 PM, weekends 7 AM–10 PM, and holidays 7 AM–5 PM. Includes the trip and first 30 minutes of diagnostic and repair labor for one system.
Active plan members pay $99 per system for diagnostic service calls at any hour, including overnight and holidays.
10 PM–7 AM any day, plus holidays 5 PM–10 PM. Includes the trip and first 30 minutes of diagnostic and repair labor for one system.
Additional emergency labor beyond the first 30 minutes is $250 per hour, billed in 30-minute increments. Parts, materials, refrigerant, and additional labor are quoted separately and priced before approved work begins. The diagnostic is its own billable task and is not credited toward the repair. Payment is due at the time of service.
Once the immediate problem is addressed, we can help you review maintenance, repair history, and any replacement options worth considering.
If breakdowns are recurring or a repair is significant, we explain the options. Our online estimator is available when you want to explore installation pricing.
We can discuss a one-time visit or an annual maintenance plan suited to your equipment. Maintenance supports care and reliability but cannot prevent every failure.
We explain what was found, what work was approved, and any follow-up the equipment needs.
Tell us what changed and how it is affecting the home. If there is an immediate danger, contact emergency services first. For an equipment problem, call or text so we can help arrange the next step.
Call or text promptly. Tell us the indoor temperature and any concerns about vulnerable occupants or freezing pipes.
Call or text to check availability. If the indoor heat is unsafe, move to a cooler location and seek appropriate help.
Stay clear of wet electrical equipment and contact us promptly. If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services.
Describe the leak when you call. Keep clear of water near electrical equipment and ask for guidance on the next step.
Stop using the equipment if safe. For smoke or fire, leave and call 911. Do not restart it to see whether the smell returns.
Contact us rather than assuming it can wait. We can discuss the symptoms and check service availability.
An urgent problem is stressful enough. We explain the findings, available options, and price clearly so you can make an informed decision.
Real Google reviews, in our customers’ own words.
Nola · Google review · January 2026Brian and his coowner are the best. They came out in a huge snowstorm arriving in a snowstorm to restore heat to my sisters house. Such a dedicated team that truly wants no customer to be left in the cold.
Cassie J. · Google review · January 2026 Excerpt · the full review is on our Google profile…I called at midnight and Bryan (HVAC expert) was at our house in less than 30 minutes! He installed a new thermostat and went on to another house for a repair. Mind you, a snow storm is coming and he was out repairing units for families until almost 2:45am!
…It is the middle of a snow storm and Bryan had a SNOW PLOW bring him back to our house in the morning to fix the issue.
Tell us what is happening and where you are located. We will check service availability and explain the next step.
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