Need Emergency HVAC Help? Get Connected With a Local Professional
When your heating or cooling system stops working unexpectedly, you may need HVAC help as soon as possible.
ASAP Cooling & Heating helps homeowners and businesses connect with HVAC professionals who may be available to assist with urgent heating and cooling problems. Tell us what's happening, provide your location, and we'll help you find professional HVAC assistance.
HVAC Problems Can't Always Wait
A heating or cooling failure can be more than an inconvenience, particularly during periods of extreme temperatures.
You may need emergency HVAC assistance if your:
• Air conditioner has stopped working
• Heating system has stopped producing heat
• HVAC system won't turn on
• Property is experiencing a major temperature problem
• HVAC system is leaking
• System has suddenly developed a serious problem
• Heating or cooling system is making unusual or concerning noises
• HVAC system is repeatedly shutting down
If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies as an emergency, describe the problem when submitting your request. An HVAC professional can help determine the appropriate next step.
When to Seek Immediate Help
Some HVAC situations may require more than routine service.
If you notice smoke, fire, a strong gas odor, or another potentially dangerous condition, move away from the affected equipment and contact the appropriate emergency service or utility provider before arranging HVAC service.
For suspected gas leaks or other immediate safety hazards, don't attempt to diagnose or repair the equipment yourself.
Once the situation is safe, an HVAC professional can evaluate the heating or cooling equipment as appropriate.
What to Do When Your HVAC System Fails
1. Stay Safe
If you notice smoke, fire, a gas odor, electrical danger, or another immediate hazard, leave the area and contact the appropriate emergency service or utility provider.
2. Check the Basics
If there is no immediate safety concern, you can check simple items such as whether the thermostat is set appropriately and whether the system has power.
Don't attempt repairs if you're unsure what you're doing.
3. Describe the Problem
Note what your system is doing - or not doing - and provide those details in your service request.
4. Request Professional Help
Submit your emergency HVAC request and provide your location.
5. Discuss the Solution
The HVAC professional can evaluate the situation and explain your available options.
Need Emergency HVAC Help?
Don't spend valuable time searching for HVAC professionals when you need assistance.
Tell us what happened and where you need service. We'll help connect you with an HVAC professional who may be available to assist.