Some examples of HVAC emergencies include:

No heat or air conditioning: Losing heat in frigid weather or an air conditioner that won’t come on in extreme heat can make life miserable and pose a safety risk. If you have no heat or air conditioning, call for emergency service.

Leaks: If your air conditioning system or heat pump has a refrigerant leak, call for repairs immediately.

Safety concerns: Some malfunctions present a safety concern, such as an issue with a pilot light, smelling gas or smoke, or seeing sparks. Don’t wait to call for emergency HVAC repair if you have a potential safety issue.

Electrical Problems: If your HVAC experiences electrical problems, trips the circuit breakers, or emits sparks, smoke, or flames, our emergency HVAC services are on the job!

Broken Thermostats: A broken thermostat is a nuisance until your heat or air conditioning won’t run or turn off! If your thermostat malfunctions, we can fix it so you can breathe easily again.

Frozen Coils:  Frozen coils may not seem like an emergency. But running the A/C with frozen coils is hard on the equipment and can overheat your unit. If you have frozen coils, turn off the air conditioner and call us for A/C emergency service.

We Can Fix All Major Makes and Models

As a leading provider of comprehensive HVAC services, we train our service professionals on every major brand of heating, ventilation, and cooling equipment. We install, maintain, repair, upgrade, and replace Commercial HVAC equipment for all types of heaters and air conditioners. When yours breaks down, and you need emergency HVAC services, First Response will be there.

Emergency Air Conditioning Services

• Loss of cooling
• A failure to start
• Starting and stopping repeatedly
• Strange noises
• Bad odor
• Refrigerant leaks
• Sparks, flames, or smoke

Emergency Heating Services

• Loss of heating
• A failure to start
• Cycling on and off repeatedly
• Weird sounds
• Strange smells
• Electrical problems
• Carbon monoxide leak

How to Avoid HVAC emergencies?

The best way to avoid HVAC emergencies is to schedule annual maintenance by First Response. Replace the air filters to ensure proper airflow and prevent undue burden on your equipment. This essential HVAC maintenance saves you money on utility bills, prevents costly repairs, and ensures stress-free & comfort year-round.