24/7 Emergency HVAC Services
We Treat Your Emergency Like It’s Our Own
If your air conditioner or furnace fails, you can count on the reliable services of One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning. Our heating and air conditioning experts can solve your HVAC issues quickly and effectively, often on the first visit. We know that a malfunctioning heating or AC system in need of repair can be uncomfortable and inconvenient, so we do everything we can to restore the comfort in your home. Whether you’re in need of specialized repairs or you need your whole system to be replaced, there is nothing our team can’t handle. We are available to assist you around the clock!
Emergency services for any situation:
- Emergency Heat Pump Repair
- Emergency AC Repair
- Emergency Furnace Repair
- Emergency Thermostat Repair
- Emergency Duct Repair
- Emergency Boiler Repair
- Emergency Water Heater Repair
Excellent HVAC Service, Gauranteed
One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning offers prompt, 24-hour emergency HVAC service because we want to be there when you need us most. Our knowledge and experience means we can meet your home comfort needs at all hours; we solve even the most complex heating and air conditioning problems in a short timeframe. Our service trucks are fully stocked with thousands of specialty parts and materials on board, so we are ready to pull up to your home and fix your air conditioning or heating problem as soon as possible. Even factory warranties are honored 24/7!
Our valued clients count on us for excellent customer service:
- Straightforward service explanations and pricing
- Service available nights, weekends, and holidays*
- Job will be done right the first time—guaranteed
- All technicians are licensed, trained, and knowledgeable
Fast Resolution with Heating, Cooling, or Water Heater Emergencies
Taking fast action is key with an HVAC or water heater emergency. After receiving your call, our technicians will arrive at your residence as quickly as possible to begin diagnosis and repair. Because gas and electricity are usually involved in both climate control and water heater systems, it's essential for homeowners not to attempt to fix broken units on their own. We have seen too many individuals put themselves in unnecessary danger instead of relying on professionals for emergency HVAC repairs.
Emergency HVAC FAQs
What Are Signs of Serious Issues with My System That Would Require Emergency Services?
If your system simply won't turn on, this is obviously a reason to give us a call. If you are concerned about any electrical problems (circuit breaker is tripping or you smell burning), this would be another reason to get immediate help. Sometimes, hearing high pitched screaming or hissing sounds can be indicators of serious failure on an AC or furnace unit. If you feel unsafe or you unit just isn't functioning at all, we recommend getting in touch right away.
What Should I Do If My HVAC Unit Stops Working Suddenly?
Occasionally, an HVAC system may not turn on because of thermostat settings so be sure to double check your thermostat. With some systems there can be a brief delay (of a few minutes) between setting the thermostat and hearing the system turn on. Also, be sure to check your circuit breaker in case it has tripped for some reason and needs to be reset. If you can't locate a clear reason why your system won't start, it's probably time to give our professionals a call.
What's Considered Dangerous Heat?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), thousands of people are hospitalized each year due to heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke. In fact, extreme heat is one of the leading causes of weather-related deaths in the United States. Dangerous heat conditions typically begin when the heat index exceeds 90°F (32°C), increasing the risk of heat exhaustion. When the heat index rises above 103°F (39°C), the risk of heat stroke and other serious health effects becomes significantly higher. Even nighttime temperatures above 75°F (24°C) can be hazardous, as they prevent the body from cooling down properly.
Those most at risk include older adults, young children, individuals with chronic medical conditions, and anyone without access to air conditioning. If your cooling system isn’t working properly or you’re experiencing discomfort during a heat wave, don’t wait—reach out to your local One Hour team to ensure your home remains a safe and comfortable environment. For more information on heat-related health risks and how to stay safe, visit the CDC’s Heat & Health Tracker or HEAT.gov.
