Heating & Cooling Solutions
Emergency Services
HVAC Emergency?
We're Here 24/7
The last thing you want to to have a broken furnace or AC, especially when bad weather is headed your way. The team at Heating and Cooling Solutions is here to help you out, night or day. Our team is on call to diagnose and repair any issues you may have.
What to Expect
Make The Call
Reach our emergency hotline 24/7. We answer calls day or night, weekends and holidays.
Fast Dispatch
We dispatch a certified technician to your location as quickly as possible.
Expert Diagnosis
Our technician diagnoses the problem quickly and explains your options.
Immediate Repair
We carry common parts on our trucks to fix most issues on the spot.
Emergency
- No heat during freezing temperatures
- AC completely down during heatwave
- Gas smell or carbon monoxide concern
- Strange burning smells from system
- Water leaking from HVAC unit
- Unusual loud noises or grinding
- System won’t turn on at all
- Frozen AC unit or pipes
Non-Emergency
- Maintenance
- Quotes/estimates
- Repairs if the system is currently heating or cooling
- Water damage from a water heater
Heating & Cooling Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I check my filter & where is it located?
- You should check your filter monthly.
- Depending on the filter size, we recommend changing the filter every 1-3 months.
- Typically, the filter is on either side of the furnace or near the top or bottom.
- (TIP: The arrows on the filter should face toward the furnace)
Why doesn't my AC seem to be keeping up?
- The condenser or filter may be dirty causing restricted airflow.
- If the condenser is dirty you can hose it off.
- If the filter is dirty, replace it.
Why am I seeing water on the floor around my furnace?
There may be an obstruction or kink in the drain lines.
What if I'm still having issues?
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Verify that nothing is blocking your vents and all vents are open.
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Replace your thermostat batteries yearly.
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Replace carbon monoxide batteries every 6 months to 1 year.
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If you don’t have power to a unit, check your breaker box to ensure no breakers are tripped and no fuses are blown.
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If you are experiencing issues with your unit, turn the lightswitch off for 5 minutes to try resetting the system. (The switch is typically located on the side or near the furnace.)
If you have an issue that these FAQ aren’t solving, give us a call!
Don't Suffer Through an HVAC Emergency
Call now for immediate assistance. We’re standing by 24/7.