When your heater breaks down on a freezing day, there’s no time to wait for repairs. Air Care’s emergency heater service is here to fix your furnace or heat pump quickly and efficiently. Whether it’s a complete system failure or worrisome sounds or smells from your furnace, our skilled technicians provide fast, reliable solutions to restore your warmth and safety. With same-day service and years of expertise, we’ll get your heating system back up and running in no time—call today!
Don’t let a heating issue leave you out in the cold. Air Care’s expert technicians provide fast, dependable emergency heat service—call now to get your heating system back on track!
Signs of a Furnace or Heat Pump Emergency
Wondering if your heater issue is an emergency? Check for these signs that warrant immediate attention from a professional HVAC technician and contact our team for same-day emergency service.
Complete Loss of Heat
Loss of heat during very cold weather can lead to frozen pipes, hypothermia, and other health risks, especially for vulnerable individuals.
Unusual Noises
Grinding, screeching, banging, or rattling sounds often indicate a serious mechanical failure that, if not addressed, could lead to a complete system breakdown.
Strange Smells
Burning odors or gas smells can signal electrical problems, gas leaks, or other dangerous conditions that could lead to fire or carbon monoxide poisoning.
Carbon Monoxide Alerts
Carbon monoxide is a silent killer. An alert indicates the presence of this odorless, colorless gas, which can be fatal if not addressed immediately.
Visible Damage or Leaks
Physical damage to or leaks in your heat system can lead to further deterioration, electrical hazards, or water damage to your home.
Frequent Cycling
Rapid on-off cycling can indicate serious system malfunctions, potentially leading to complete failure and leaving you without heat.
Clearing the Air on Emergency Heater Service
When your furnace or heat pump stops working unexpectedly, it’s natural to have questions about the next steps. We’ve addressed some of the most common concerns about heater emergencies so you can act fast. If you don’t find the answer you need, contact our team for same-day emergency service!
If your furnace or heat pump suddenly stops working, start by checking your thermostat settings to make sure they’re correct. Then, check your circuit breaker for any tripped switches.
If everything looks fine and your system still won’t turn on, turn it off to prevent further damage and give Air Care a call. Our team offers emergency heater service and can quickly diagnose and resolve the issue to restore your comfort.
Preventing heating emergencies starts with regular care. Schedule annual professional inspections with Air Care to catch potential problems early and keep your system running efficiently.
It’s also important to change your filters every 1–3 months, depending on usage, and address minor issues as soon as they arise. Investing in Air Care’s maintenance services allows you to avoid costly breakdowns and keep your home reliably warm all winter long.
Emergency heat is a backup heating option in heat pump systems that bypasses the heat pump to use electric or gas heating instead. It’s designed for temporary use when your heat pump isn’t working properly and you need to maintain warmth until repairs can be made.
If you find yourself needing emergency heat, contact Air Care right away. Our technicians will assess and fix your heat pump quickly to minimize downtime.
