24/7 service. Somebody's girlfriend will also be awake, and outside.

🚨 Emergency HVAC Service on Long Island

No heat in January, no AC with someone vulnerable in the house, a gas smell, or water pouring from the air handler: those can't wait.

Signs you need emergency hvac service

No heat during freezing weather (risk of burst pipes)
Gas odor near equipment. Leave first, then call your utility
CO alarm sounding
Water leaking through a ceiling from the attic air handler
No cooling during a heat advisory with elderly residents or infants at home

What the job involves

Tell you what to shut off and what to do while you wait
Dispatch whoever's awake
Make the system safe, then get basic heat or cooling running
Schedule permanent repairs if parts are needed
Remind you, gently, to sign up for maintenance

The 2 a.m. guy is the weirdest one. You'll know him when you see him.

Emergency HVAC Service FAQ

What counts as an emergency?

Safety issues (gas, CO, electrical burning smells) and no heat in freezing weather are true emergencies. Call 911 or your gas utility for gas or CO first.

Do you come at night?

Yes, unless you have kids home, in which case most of our guys can't be there that day.

Is it more expensive?

After-hours work usually is, everywhere. We're just telling you up front.

Emergency HVAC Service by Town

Nassau and Suffolk, Queens line to Orient Point:

Hempstead North Hempstead Oyster Bay Glen Cove Long Beach Babylon Brookhaven East Hampton Huntington Islip Riverhead Shelter Island Smithtown Southampton Southold

Other services

AC Repair AC Installation Furnace Repair Boiler Repair & Service Heat Pumps Ductless Mini-Splits Duct Cleaning & Sealing Indoor Air Quality Maintenance Plans