No Heating or Cooling?
CAll Now.
If your heating or cooling system has failed and the problem cannot safely wait, call B.R.’s immediately.
Immediate danger? If there is smoke, fire or a carbon-monoxide alarm, leave the building and call 911 or the gas utility from a safe location.
Your HVAC Problem Cannot Wait
Tell us what system you have, what stopped working and any sounds, smells or error codes you noticed.
Emergency no-heat service
Call when a furnace, boiler or heat pump stops working and cold conditions put indoor comfort or property safety at risk.
Urgent cooling service
We diagnose serious air conditioning and heat pump failures when high indoor temperatures cannot safely wait for regular hours.
Safe HVAC diagnosis
We inspect the system, address the immediate concern where possible and explain any follow-up repair or replacement work.
Keep Everyone Safe
- Turn the equipment off if you notice smoke, sparking, a burning smell or severe unusual noise.
- Do not remove panels or attempt a fuel, electrical or refrigerant repair yourself.
- If it is safe, keep the equipment area accessible and have the model or error code ready.
Need an Answer Right now?
If you are unsure whether the situation can wait, call us and explain what is happening.
What qualifies as an HVAC emergency?
No heat during dangerous cold, a complete heating or cooling shutdown during extreme weather, unusual burning smells, sparking or other equipment problems that may threaten safety or property should be treated as urgent.
Can I call for emergency HVAC service overnight or on a weekend?
Yes. B.R.’s provides 24-hour emergency heating and cooling service, including nights, weekends and holidays. Call (519) 688-5999 for the fastest help.
What should I do before the HVAC technician arrives?
Turn the equipment off if you notice smoke, sparking, a burning smell or severe unusual noise. If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave the building immediately and contact emergency services before calling for HVAC repair.
Which heating and cooling systems can you service after hours?
Emergency calls may involve furnaces, boilers, heat pumps and central air conditioning systems. Tell us what equipment you have and what it is doing so we can assess the safest next step.