24/7 EmergencyHVAC Repair

60 minutes on average throughout Portland Metro. We dispatch the nearest available NATE-certified technician as soon as you call. For gas leaks or carbon monoxide — call 911 first, then call us. Our trucks carry common parts so most repairs are completed on the first visit.

No. 2 AM on Christmas, Sunday afternoon, middle of a heat wave — same price. Our $99 diagnostic fee applies around the clock and gets credited toward the repair. You see the total before we start.

Check the basics first — thermostat batteries, furnace power switch, and the circuit breaker. If those are fine and it still won't fire, call (503) 698-5588. While you wait: close off rooms you're not using, run a safe space heater away from anything flammable, open cabinet doors under sinks so pipes don't freeze, and pile blankets on anyone vulnerable.

Yes — 24/7 coverage throughout Lake Oswego, West Linn, and all Portland Metro communities. Average arrival time for Lake Oswego and West Linn is 45–60 minutes. We service all major HVAC brands and carry common repair parts on every truck.

Most emergency furnace repairs in Portland run $150–$500. Our $99 diagnostic fee gets credited toward the repair. Common jobs: igniter replacement ($150–$250), flame sensor cleaning ($100–$150), blower motor repair ($300–$600), control board replacement ($400–$800). You get the price before we start — no hidden fees.

Yes — AC calls get priority during heat waves because the health risk is real. Our trucks carry capacitors, contactors, and refrigerant. Most AC repairs are done within 2–4 hours of arrival. If we need a special part, we can set up portable cooling while we source it. Call before noon for guaranteed same-day service.

Get out of the building and call 911 if you smell natural gas (rotten egg odor), your CO detector alarms, you see sparks or flames from HVAC equipment, or you smell burning plastic or electrical odors. Once you're safe and 911 is on the way, call us. Do not try to diagnose gas leaks or electrical fires yourself.

Yes — 24/7 emergency commercial HVAC for offices, restaurants, retail, warehouses, and other commercial properties across Portland Metro. Our techs work on rooftop units, VRF systems, and light commercial equipment daily. A dead RTU can shut your business down, so commercial emergencies get priority dispatch.