When equipment fails unexpectedly, call to discuss the problem and current service availability. Choose the affected system below for guidance on the next step.
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Emergency
An urgent service request starts with what is happening now: loss of heat, cooling failure, leaking equipment, or another building-system concern. Describe the conditions and any immediate danger when you call. The team can discuss availability and the appropriate service path without relying on an unattended online request.
Call from a safe location with the address, equipment type, current conditions, and access contact.
Find your service
Explore the emergency options below. Each page explains the relevant symptoms, project choices, and next steps.
A plan for your property
For suspected gas leaks, carbon monoxide alarms, fire, or immediate danger, leave and contact emergency services or the utility.
Explain the system, affected rooms, fault messages, and whether the problem is getting worse.
Call to confirm the current response options and any applicable service charges before assuming an arrival time.
After assessment, discuss what can be addressed now and what needs parts or a separate project.
How it works
Contact emergency responders or the utility when the situation requires them.
Describe the failure, location, and current conditions.
Discuss availability, access, and the initial assessment.
Agree on repair options and any follow-up work once the cause is known.
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Plan your project
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Helpful answers
Find answers about emergency, including costs, the work involved, and decisions to make before booking.
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Ask about emergencyNo arrival time or around-the-clock availability should be assumed. Call to confirm current coverage, scheduling, and charges for your location and equipment. The team can explain the available next step; an online form should not be used when an immediate response is needed.
Leave the building and call emergency services from outside. Do not wait for an online reply or treat the alarm as a routine equipment fault. After responders have addressed the immediate hazard, arrange the appropriate equipment assessment and follow their instructions about re-entry and operation.
The service request form is not an emergency dispatch channel. Calling lets you explain current conditions and check availability directly. The estimate needs to identify the equipment or areas included, access, labor, parts, and any separate work. A broad national figure would not reliably price this particular scope. Ask for the assessment charge and a written proposal before authorizing work.
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For suspected gas leaks, carbon monoxide alarms, fire, or immediate danger, leave and contact emergency services or the utility. Explain the system, affected rooms, fault messages, and whether the problem is getting worse. Call to confirm the current response options and any applicable service charges before assuming an arrival time. After assessment, discuss what can be addressed now and what needs parts or a separate project. The written scope should identify the agreed tasks and any separate work before it starts.
Call from a safe location with the address, equipment type, current conditions, and access contact. Share relevant records and observations when requesting service, and mention access restrictions or other work taking place. You do not need to diagnose the equipment yourself. The team can confirm what else is needed to plan the assessment.
Let’s talk about emergency
When equipment fails unexpectedly, call to discuss the problem and current service availability. Choose the affected system below for guidance on the next step.
For urgent service, call to confirm availability780-454-1245
For non-immediate follow-up. Call to discuss urgent service; this form is not an emergency response channel.
Local service
Check whether we serve your community. Your postal code helps us confirm coverage.
Answer 4 quick questions about your heating or cooling system. See whether to start with a repair or compare replacement options. A technician will confirm the right approach in person.
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A best guess is fine. It's often on a sticker on the unit. Tap one to continue.
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This is a guide based on your answers, not a diagnosis. A technician confirms everything in person.
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