Emergency Heating & AC Repair in Southeast DC
No heat on a freezing night or no AC in a heat wave in Southeast DC? Call us any time. A real person answers, and we prioritize homes with young children, older adults or medical needs. We cover Southeast DC from Parkside to Deanwood.
When to call about emergency heating and AC repair
- Carbon monoxide alarm sounding
- Boiler pressure rising and the relief valve spraying
- Breaker keeps tripping on the HVAC system
- Strange loud noises followed by a shutdown
- No heat during freezing weather
Emergency calls across Southeast DC are answered around the clock, with priority for homes with young children, older adults or medical needs.
Southeast DC weather and your system
Southeast DC sits a little lower and closer to the river than much of the city, so summers feel humid and heavy. In winter, older homes with little insulation lose heat fast during cold snaps.
For emergencies across Southeast DC, we ask a few safety questions first so you know what to do while we are on the way.
What our visit looks like
You get the price before we start, even at night. No pressure and no surprise charges.
Southeast DC emergencies are answered around the clock.
How we get to you
Most homes here have off-street parking or easy curbside access, and our base in Parkside is minutes from Kenilworth Avenue, I-295 and Benning Road. ZIP codes: 20019, 20020, 20032 and nearby.
For any Southeast DC emergency, tell us whether it is heat, cooling or a leak, and whether anyone at home has medical needs.
About the price
We tell you the cost first and stick to it.
Questions from Southeast DC
Can I do anything while I wait for you?
Check the breaker and thermostat batteries, replace a dirty filter and keep people warm or cool.
What should I do if my carbon monoxide alarm goes off?
Get everyone outside, call 911, and do not go back in until it is cleared.
Which parts of Southeast DC do you cover?
Wards 7 and 8 and the neighborhoods west across the river, from Parkside, Deanwood and Benning to Hillcrest, Anacostia, Congress Heights, Hill East and Kingman Park.