Family-owned since 2006 · HVAC TACLB22826C · TX #M37903 · 24/7 dispatch

Emergency heating repair — no heat tonight? Call (469) 532-0101

Furnace quit, heat pump blowing cold, house dropping a degree an hour. Try the four quick checks below. If the heat isn’t back — or you smell gas or burning — call. A local crew from Royse City, not a call center.

Live dispatch, 24/7. ETA confirmed on the call.

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Try these 4 quick checks first

Smell gas? Leave the house and call 911 and Atmos Energy (866-322-8667) from outside. Don’t run the furnace. Call us at (469) 532-0101 once it’s safe.

1. Thermostat

Set it to HEAT, raise it a few degrees above room temperature, and replace the batteries if the screen is blank.

  • Mode on HEAT
  • Set a few degrees higher
  • Fresh batteries

2. Breaker & service switch

Check the furnace or air handler breaker, and the service switch near the unit (it looks like a light switch).

  • Breaker panel
  • Switch by the unit

3. Filter

A clogged filter can make the system shut itself down. Swap it if it’s dirty.

  • Pull and look
  • Replace if dirty

4. Pilot / ignition

Gas furnace: is the igniter glowing or the burners trying to light? Don’t keep retrying ignition. If it won’t light, call.

  • Look, don’t force it
  • Won’t light → call

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When to call for emergency heating repair

That’s it for DIY. Don’t open furnace panels, jump safeties, or relight gas valves yourself.

Call (469) 532-0101 now if:

  • The quick checks didn’t bring heat back
  • You smell burning, electrical, or gas — or a CO alarm is going off (leave and call 911 first)
  • The furnace short-cycles, blows cold air, or the breaker keeps tripping
  • The heat pump is iced over or stuck on aux/EM heat with no warmth
  • Babies, elderly, or medically vulnerable people are home on a cold night

What we fix after hours

Trucks are stocked with common parts, so a lot of no-heat calls get fixed on the first visit.

  • Gas furnaces — ignitors, flame sensors, inducer motors, limit and pressure switches, control boards, blower motors
  • Electric furnaces & heat strips — failed elements, sequencers, relays, tripped breakers
  • Heat pumps — defrost problems, reversing valves, aux heat that isn’t kicking on, iced outdoor coils
  • Thermostats — dead, miswired, or not calling for heat

Bigger picture — repair vs. replace on an aging unit? See furnace repair and replacement.

How emergency dispatch works

  1. Call — (469) 532-0101. A live dispatcher answers, not a voicemail.
  2. Dispatch — a tech gets rolling; we confirm the ETA on the call.
  3. Diagnose — the tech finds what failed and why.
  4. Quote before work — you get the price before any repair starts.
  5. Repair — fix it, run the system through a full heat cycle, and confirm heat at the vents.

An after-hours dispatch fee may apply — we’ll explain any after-hours fee before we roll.

Cold snap also froze a pipe? Our 24/7 emergency plumber is the same number — plumbing and HVAC from one crew.

Prevent the next no-heat night

Most midnight no-heat calls come from a dirty flame sensor, a weak ignitor, or a packed filter that a pre-season check would have caught. Run our furnace tune-up before the first freeze checklist and the fall HVAC changeover list — then protect your pipes before a hard freeze, because a house that stays warm protects its own plumbing.

FAQ

Common questions

Full FAQ →
My heater quit tonight. Who does emergency heating repair near me?
Everflow Plumbing Heating & Air runs 24/7 heating dispatch from Royse City to Garland, Balch Springs, Forney, Plano, Rockwall and nearby cities. Call (469) 532-0101.
What should I check before calling for no heat?
Set the thermostat to HEAT and check its batteries. Check the furnace breaker and service switch, and replace a dirty filter. If the heat doesn’t come back, call.
Is no heat an emergency?
It is when it’s cold out, the house is losing heat, or anyone vulnerable is home. It’s also an emergency if you smell gas or burning. For gas, leave first and call 911 and Atmos Energy.
Why is my furnace blowing cold air?
Common causes are a failed ignitor or flame sensor, a tripped limit switch from a clogged filter, or a thermostat set to fan ON. A technician can test which one it is.

Why Choose Everflow vs Other Plumbers?

What makes us different and why homeowners trust us with their plumbing and HVAC needs

Family Owned & Operated Since 2006

Unlike big chains, we're a local family business that treats your home like our own. Personal service, not corporate bureaucracy.

Master Plumber License #M37903

Fully licensed, insured, and bonded. We're not just handymen—we're certified professionals with the expertise to handle any job.

15-30 Minute Emergency Response

Most plumbers take hours. We guarantee fast response times because we know emergencies can't wait.

No heat? We’re up.

Emergency heating repair in Garland, Balch Springs, Forney, Plano, Rockwall, and Royse City — family-owned since 2006, HVAC TACLB22826C, TX #M37903, live dispatch 24/7.