After-Hours HVAC Help in Sapulpa & the Tulsa Metro

Our hours, stated honestly

We are a family-owned company, and we want to be straight with you about availability. Our regular hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. That is when we can schedule repairs most reliably.

Evenings and weekends, help may be available based on technician availability, and a surcharge may apply. Call (918) 370-1260 and we will tell you what we can do. If we can't get to you right away, we will get you on the schedule as soon as we can.

Check these before you call

Some no-heat and no-cool calls have a simple fix. These checks are safe for most homeowners and might save you a service call.

• Thermostat: make sure it is set to Heat or Cool, the set point is right and the batteries are not dead.
• Breaker: look for a tripped HVAC or furnace breaker in your panel. Reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us.
• Filter: a badly clogged filter can freeze an AC coil or make a furnace overheat and shut down. Swap it if it is dirty.
• Furnace switch: make sure the light-switch-style power switch near the furnace has not been turned off.
• Condensate switch: many systems shut off when the drain backs up. Water in the drain pan or a full condensate pump means the safety switch may have stopped the system.

Gas smell or carbon monoxide alarm

If you smell gas, leave the house right away and don't use light switches, phones or anything that could spark inside. Once you are safely outside, call your gas company or 911. If your CO alarm sounds, get everyone into fresh air and call 911.

These are emergencies for the gas company and first responders first. Once they have made it safe, we can find and repair the cause.

Getting through until help arrives

In summer, close blinds on sunny windows, run ceiling fans and keep doors to unused rooms shut. Move vulnerable family members and pets to the coolest part of the house, or somewhere with AC if the heat becomes dangerous.

In winter, close curtains at night, open cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls to help protect pipes, and use space heaters only as directed, with plenty of clearance. Never use an oven, grill or generator to heat your home.