Calgary Air Heating and Cooling Ltd takes emergency AC repair calls seven days a week, with evening and weekend appointments available. AC tends to go down when it is thirty-five degrees out, and that is not a problem anyone wants to sit through. Our phones are answered from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Call (403) 720-0003.
Some AC problems can wait until morning. Others genuinely cannot, and knowing the difference matters when you are standing in a house getting warmer by the hour.
Call for emergency AC repair in these situations. House at 30 degrees or climbing, especially with elderly family members, kids, or pets inside. That does not wait. Burning smell from the air handler or outdoor unit means something electrical is wrong. Shut the system off at the thermostat before calling. Running it does not help and usually raises the final bill. Outdoor unit grinding, banging, or screeching. Sounds like that mean components are failing. Refrigerant smell near the outdoor unit or hissing from the lines. That is not something to monitor overnight.
Not sure if it qualifies? Call and describe what the system is doing, and we will help you decide whether it needs a visit now or can wait for a regular appointment.
If it is the furnace that has stopped in winter rather than the AC in summer, that is a different call. Our emergency furnace repair service covers no-heat problems, including after-hours calls through the heating season.
You call. We take the address, note the symptoms and book the visit. The failures behind most emergency air conditioning calls are familiar ones: capacitors, contactors and refrigerant problems. The technician diagnoses the fault on site and explains what it is before anything else happens.
Something more involved comes up? Quote first. No work starts without your sign-off.
After-hours emergency AC repair carries a higher call-out rate than standard daytime service, which is common across HVAC companies in Calgary. Calgary Air Heating and Cooling Ltd gives you that rate when you book. You know the cost structure before anyone arrives.
Parts and labour are quoted separately once the problem is diagnosed. No work starts without sign-off. For what standard air conditioning repairs typically cost during regular hours, the AC repair cost guide covers pricing by job type.
Capacitor failure is the most common reason an air conditioner stops running on a hot night. When it fails, the compressor and fan motors cannot start. Unit hums but does not respond, or it does not come on at all. Fast fix, usually under an hour. More detail on what that job involves is on the AC capacitor replacement page.
Refrigerant loss shows up differently. System runs, fan moves, no cold air. Often the unit has been losing refrigerant slowly for months until it cannot hold temperature.
Contactors and wiring faults also show up after hours. Not every after-hours call involves a major component. Some are straightforward problems that happen to occur on a weekend or late in the evening. Whatever it is, the technician diagnoses it before quoting. Our air conditioning repair service covers the same issues during standard hours.
Calgary, Chestermere, Cochrane, Okotoks. Those are the coverage areas. Evening and weekend appointments are available, and how soon a technician can get to you depends on call volume and where you are. For more on air conditioning services available throughout the year, visit the air conditioning services page.
Something wrong with your AC on a hot evening, Calgary Air Heating and Cooling Ltd is the call. (403) 720-0003.
From installation and repair to maintenance and replacement, we cover your heating and cooling needs.
Furnace repair from licensed technicians, with the price given before the work starts.
Many successful projects under our belt. Here are before and after pictures from some of our recent jobs.
You will always get upfront pricing on all our professional services. Also, you will get free replacement quotes on heating and cooling. Apart from Calgary, the other areas we cover are Chestermere, Cochrane, Okotoks, Rural Communities, etc.
