Heating issues
No heat, burner problems, HVAC outages, and related service requests.
Emergency HVAC and heating coordination
Emergency Service Coordination
Tell us what is happening, where service is needed, and how to reach you. A coordinator will review urgent heating and HVAC requests as quickly as possible.
Start with the details that matter.
Share the site address, building type, occupancy, and issue. The more complete the intake, the faster a coordinator can understand the request.
Commercial sites
Useful for offices, warehouses, retail buildings, farms, and property portfolios.
Clear follow-up
A coordinator can use your intake to confirm next steps and contact details.
Emergency heating questions
What should I do if there is no heat?
Submit the emergency intake with the site address, building type, occupancy, and issue details. For urgent help, call (717) 397-9800.
What information helps with emergency heating follow-up?
Helpful details include whether the building is occupied, vulnerable occupants are present, system type, access notes, fuel status, and the best phone number for follow-up.
Does emergency intake guarantee immediate dispatch?
No. Emergency intake helps a coordinator review the request quickly, but dispatch depends on service availability, site details, safety, and follow-up confirmation.