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Emergency HVAC Line • Northwest Georgia

Emergency HVAC Service in Northwest Georgia

A local team member answers during posted hours, and urgent calls are evaluated for dispatch based on conditions and technician availability. Call and we'll tell you honestly when we can be there.

$89 diagnostic, waived when you choose a repair or install option

Anderson technician heading out from a service van with gauges and tools

Smell gas or hear a carbon monoxide alarm? Get everyone outside first, then call 911 or your gas utility from outside the house. Don't flip switches or restart the system. Call us once everyone is safe.

Call or Wait?

Is It an HVAC Emergency?

Match what's happening to the right next step.

  • Get outGas smell, smoke or a carbon monoxide alarmLeave the house and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Then call us.
  • Call nowNo heat in freezing weather or no cooling in dangerous heatEspecially with babies, older family members or anyone with a medical condition at home. Call (706) 629-0749.
  • Call nowWater leaking, a burning smell or a breaker that keeps trippingTurn the system off at the thermostat and leave it off. Running it can turn one repair into several.
  • Call usIced-over unit, or a system that runs but can’t keep upSwitch cooling off and leave the fan on. We'll tell you honestly whether it needs a visit tonight or can safely wait.
  • Can waitNoisy, uneven or short-cycling, but the home is safeSend a service request and our Calhoun office will schedule a regular visit.

Right Now

What to Do While You Wait

A few simple steps protect your home and your equipment until a technician arrives.

  1. Burning smell or smoke?

    Turn the system off at the thermostat. If it smells electrical, switch off the breaker to the unit and leave it off.

  2. AC iced over?

    Turn cooling off but leave the fan running so the ice melts. It also gives us a cleaner diagnosis.

  3. No cooling in the heat?

    Close blinds on the sunny side, run ceiling fans and move to the lowest, coolest floor.

  4. No heat in the cold?

    Layer up, close off unused rooms and keep space heaters well away from anything that can burn.

  5. Water around the unit?

    Soak it up and set a pan under the leak so it doesn’t reach drywall or flooring.

  6. Check the simple things

    Thermostat mode and batteries, a clogged filter, or a breaker that tripped once. Don’t reset a breaker that keeps tripping.

No Cooling or No Heat

Emergency AC Repair and Emergency Heating Repair

What to check first, when to turn the system off, and when it’s time to call.

No cooling

Your AC stopped working

Check first: the thermostat is set to cool and below room temperature, the filter isn’t clogged, and the AC breaker hasn’t tripped.

Turn it off if you see ice on the lines, water leaking, or smell burning. For ice, switch cooling off and leave the fan running.

Call now if the house can’t stay at a safe temperature in the heat, especially with babies, older family members or anyone with a medical condition at home.

No heat

Your furnace or heat pump stopped working

Check first: the thermostat is set to heat with working batteries, the filter isn’t clogged, and the breaker or furnace switch is on.

Turn it off if it smells like burning or the breaker keeps tripping. If you smell gas or a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave the house and call 911 or your gas utility from outside.

Call now if there’s no heat in freezing weather, pipes are at risk, or someone at home is vulnerable to the cold.

How Our Emergency Line Works

A Live Line, Clear Answers

  • Clear emergency guidance. Call the emergency line and we'll tell you honestly what response is available for your location and situation.
  • Rotation-based dispatch. Our on-call technician is dispatched when conditions allow. Response time depends on time of day, crew availability and your location.
  • Flat-rate pricing. Upfront pricing — no surprise overtime or holiday fees. The price we quote is the price you pay.
  • Local in-house techs. Not a national chain with rotating on-call techs. Our own trained, local technicians — no subcontractors.

Honest Expectations

What Emergency Service Means at Anderson

Our team answers during posted business hours. After-hours availability depends on time, location and technician capacity. Call and we'll tell you honestly when we can be there.

  • Calhoun, Rome and within about 20 minutes of either office (Gordon County, the Rome area of Floyd County, parts of Bartow and Whitfield) — your after-hours emergency has the best chance of a same-night response. Our techs live and work in this area and can roll out without an hour-plus drive.
  • Existing Anderson customers with a recent install or service call — we don't let our work fail on you overnight. We're calling techs until we find one who can respond.
  • Life-safety situations anywhere we serve — no heat in freezing weather with kids or elderly in the home, gas smell, water flooding from a unit — we prioritize same-day or next-morning response.
  • Outlying areas, standard after-hours calls — your call is logged and you're on the schedule first thing the next business day, with a real arrival window.

What we won't do: tell you a tech is "on the way" at midnight when we can't actually guarantee that. We'd rather you know what to expect than be left waiting on a porch in the cold.

Service Area

Our Emergency Service Area

Emergency dispatch from our Calhoun shop across Northwest Georgia: Gordon, Bartow, Whitfield, Floyd, Murray, Pickens, Gilmer, Catoosa, Walker and Chattooga counties.

Emergency service by city: Calhoun · Dalton · Rome · Cartersville · Adairsville · Resaca · Fairmount · Chatsworth · Jasper · Ellijay. Not listed? See the full service area or call (706) 629-0749.

Simple. Clear. No Pressure.

From One Call to Comfort Again

You'll know what's happening, what your options are and what it costs before you decide.

  1. Tell Us What's Going On

    Call or request service, and we'll find the earliest appointment that works for you.

  2. We Diagnose the Problem

    A technician inspects your system and explains what they find in plain language.

  3. See Your Options

    Repair, replace or a whole-home fix when it makes sense, with the price before work begins.

  4. You Decide

    You choose what's right for your home and budget. No pressure.

Simple process. Clear answers. No pressure.

Reviews

What Anderson Customers Say

Rated 4.8 across 670+ Google reviews from Northwest Georgia homeowners.

  • Google review

    ★★★★★

    “Exceptional Service from Start to Finish. The team at Anderson Heating and Air provided outstanding service from beginning to end...”
    Cheryl Collins
    Rome, GA
  • Google review

    ★★★★★

    “I recently had the pleasure of experiencing exceptional service from Josh, Joe, and Eddie. From the moment they arrived, their professionalism and dedication were evident...”
    Tamara Garwood
    Rome, GA
  • Google review

    ★★★★★

    “Josh and Keith did a fantastic job with my air conditioner. Very professional, knowledgeable about what they were doing...”
    Gloria Leonard
    Adairsville, GA

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FAQ

Emergency HVAC Service Questions

How quickly can you get to me in an emergency?

Emergency service availability depends on the time, your location and technician capacity. In-area emergencies are dispatched same-day when a technician is available; outlying and after-hours calls are scheduled first thing the next business day. Call (706) 629-0749 and we'll tell you honestly when we can be there.

Do you charge extra for nights, weekends or holidays?

No. We use upfront, flat-rate pricing with no surprise overtime or holiday fees. The price we quote is the price you pay.

Do you send your own technicians?

Yes. Our own trained, local technicians respond — no subcontractors.

What counts as an HVAC emergency?

A gas smell, a carbon monoxide alarm, smoke or a burning smell, water leaking from the system, or no heat or cooling when the temperature puts your family or your pipes at risk. Noisy or uneven systems in a safe home can usually wait for a regular visit.

Do you offer emergency AC repair and emergency heating repair?

Yes. We handle both no-cooling and no-heat calls on AC units, furnaces and heat pumps. Call (706) 629-0749 and we'll tell you honestly when a technician can be there. For problems that can wait, see our HVAC repair page or send a service request.

When should I turn my HVAC system off?

Turn it off at the thermostat if you smell burning, see water leaking, the breaker keeps tripping, or the AC is icing over (leave the fan on to melt the ice). If you smell gas, don't touch the system. Get everyone outside and call 911 or your gas utility.

What does an emergency visit cost?

Every visit starts with an $89 diagnostic, waived when you choose a repair or install option. Once we find the problem, you get the price before any work begins.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Get everyone out of the house, then call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Don't flip switches or restart the system. Call us once everyone is safe.

Ready for a More Comfortable Home?

Emergency? Call Now.

For no heat, no AC, water leaking or a burning smell, call (706) 629-0749. For anything that can wait, send a request and our Calhoun office will get back to you.

Takes less than 30 seconds!

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