Unexpected issues can arise at any time. Knowing that professional help is available throughout the day and night can make a big difference in your overall peace of mind. There are also many practical benefits for around-the-clock emergency service.
Keeps Problems From Worsening
Getting assistance right away when there’s a problem with your heating or cooling system is key in many situations.
Perhaps the most important concern is when the heater stops working and the outside temperatures drop below freezing. In this case, the interior temperatures can quickly decrease. Not only will you be uncomfortably cold, but your pipes may freeze. This could keep water from flowing through your faucets, and worse, it could lead to burst pipes. When a pipe breaks or cracks, this can require extensive repairs and moisture remediation.
Likewise, there are those difficult spells of high heat and humidity here in Florida in which health becomes an issue. When experts are warning to not go outside in the afternoon because of potential overheating, you’ll need a place to cool down. Your air conditioner becomes a vital component of your well-being during these periods.
Convenience Matters
Besides catching problems before they get to be more difficult to handle, 24/7 emergency services can mean a lot to customers in Jacksonville.
Some scenarios in which you would want your heating or cooling system to be repaired right away include when:
- It’s the beginning of a long weekend.
- It’s a holiday and you have guests over.
- The temperature hits the century mark.
- You have young children or older people who need to stay comfortable.
- There are leaks, odd sounds, or odors that may be concerning you.
A Team You Can Depend On
Here at McGowan's Heating & Air Conditioning, we’re ready to help anyone in our local community of Jacksonville, which we’ve been doing for more than 40 years. Our services are extensive and include installation, maintenance, and repair performed by NATE-certified technicians. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
