Emergency HVAC Repair in Westchester County, NY

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When your heat quits on a freezing January night or your AC gives out during a sticky July heat wave, you need help you can count on. Wesco 53 Heat Pump & AC Repair provides emergency HVAC repair in Westchester County, NY, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We’ve been serving local families since 1953. When you call, you’ll get straight answers and a repair done right.

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What Your Neighbors Are Saying About Us

My A/C condenser stopped working. Ryan came the same day I called, patiently explained exactly what was wrong, and immediately ordered the parts necessary. While there was a delay in getting the parts -- a supplier problem, not a Wesco

Very pleased with the service we got. The initial consultation and diagnostic with Ryan was great, and the service and professionalism delivered by Mikael was a gem. So overall very satisfied.

Wesco 53 is great! Ease of scheduling an annual service call, Mikeal was very polite!

Wesco 53 is always punctual and will keep you updated if there any scheduling changes whether they’re running early or late. Patiently answers all your questions thoroughly and explains what they find and their recommendations. They will

We recently added a central heat pump, added some new ductwork, and installed two mini-splits to replace a defunct AC and supplement an oil furnace in our home. I did a lot of due diligence before jumping into the work, and I am happy that

Installed 2 air-source central heat pump systems (per floor). Relatively large job. Got quotes from 4 companies. Wesco 53 quote was competitive (not the lowest). But, from the very first visit it was apparent that Wesco 53 people were more

What Qualifies as an HVAC Emergency

Not every HVAC problem needs a middle-of-the-night visit, but some can’t wait. A complete loss of heat during a Westchester winter can lead to frozen pipes and an unsafe home within hours. Losing cooling during a summer heat wave is a real health risk, especially for young kids, older adults, and anyone with medical needs. Our high summer humidity makes those hot days feel even worse indoors.

Safety issues are always emergencies. A gas smell, a carbon monoxide alarm, burning odors, or sparking equipment all need immediate attention. Water pouring from your indoor unit can quickly cause damage. If you’re not sure whether your situation is urgent, give us a call, and we’ll help you decide.

Our Emergency HVAC Repair Services

When you call for emergency HVAC service in Westchester County, NY, we start by asking what’s happening so we know what to expect. Our technician arrives ready to diagnose the problem, explain what’s wrong, and walk you through your options. We repair both heating and cooling equipment, including heat pumps and central air conditioners. Our goal is to get your system running safely as quickly as possible.

Emergency calls don’t change how we do business. You’ll get clear pricing before we start any work, and we won’t push repairs or upgrades you don’t need. If a quick fix gets you through the night but a bigger repair makes more sense later, we’ll tell you honestly. You stay in control of every decision.

Common HVAC Emergencies We Handle

Here are some of the urgent calls we answer most often.

No heat in winter
No cooling in summer
Gas or burning smells
Carbon monoxide alarm alerts
Frozen heat pump coils
Water is leaking from the equipment
Tripped breakers or electrical issues
Loud grinding or banging noises

Westchester’s weather plays a big role in these calls. Nor’easters and ice storms can cause power surges that damage HVAC components, and heavy snow can block outdoor units and vents. In summer, long stretches of heat and humidity push older AC systems past their limits.

What to Do While Waiting for Emergency Service

If you smell gas or your carbon monoxide alarm goes off, get everyone out of the house right away. Call 911 or your gas utility from outside, and don’t flip switches or use anything that could create a spark. Once the home is cleared as safe, we’ll handle the HVAC repair.

For other emergencies, a few simple steps can help. Check your thermostat settings and batteries, and look for a tripped breaker or a shutoff switch that may have been bumped. If the equipment is leaking or making grinding noises, turn the system off to prevent more damage. In winter, close curtains, keep interior doors shut, and open cabinet doors under sinks to help protect pipes. In summer, close blinds, run fans, and stay hydrated until we arrive.

Why Choose Wesco 53 Heat Pump & AC Repair

Westchester County homeowners have trusted our family for emergency HVAC help since 1953.

Available 24/7, every day
Family-owned since 1953
Clear, upfront pricing
No unnecessary upsells
Trusted equipment brands
Respectful, professional technicians

Heating or cooling emergency? Call Wesco 53 Heat Pump & AC Repair now.

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer emergency HVAC repair on weekends and holidays?

Yes. We’re available 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Is it a heating system that won't turn on in an emergency?

In cold weather, yes. A home without heat during a Westchester winter can quickly become unsafe and lead to frozen pipes.

Does emergency HVAC repair cost more?

Pricing depends on the repair your system needs. We always give you clear pricing before any work begins, so there are no surprises.

What should I do if my carbon monoxide alarm goes off?

Leave your home immediately and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Once it’s safe, call us to inspect and repair your heating system.

Should I turn off my HVAC system while I wait?

Yes, if your system is leaking, making grinding noises, or giving off a burning smell. Shutting it off can help prevent further damage until our technician arrives.