24/7 Emergency HVAC Repairs in Missoula
Immediate, around-the-clock response to restore your heating and cooling when it fails.

Fast, Reliable Emergency HVAC Solutions
Equipment breakdowns rarely happen during normal business hours. When your furnace quits during a sub-zero Missoula winter night or your central air fails in the middle of a July heatwave, waiting for days is not an option. Our fully insured technicians are on standby 24/7 to provide rapid diagnostics and lasting repairs for all major HVAC brands. We arrive with fully stocked trucks to restore your family's comfort and safety as quickly as possible.
Our Emergency Services
How We Can Help Restore Your Comfort
Emergency Heating Repair
We quickly restore heat to freezing homes by replacing cracked heat exchangers, faulty ignitors, and failing boiler pumps before your water pipes risk freezing.
Emergency AC Repair
When intense summer heat makes your home unsafe, our technicians troubleshoot frozen evaporator coils, refrigerant leaks, and dead compressors to get your cooling back online.
Heat Pump & Ductless Repairs
We fix stuck reversing valves and malfunctioning defrost cycles on modern Bosch and RUUD ductless systems any time of day or night.
Why Homeowners Trust Trickey's Heating and Cooling
Dedicated to Your Comfort and Safety
Honest Recommendations
Family-Owned Service
Licensed & Insured
Free Install Estimates
Free Second Opinions
Quality Workmanship
Responsive Service
5★ Google Reviews
Common Signs You Need Emergency Repair
Furnace or air conditioner completely refuses to turn on
System blows cold air in the winter or hot air in the summer
Strong burning electrical smells coming from your vents or unit
Loud screeching, banging, or heavy grinding metallic noises
Active water leaks pooling around boilers or indoor AC units
Thermostat screen is completely blank and unresponsive

Warning Signs
Don't Wait Out a Complete System Failure
Waiting until Monday to fix a broken furnace during a Montana winter can lead to burst pipes and severe water damage. Similarly, strong electrical smells or harsh grinding noises indicate immediate danger to your equipment's motor and compressor. Our emergency dispatch team is ready to resolve the problem right now, protecting your property and providing peace of mind.
SERVICE AREAS
Missoula
Polson
Kalispell
Thompson Falls
St. Regis
Helena
Butte
East Missoula
Orchard Homes
Bonner
Lolo
Frenchtown
Emergency HVAC FAQs
What qualifies as an HVAC emergency?
A true HVAC emergency is any situation where your health or property is at risk. This includes a complete loss of heat during freezing weather, an AC failure during extreme heat, active water leaks from your equipment, or smelling a burning electrical odor from your vents.
What should I check before calling for emergency HVAC service?
Before calling, verify that your thermostat has fresh batteries and is set to the correct mode. Check your home's electrical panel to ensure the breaker for your HVAC system hasn't tripped, and confirm that your furnace power switch is in the "on" position.
How quickly can an emergency technician get to my house?
Response times vary depending on your exact location across Western Montana and current weather conditions, but we prioritize homes with complete system failures and dispatch our on-call technicians as rapidly as possible.
Do you repair all HVAC brands during an emergency call?
Yes, our service trucks are fully stocked with universal replacement parts like capacitors, contactors, and ignitors to troubleshoot and repair most major heating and cooling brands on the very first visit.
What should I do if I smell gas near my furnace?
If you smell a strong odor of rotten eggs near your gas furnace, leave your home immediately. Do not turn any electrical switches on or off. Call your local gas utility provider or 911 from outside, and then contact us to repair the heating system once the home is cleared.
Do you provide upfront pricing for after-hours repairs?
Yes, even during an emergency call in the middle of the night, our technicians will accurately diagnose the failure and provide you with a clear, upfront estimate for the repair costs before any work begins.
