Emergency HVAC service in Texas
If your AC fails in extreme heat, first check the thermostat, breaker and filter, then move vulnerable people to a cool place while you arrange service. If you smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, leave and call 911 or your gas utility. Expect after-hours service fees to be higher.
Stay safe in the heat
Texas heat can be dangerous, especially for older adults, children and people with health conditions. Use fans, close blinds, drink water, and go to a cooled public space if needed. See the National Weather Service heat safety page.
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Sources
- National Weather Service: Heat safety
- U.S. CPSC: Carbon monoxide information
- HomeAdvisor: AC repair cost
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