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Emergency Furnace Repair — Chicago & Suburbs

No heat? Call us now. 24/7 emergency response. Same-day service when available.

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Emergency furnace repair in Chicago, in brief

Emergency furnace repair in Chicago is handled by SAVA HVAC & Appliance Repair, a family-owned company founded in 2017 and based at 6502 W Devon Ave. The emergency line, (773) 558-3332, is answered 24/7: tell us what the furnace is doing and confirm your address, and we give you the earliest available arrival window. Many no-heat calls are resolved in the same visit when the part is on the truck, among them failed igniters, flame sensors, thermostats, blower motors, control boards and pressure switches. The service call starts from $79 with a 30-minute diagnostic, credited toward the repair, and you decide whether to go ahead. EPA Section 608 Certified technicians repair gas furnaces, boilers and heat pumps across Chicago and the North Shore. Regular appointments run Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM. If you smell gas, leave the house and call 911 and your gas utility first.

Emergency furnace repair: key facts

Emergency line(773) 558-3332, answered 24/7
Regular appointmentsMonday–Saturday 8 AM–6 PM, Sunday closed
Service callStarts from $79, includes a 30-minute diagnostic, credited toward the repair
Systems we repairGas and electric furnaces, hot-water boilers, heat pumps
Not servicedOil furnaces, wood stoves, fireplaces, standalone space heaters
AreaChicago and the north, northwest and west suburbs — see the service area
CertificationEPA Section 608 Certified
If you smell gasLeave the house first, then call 911 and your gas utility: Peoples Gas (866) 556-6004, Nicor Gas (888) 642-6748

When the furnace fails in a Chicago winter, every hour matters

No heat in Chicago isn't just uncomfortable — it can be dangerous. Indoor temperatures drop fast when outdoor temps plunge below freezing, and frozen pipes can cause thousands in water damage within hours. Cold is especially risky for kids, seniors, pets, and anyone with health conditions.

SAVA HVAC answers emergency furnace calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including nights, weekends, and holidays. When you call, we check the schedule and give you an arrival window based on what's actually available.

24/7 Response
Nights, weekends, holidays
Same-Day Available
When the schedule allows
EPA 608 Certified
Gas, electric, boiler
4.9-Star Rated
Google & Yelp

If you smell gas — leave the house first

  1. Do NOT use light switches, phones, or anything that could spark inside the house
  2. Leave the house immediately and take pets with you
  3. From outside, call your gas utility's emergency line:
       Peoples Gas: (866) 556-6004
       Nicor Gas: (888) 642-6748
  4. Once the gas leak is shut off and the utility clears the home, call SAVA to diagnose the furnace at (773) 558-3332

What to tell us when you call

A no-heat call moves faster when we know what we are walking into. It helps to know:

  1. Thermostat — is the screen lit or blank, what is it set to, and what is it reading?
  2. What the furnace does — nothing at all, or does it start and shut down after a few minutes?
  3. Control board LED — most furnaces blink a fault code through a small window. Count the flashes.
  4. What changed — did it stop suddenly, struggle for days first, or follow a storm or power cut?

Don't keep resetting the furnace — repeated reset attempts can flood the burner with unignited gas. If it has stopped producing heat, leave it OFF and call us.

Call us immediately if you have:

  1. No heat in subzero weather — pipes can freeze and burst within hours
  2. Carbon monoxide alarm sounding — leave the house, call 911, then call us
  3. Burning smell from the furnace or vents
  4. Loud banging, rumbling, or grinding from the unit
  5. Soot or black marks around the furnace or vents
  6. Water leaking from the furnace or boiler
  7. Yellow or flickering flame (should be steady blue)

What we fix same-day

Most no-heat calls we see in Chicago can be resolved when parts are on the truck:

More on specific symptoms: blowing cold air, not turning on, short cycling, making noise, leaking water, burning smell.

Failed igniter
Most common no-heat cause on modern furnaces.
Flame sensor
Dirty sensor causes short-cycling.
Thermostat issues
Diagnose, replace, or rewire.
Blower motor
Blower won't start or runs but no heat.
Control board faults
Often the hidden cause when nothing else works.
Pressure switch
Common safety lockout failure.
Condensate drain clog
High-efficiency furnace shutdown.
Blown fuses
Find the root cause too.

Heat exchanger replacement and major component swaps may need parts to be ordered. We'll tell you upfront if that's the case.

Brands we service

CarrierLennoxTraneRheemYorkGoodmanAmerican StandardBryantHeilAmanaRuudPayneColemanTempstar

Plus most other residential heating brands — if yours isn't on the list, call and we'll confirm.

What we DON'T service

To set expectations: SAVA HVAC does not service oil furnaces, wood stoves, fireplaces, or standalone space heaters. We focus on gas furnaces, electric furnaces, hot water boilers, and heat pumps — that's where our certifications and parts inventory live.

What happens when you call

  1. You call — describe what's happening (or just say "no heat")
  2. We confirm your address — make sure you're in our service area
  3. We check availability — give you the earliest available arrival window
  4. Tech arrives — diagnose, walk you through what we found, you decide whether to go ahead
  5. Many repairs done same visit when the part is on the truck — if a part needs ordering, we tell you upfront

Serving Chicago and the north, northwest and west suburbs

Emergency furnace repair across Chicago and the north, northwest and west suburbs. Towns with their own furnace page link to it:

Not sure if we cover your area? Call (773) 558-3332 — we'll tell you straight.

24/7 EMERGENCY LINE

No Heat Right Now?

(773) 558-3332
  • 24/7 emergency response
  • Same-day if available
  • EPA Section 608 Certified
  • Gas, electric, boiler, heat pump
  • Chicago & North Shore

Common Questions

Emergency Furnace Repair — Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. SAVA HVAC takes emergency furnace calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including nights, weekends, and holidays. No-heat calls in subzero weather are priority dispatch.
Same-day arrival depends on what's available when you call. We don't promise a time we can't keep — when you call, we check the schedule and give you a time window.
All major furnace brands: Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, American Standard, Bryant, York, Amana, Heil, Ruud, Payne, Coleman, Tempstar, and more. EPA Section 608 certified.
No. SAVA only services gas furnaces, electric furnaces, hot water boilers, and heat pumps. We do not service oil furnaces, wood stoves, fireplaces, or standalone space heaters.
Leave the house immediately with everyone and any pets. Call 911 first. Don't go back inside until the fire department or gas utility clears the home. Once safe, call SAVA to diagnose the furnace.
Do NOT use light switches, phones, or anything that could spark inside. Leave the house immediately, then call Peoples Gas (866-556-6004) or Nicor Gas (888-642-6748) from outside. Once the gas leak is shut off, call SAVA to diagnose.
Short-cycling usually means a dirty flame sensor, clogged filter, or overheating safety lockout. Replace the filter first. If the problem continues, call us — running a short-cycling furnace can damage the heat exchanger.
No. Repeated reset attempts on a furnace that won't stay on can flood the burner with unignited gas — a serious safety hazard. Leave the furnace OFF and call us.
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