When it fails at 2 a.m., someone answers
Commercial plumbing and HVAC emergencies don't wait for business hours — and neither do we. Our emergency line is staffed around the clock, every day of the year.
What Counts as an Emergency
If it threatens your operation, call us
These are the calls we treat as urgent. If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, call anyway — we'll help you decide.
Burst or leaking water lines
Active water where it shouldn't be. Every minute risks property damage, slip hazards, and shutdown of affected areas.
Sewage backups
Backups and blockages in waste lines — a health hazard that typically demands immediate attention and documentation.
No heat
Failed boilers and heating systems in cold conditions. Uninhabitable spaces, frozen pipes, and code violations follow quickly.
No cooling
Failed chillers and rooftop units during heat events. Affects occupant safety, equipment rooms, and server closets.
Gas line concerns
Suspected leaks or failures on commercial gas piping. If you smell gas, evacuate and call emergency services first.
Sump & lift station failure
Failed pumps that risk flooding lower levels, elevator pits, or below-grade spaces.
Why Speed Matters
The first hour decides the final cost
In a commercial building, a small failure compounds fast. Water travels through ceilings and wall cavities. A failed unit takes down a whole zone. What starts as a repair becomes a restoration project, a loss-of-business claim, and an inspection finding.
Getting a qualified commercial contractor on site early is usually the difference between fixing a component and rebuilding a space.
If you smell gas or see an active electrical hazard
Evacuate the building and call 911 first. Once the site is safe, call us for the mechanical repair.
Emergency right now?
Call the emergency line and describe what you're seeing. We'll dispatch the right crew.
610-749-6154Not an emergency? Request a quote instead.