SERVICES
24/7 Emergency HVAC Service
No heat in January, no cool in July — we answer around the clock, including nights, weekends and holidays.
HVAC failures do not keep business hours. Koch Heating and Cooling provides 24x7 emergency service for heating and cooling across Kansas City, Kansas and the surrounding metro, because a house with no heat at two in the morning in January is not a problem that waits until Monday.
Call (913) 287-9055 and you reach a real local company, not a national dispatch center reading from a script. Our trucks carry the common failure parts — igniters, flame sensors, capacitors, contactors, limit switches, blower and inducer motors — so a large share of emergency calls are resolved on the first visit rather than scheduled for a return trip.
Before we arrive there are a few safe things worth checking: confirm the thermostat is calling and has good batteries, confirm the furnace switch and the breaker are on, and check whether the filter is badly clogged. If a 90% furnace has locked out, a blocked condensate drain is a common and inexpensive culprit. If you smell gas, leave the building first and call the gas company, then call us.
Emergency work is still quoted before it starts. You will know what failed, what the repair costs, and whether it is a durable fix or a stopgap on a system near the end of its life. Maintenance agreement customers move to the front of the queue. Call (913) 287-9055 any hour, any day.
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Other services
Commercial Heating & Cooling
Rooftop units, split systems and scheduled service for Kansas City shops, offices, churches and small industrial buildings.
→ 01Furnace Repair
Same-day diagnosis and repair for furnaces that won't fire, won't stay lit, or won't keep up — all makes and models.
→ 02Furnace Installation & Replacement
Properly sized, professionally installed furnaces from an independent Lennox dealer — single-stage, two-stage and variable-speed.
→Get on the schedule.
Call us or send a message — we answer weekdays 8:00 to 4:30 and around the clock for emergencies.