24/7 Emergency Heating Repair in Boise, ID

In Boise, a dead furnace in January isn't just uncomfortable — it can burst pipes, and it's genuinely dangerous for kids, elderly family members, and pets. When an inversion locks single-digit cold into the Valley for days at a time, our call volume triples, and we triage no-heat emergencies to the front of the line.

Emergency doesn't mean vague pricing. You'll know the after-hours dispatch fee when you book, and the repair itself is still quoted flat-rate before work begins. Our trucks carry the ignitors, flame sensors, boards, and motors that solve the majority of emergency calls in one visit — even at 2 AM.

What We See Most in Boise

• Complete no-heat with freezing temperatures outside or in the forecast
• Gas smell near the furnace (leave the house first, then call)
• Carbon monoxide alarm sounding (get out, call 911, then call us)
• Furnace running but house temperature dropping steadily
• Loud bang followed by no ignition
• Thermostat dead or unresponsive with a cold house
• System short-cycling with a burning smell
• Frozen or burst pipe risk because the heat is out

After-Hours Pricing, Explained Simply

Service	Typical Boise Price
After-hours / emergency dispatch fee	$129 – $199
Repair pricing after hours	Same flat-rate menu, quoted upfront
Dispatch fee applied to repair?	Yes — credited toward approved work

If it's a true safety emergency — gas smell or a CO alarm — get everyone out of the house first. Call 911 and Intermountain Gas's emergency line (800-548-3679), then call us once everyone's safe.