Pine City, MN & 50 miles around
24/7 Emergency Furnace and AC Repair in Pine City, MN
JLO Heating and Air Conditioning answers emergency calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week across Pine City and the surrounding 50 miles. The diagnostic fee stays at a flat $89 with no after-hours surcharge added to it. Call (612) 600-5041 and you reach a person, not an answering service script.

What counts as an emergency
- No heat when the outdoor temperature is below freezing
- Any smell of gas or propane, which is an evacuate-first situation
- A carbon monoxide alarm that has sounded
- Visible flame, smoke or scorching at the furnace
- Water pouring from the equipment
- No cooling in a household with elderly residents, infants or a medical need
- A vacant property, cabin or rental at risk of freezing pipes
Do these three things before we arrive
First, if you smell gas, get everyone out of the house and call your gas or propane supplier from outside. Do not flip switches on the way out.
Second, if it is a no-heat call in deep cold, open the cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls and let a cold tap trickle. Frozen pipes cost far more than the furnace repair.
Third, check the obvious things, because we would rather you not pay us for them: the furnace switch on the wall or joist, the breaker, the thermostat batteries, the filter, and the front panel being latched shut. Any one of those will stop a perfectly healthy furnace.
Honest about drive time
We serve a 50-mile radius from Pine City, and physics applies. Pine City, Rush City, Rock Creek, Hinckley and the towns inside twenty miles get the fastest response, frequently within the hour. Moose Lake, Onamia, Amery and the far edges take longer, and we will tell you a realistic time on the phone rather than a comfortable one.
If we genuinely cannot get to you fast enough in dangerous cold, we will say so and tell you who else to call. Staying warm matters more than winning the job.
Call immediately if
- You smell gas or propane, after leaving the building
- The carbon monoxide detector has sounded
- The house is below 60 degrees and dropping
- You see flame or smoke outside the burner compartment
- The furnace is making a loud banging or booming noise
- A vacant property has lost heat in freezing weather
What a call costs
Repair visits carry a flat $89 diagnostic, applied to the cost of the repair when you approve the work. Estimates on new equipment are free. You get the price before we begin, every time.
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We provide 24/7 emergency hvac repair throughout Pine, Kanabec, Chisago, Isanti, Mille Lacs and Carlton counties in Minnesota, and Burnett and Polk counties in Wisconsin.
Straight answers
24/7 Emergency HVAC Repair: questions we get asked
Do you charge extra for after-hours calls?
The $89 diagnostic fee is the same whatever the hour, and it is still credited toward the repair when you approve the work. Labour on an overnight or holiday repair is billed at our after-hours rate, and we tell you that rate on the phone before we dispatch.
How fast can you get here?
Inside twenty miles of Pine City, often within the hour. At the outer edge of our radius it takes longer, and we will give you an honest estimate when you call rather than an optimistic one.
My furnace quit and it is 20 below. What do I do right now?
Check the furnace switch, the breaker, the thermostat batteries and the filter first, then call. While you wait, open cabinet doors under sinks on exterior walls, let a cold tap trickle to protect the pipes, and close off rooms you are not using to concentrate whatever heat is left.
Will you come out to a cabin or an empty rental?
Yes, and we would rather come out before it freezes than after. If you own a property that sits empty, ask us about a low-temperature alarm. It is inexpensive and it has saved several of our customers a burst-pipe insurance claim.
Need help today?
We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Flat $89 diagnostic.