Call
Share the ZIP and that cooling has stopped.
No cooling
A silent outdoor unit on a humid Newark afternoon is not a wait-and-see project if older adults, infants, or a packed rental are in the house. Tell us the ZIP and the symptom. We will help you decide what to do next.

If you smell gas, a carbon monoxide alarm is sounding, you see fire or smoke, or equipment is sparking, leave the area and contact the appropriate emergency service or utility from a safe location. Do not operate switches, the thermostat, or the furnace until the home is cleared.
What’s included
Process
Share the ZIP and that cooling has stopped.
Drink water, use a fan if you have power, and do not keep resetting a tripped breaker.
A technician diagnoses the equipment on site.
You hear the options before work continues.
Why it matters
Newark summers load both temperature and moisture. A failed AC is a comfort problem and, in extreme heat, a health problem. This page is for cooling emergencies — heating emergencies are a different call.
Calls cluster in 19711 near campus, 19702 toward Glasgow, and west-facing rooms that bake after 3 p.m. Timing is confirmed when the team follows up — this site does not publish same-day guarantees.

Call or request service and we will tell you the next available window. After-hours coverage is listed here only when it is confirmed.
Stay hydrated, close blinds on west glass, and avoid ovens. If you smell gas, that is a heating/fuel issue — leave and contact the utility or 911.
Newark, Delaware
Call or request service with the ZIP and the symptom.