What can I do if my heating system is broken?

Heidi Knickerbocker2025-02-25T16:01:22-08:00

If you are a homeowner without a working heat system, please call the number in your area for an urgent appointment. If you live in a home you own, Opportunity Council may be able to connect you with financial assistance to fix a broken furnace, heat pump, baseboard heaters or heat stoves. Please ask about this program when you call.

Please note that availability and funding is limited. To qualify, you must be income eligible for LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program).

If you are a renter without a working heat system, please contact your landlord or property management.

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What can I do if my heating system is broken?

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