Everything at the heating dealership was going on.
As usual, it was a relatively slow day.
It was already afternoon, and the only call that had come through was for the HVAC service plan for an electric boiler. I also had a session with the homeowner where I showed him how to clean a furnace filter. Just when I was contemplating heading home early, a call from the hospital came in. Their electric heating system had shut down, and all efforts to restart it again, including restarting it from the wireless thermostat, did not work. They needed an HVAC tech for an urgent heating repair. My colleague and I immediately rushed to the hospital. We found out that the heater did not have a major problem on arriving. Heater maintenance was basically what it needed. Most big buildings have a complex web of heat and AC products, contrary to the hospital with a simple furnace/heater installation. However, the detached part of the hospital had heated floors, which was a recent favorite and one of the most preferred types of HVAC in the heating industry. Before we left, my colleague got a call that her niece had been rushed to the same hospital so he stayed behind. I could not wait to get home because it was my turn and the kids to make dinner. I also had to pass by the grocery store to get some ingredients that we did not have. My only hope was that one of the children did not have some elaborate project they needed to submit the following day because it took an eternity to finish.