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Emergency service · Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00

A sudden fault?
Call directly.

No hot water, cold radiators, a leak or air conditioning that fails? Call us directly for a fast first assessment. For reports on working days before 12:00 we aim to assess the same day.

24 h
Response on working days
12:00
Before = today
NL
Den Bosch & Amsterdam
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In immediate danger:
call 112 first.

Do you smell gas, suspect carbon monoxide, or is there fire or water damage with immediate danger? Call the Dutch emergency number 112 first and, where possible, safely shut off the gas or water supply. Our emergency service is for urgent technical service questions that can be described safely — not for life-threatening situations.

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How do you reach
us most quickly?

I
Phone

Direct by phone

The fastest route in a fault. Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00 for direct triage and scheduling.

Report before 12:00 — assessed today
+31 6 38524395 →
II
WhatsApp

App with photos

Send safe photos of the problem. Pictures help us assess the situation quickly and without risk.

Show the situation in one message
Open WhatsApp →
III
Inspection

Need an assessment?

When the situation needs a structured assessment first, choose an inspection request.

Structure before scheduling
Request inspection →
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When is it
an emergency?

Think of: no hot water, fully failed heating in the cold season, a visible boiler or heating leak, or air conditioning that suddenly stops working. Describe what has changed, whether hot water or heating is affected, and whether an error code is visible — that lets us judge the urgency well.

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Den Bosch,
Amsterdam and surroundings.

Emergency service is available in Den Bosch, Amsterdam and surrounding places. Share location and accessibility with your report so we can act faster.

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Emergency
questions.

01What do I do if I smell gas or suspect carbon monoxide?
In immediate danger — gas smell, suspected carbon monoxide or fire — call 112 first and, where possible, safely shut off the supply. Our emergency service is for urgent technical questions that can be described safely.
02How quickly do you respond?
On working days we respond within 24 hours. For reports before 12:00 we aim to make a first assessment the same day.
03What should I include in an emergency report?
Describe what has changed, whether hot water or heating is affected, whether an error code is visible, plus location and accessibility.
04Is emergency service available 24/7?
Our telephone availability is Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00. Outside these hours you can leave a message; in immediate danger always call the Dutch emergency number 112 first.
A fault? Call directly

We will look
straight away.

Call or app with a short description and safe photos. In immediate danger always call 112 first.

Mon–Fri · 08:00–18:00 service@bosscheketelservice.com Immediate danger: 112