AC repair
Blowing warm, tripping the breaker, frozen coil, or dead outside. We diagnose the actual fault instead of selling you a system, and we carry capacitors, contactors and motors on the truck.
Most repairs same visitLicensed HVAC techs across DFW, seven days a week. Same-day diagnosis, a firm price before anyone opens a panel, and no overtime surcharge because your compressor picked a Sunday.
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Residential heating and air across the metroplex. Our own techs, our own trucks, stocked with the parts that actually fail in a Texas summer.
Blowing warm, tripping the breaker, frozen coil, or dead outside. We diagnose the actual fault instead of selling you a system, and we carry capacitors, contactors and motors on the truck.
Most repairs same visitFurnace won't light, heat pump stuck in defrost, or a blower that runs cold. Gas heat gets a combustion and heat-exchanger check every time — that one isn't optional.
Safety check includedWhen repair stops making sense, we size the replacement properly with a load calculation — not by copying whatever was there. Written quote, permit pulled, old unit hauled off.
Financing availableTwo visits a year — coils, drain line, refrigerant charge, electrical, heat exchanger. Members get priority dispatch in a heatwave and a discount on any repair.
Front of the queue in JulyFlat rate per job, not by the hour. Same price at 2pm on a Tuesday as at 10pm on a Sunday — no overtime multiplier when you're least able to argue with it.
A licensed tech comes out, finds the real fault, and quotes the repair in writing before touching anything.
Capacitors, contactors, condensate pumps, blower motors, thermostats, drain-line clears, refrigerant leaks.
Standard residential split system, sized by load calculation, supplied and fitted with the old unit removed.
Typical ranges for standard residential work in DFW. Attic access, ductwork, electrical corrections, or a non-standard system can move the number — and we tell you before we do the work, not on the invoice.
A dispatcher picks up — not a queue. A couple of questions, a two-hour window, and a text with the tech's name before he leaves.
He finds the fault, shows you the reading, and hands you a flat quote. Nothing gets replaced until you say go — and we'll tell you honestly when repair beats replacement.
We run the system, check the temperature split, and take the packaging with us. Warranty in writing, photos of what we did.
Marked, stocked, and driven by our own techs. No stock photography — these slots are waiting for your real vans.
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Anyone can print "licensed" on a van door. Here's the licence, and here's what customers said afterwards.
Texas TDLR contractor licence TACLB00000C, fully insured, every tech background-checked and EPA-certified for refrigerant. Ask to see the card — they carry it.
Seven days a week, and through the August peak when everyone else is booking a week out. If we genuinely can't reach you today we say so on the phone.
Flat rate quoted in writing on site. No hourly meter, no overtime multiplier at night or on a Sunday, and nothing added after the fact.
★★★★★Upstairs hit 88° on a Saturday in July. Called at 9am, tech was here by 1pm, blown capacitor replaced in twenty minutes. Weekend, and still the price he quoted on the phone.
★★★★★Two other companies told me I needed a whole new system. This tech found a leaking line set, fixed it, and told me the unit had years left. Saved me about six thousand dollars.
★★★★★Furnace died in that January freeze. They got a space heater to us that night and had the replacement in the next morning, permit and all. Genuinely decent people.
Both sides of the metroplex, seven days. If your suburb isn't on the list, call anyway — we probably still reach you.
Most days, yes — including weekends. We hold dispatch slots back for no-cool and no-heat emergencies rather than filling the whole day with maintenance. During an August heatwave or a hard freeze the queue is real, and we'll tell you your honest position in it on the phone instead of booking you and slipping.
No. The flat rate is the same at 10pm on a Sunday as at 2pm on a Tuesday. Charging double when someone is desperate is how this trade got its reputation, and we'd rather not.
Rough guide: if the unit is under ten years old and the repair is under about a third of replacement cost, repair it. Beyond that, age, refrigerant type, and how often it's failed start to matter more than the individual part. We'll show you the numbers for your unit and say plainly which way we'd go — including when the answer is "keep it another year".
Most often a dirty filter choking airflow, a frozen evaporator coil, low refrigerant from a leak, or a failing capacitor. Try replacing the filter and switching the system off for a few hours to let a frozen coil thaw. If it still won't cool after that, it needs a tech — running it frozen can kill the compressor, which is the expensive part.
Licensed under Texas TDLR contractor licence TACLB00000C and fully insured. Every tech is EPA Section 608 certified to handle refrigerant, works for us directly, and turns up in a marked van.
Yes, on every system replacement. Skipping the permit saves a little today and turns into a problem when you sell the house or make a warranty claim. We file it and meet the inspector ourselves.
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