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ACBurleson(817) 402-9756

Cooling andheating services

Six kinds of calls, split evenly between cooling and heating. An independent contractor handles each one.

(817) 402-9756
A technician in plain gray workwear reading gauges at an open outdoor condenser unit

Pick the call

Cooling first.

  1. AC repairWarm air, a unit that will not start, ice on the lines, water where it should not be.
  2. AC installation and replacementSizing, ducts, efficiency ratings, permits and what a full quote should list.
  3. AC tune-up and cleaningCoils, drain line, airflow and electrical checks before the hot months.

Heating

The furnace side of the same line.

  1. Furnace and heater repairNo heat, a furnace that cycles, odd smells and noises, a pilot or igniter that fails.
  2. Furnace replacementWhen an older furnace stops being worth repairing, and what the swap involves.
  3. Heating and furnace cleaningBurner, heat exchanger and blower checks ahead of the first cold snap.

What is not on the list

The line is built around central air conditioners and gas or electric furnaces. If the equipment is something else, say so at the start of the call and the contractor will tell you whether they work on it.

Every contractor on the line must hold a Texas air conditioning and refrigeration license for the work they do. See the license guide.

Call and get a contractor on the line

The number connects you with an independent HVAC contractor that serves your ZIP code. Early in the day usually leaves more room on a contractor's schedule.

(817) 402-9756