Air conditioning repair, replacement and the upstairs bedroom that never cools off.
AC repair
When the air conditioner quits in a North Texas summer, you need someone who shows up and finds the real problem. We diagnose and repair failed capacitors and contactors, outdoor fan motors, frozen evaporator coils, clogged condensate drains and float switches, refrigerant leaks, and thermostat and wiring faults.
When a repair stops making sense, we’ll tell you honestly and lay out the options. New systems are sized for your house, not guessed from the old unit’s label, installed to code with the permit handled, and finished with a walk-through of the new equipment so you know how it all works.
Two-story homes across Collin County fight the same battle: the upstairs bakes under a 140° attic while downstairs is fine. We look at the whole picture, including duct sizing, return air, attic duct runs, balancing and thermostat setup, before recommending anything bigger.
Ducts, returns, filters and blowers: the half of comfort nobody sees.
Ductwork & airflow
Most of your ductwork is in the attic, where summer heat and a misplaced footstep take their toll. We find disconnected, crushed and leaking ducts, repair or replace runs, and fix airflow problems that make a good system feel weak.
Between construction dust, cedar and grass pollen, North Texas air gives filters a workout. We can recommend and install the right filter setup for your system, without choking off airflow, and keep coils and drains clean so the air stays fresh.
Gas furnaces, heat pumps and auxiliary heat that’s ready for the first blue norther.
Furnace repair & replacement
Gas furnaces in this area sit idle most of the year and then have to work on the coldest mornings. We repair ignitors, flame sensors, pressure switches, inducer and blower motors and control boards, check venting and the heat exchanger, and replace furnaces when it’s time.
Heat pumps heat and cool from one outdoor unit, and they’re common in all-electric homes around McKinney, Princeton and Frisco. We service reversing valves, defrost controls, auxiliary heat strips and thermostat settings so you’re not running expensive emergency heat all winter.
Thermostats set up right, and tune-ups that catch problems before July does.
Thermostats
A thermostat is only as good as its setup. We install and wire smart and programmable thermostats, including heat pump and two-stage systems, and set them up so auxiliary heat, fan settings and schedules work the way you expect.
A spring tune-up before the first 100° day and a fall check before the first freeze catch weak capacitors, dirty coils, clogged drains and safety issues while they’re still cheap to fix.
We diagnose the problem, explain it in plain words, and give you your options and the price up front. If a repair makes more sense than a new system, we’ll tell you.
Water, burning smell or gas?
Shut it off, then call.
Turn the system off at the thermostat if water is leaking or you smell burning, and call (469) 556-0507. If you smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, leave the house and call 911 or your gas utility from outside.