Frequently Asked Questions

Common causes include a dirty air filter, a frozen evaporator coil, low refrigerant from a leak, a dirty outdoor coil, or a failing capacitor or fan motor. Turn the system off if you see ice on the indoor coil or refrigerant lines, then request service.

In humid weather an air conditioner removes a lot of moisture. If the condensate drain line clogs with algae or debris, water can back up and overflow. Clearing and protecting the drain usually solves the problem.

It depends on the age of the system, the cost of the repair, and how often it has needed work. We explain what we find so you can compare repair against replacement with real information.

Make sure the thermostat is set to cool, check the breaker panel, and replace the air filter if it is dirty. If cooling still does not return, shut the system off and contact us.

We look at the home itself: square footage, insulation, windows and sun exposure, ceiling height, and layout. Simply matching the old unit's size can repeat an earlier mistake.

The outdoor condenser and indoor coil are designed to work together. Replacing only one half can hurt efficiency and reliability, so we usually recommend a matched system.

Many straightforward replacements are completed in a day. Projects that involve new line sets, relocated equipment, or ductwork changes can take longer. We will tell you what to expect for your home.

We are based in Conroe, Texas and also serve Willis, The Woodlands, and Spring.

Use the request form on our homepage. Include your name and email, and optionally a phone number and a short description of the problem.