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AC Repair & Replacement in Greater Houston

Houston air conditioners fight humidity as much as heat. Request an estimate and tell us what your system is doing.

In Greater Houston, an air conditioner's job is as much about pulling moisture out of the air as cooling it. Long, humid cooling seasons mean many systems run for much of the year, which wears parts faster and makes small problems show up as sticky rooms and higher bills.

Many homes have the indoor unit and ductwork in a hot attic, where leaks and poor insulation can waste a lot of cooled air.

Common cooling problems in Greater Houston

  • Rooms that feel clammy even when the thermostat is reached
  • Weak airflow from attic ductwork
  • Condensate drain clogs and water near the indoor unit
  • Short cycling on oversized systems
  • Systems struggling after hurricane-season power outages

Services you can request

Cities in Greater Houston

Also serving: Cypress, Spring, The Woodlands, Humble, Kingwood, Friendswood, League City, Missouri City, Baytown, and Tomball.

What helps with an estimate request

  • System age. The install year is often on the outdoor unit's label or on a sticker near the indoor unit.
  • Unit-label photos. A clear photo of the data plate on the outdoor condenser and on the indoor unit shows the model, size, and refrigerant type.
  • What you're noticing. Warm air, weak airflow, rooms that won't cool, water leaks, ice on lines, or new noises, and when it started.
  • Home details. Approximate square footage, number of stories, and where the indoor unit sits (attic, closet, or garage).

What happens after you submit a request

  1. Request reviewedYour ZIP code, system details, and concern are reviewed for coverage and service type.
  2. Follow-upIf coverage is available, we'll call you about next steps and a quote.
  3. You decideThere's no obligation. Submitting a request does not guarantee availability or dispatch.

Questions

Why does my Houston home feel humid even with the AC on?

An oversized system, a dirty coil, or a fan setting that runs constantly can all leave moisture in the air. Note it in your request so it can be checked.

Should I replace an older system or keep repairing it?

It depends on age, the repair, and the refrigerant it uses. See repair vs. replacement.

What should I send with my request?

The system's age, photos of the unit labels, and a short description of the problem.