San Antonio-area air conditioners work hard for much of the year. Request an estimate and tell us what's going on.
Greater San Antonio has one of the longest cooling seasons in Texas, with hot days starting early in spring and lasting into fall. That puts a lot of run time on compressors, fans, and capacitors, and it is often when older systems finally fail.
Homes range from historic houses near downtown to Hill Country homes to the north and newer subdivisions along I-35 and I-10.
Historic homes, older systems, and long cooling seasons.
Fast growth on both sides of the Hill Country edge.
I-35 corridor neighborhoods with mid-life systems.
Larger Hill Country homes with long duct runs.
Newer subdivisions with heavy summer use.
Also serving: Converse, Universal City, Live Oak, Selma, Helotes, Leon Valley, Alamo Heights, Bulverde, and Seguin.
Weak capacitors, dirty coils, and low refrigerant often show up when the system first runs hard. Describe what happened in your request.
Keeping leaves and debris clear of the outdoor coil helps airflow. Turn off power at the disconnect before touching anything near the unit.
The system's age, photos of the unit labels, and a short description of the problem.