It has stopped
No cooling in August, no heat on the first cold morning. We diagnose, price the repair and carry the parts that fail most often.
Irving · Las Colinas · DFW corridor
Heating and cooling, done in the order that makes sense
Measure, explain, price, then fix. For houses in Irving and for the offices and units along the airport corridor.
- Diagnosis before the quote. The fault is found and shown to you first.
- Houses and buildings. Both sides of the work, properly staffed.
- Written prices. Repairs priced before the work, projects proposed on paper.
Services
Three things we are called for
It works, but badly
A room that never keeps up, humidity that never drops, a system that runs all day. Usually airflow, ducts or controls — all measurable.
It is time to replace it
Sized from the building rather than the old label, with the ductwork checked before anything new is bolted to it.
Thermostat setbacks
How far back should you really turn it?
Setting the thermostat back while the house is empty saves money — up to a point, and the point is different for a gas furnace, a heat pump and a summer afternoon in North Texas.
Tell the planner what you have and how long the building is empty, and it gives you a sensible setback, the recovery time to expect, and the cases where a deep setback costs more than it saves.
Homes
Houses across Irving
Repairs, replacements, ducts, thermostats and the one room that has never been right since the house was built.
- RepairsDiagnosed with instruments, priced before the work starts.
- ReplacementsSized from the house; ductwork checked and repaired first.
- AirflowReturns, registers and the rooms that never keep up.
Business
Offices, shops and units
Rooftop units, split systems, planned maintenance and the small equipment rooms that run warm all year. Written records per unit, so the next visit does not start from scratch.
- Service and repairPackaged rooftop and split systems, with access arranged around trading hours.
- Planned maintenanceFilters, belts, drains, coils and controls on a schedule you can see.
- Replacement and fit-outChange-outs and the duct work that goes with a change of use.
Questions
Answers before you ring
How far should I set the thermostat back?
It depends on the equipment. A gas furnace recovers cheaply, so a deeper setback saves more; a heat pump with electric backup does not, and a deep setback can cost more than it saves. Our setback planner works it through.
Do you work on heat pumps?
Yes, including dual-fuel systems. They behave differently from a furnace in both cold weather and in how they should be controlled, and we set them up accordingly.
Do you serve businesses as well as houses?
Yes — rooftop and split systems, planned maintenance and fit-out work for offices, shops, clinics and light industrial units.
Will the price be agreed before you start?
Yes. Repairs are priced in writing after the diagnosis; larger work is proposed on paper before anything is ordered.
One room never keeps up. Is the system too small?
Usually not. It is more often a duct, a register or a return that cannot move the air. We measure the room before anyone talks about equipment.
Which areas do you cover?
Irving, Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Coppell, Farmers Branch, Grapevine and Euless.
Service area
Irving and the corridor
1122 Kinwest Pkwy, Irving, TX 75063
Irving, Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Coppell, Farmers Branch, Grapevine and Euless.