AC repair
AC repair in Denton, priced before we start.
When it’s 104 outside and the house is climbing past 80, you don’t want a mystery invoice on top of it. We find the problem, look the repair up in our flat-rate book, and hand you the number. You approve it or you don’t — either way, the $89 diagnostic is all you’re committed to.
What we usually find
No cool air at all
More often than not in a Denton summer this is a failed capacitor, a burned contactor, or a tripped float switch on a plugged drain line. All three are same-visit repairs and none of them are expensive.
Running constantly but never getting there
Usually low refrigerant from a leak, a dirty condenser coil, or a system that was undersized when it was installed. We’ll tell you which one it is instead of just adding refrigerant and driving off.
Frozen up
Ice on the line set means airflow or charge. Filter, blower, coil, or refrigerant — we find the cause, not just the symptom, or it will freeze again next week.
Water in the ceiling
A plugged condensate drain backs up into the pan and finds your drywall. This is the single most common summer call in North Texas and it is cheap to fix and expensive to ignore.
Breaker keeps tripping
Do not keep resetting it. That is a hard-start problem, a shorted compressor, or a wiring fault, and repeatedly resetting a breaker on a failing compressor is how a repair becomes a replacement.
What it costs
- $89 to diagnose. It goes toward the repair if you approve it.
- $189 minimum on any repair, with the diagnostic inside that — so a very small repair lands at $189, not $89 plus the part.
- Every repair priced from the same published book, for everybody.
- 15% off all of it if you are on the Care Plan.
- After hours adds one flat $95 — not a doubled rate — and nothing at all for members.
Brands
We service every major brand regardless of who installed it. We install Carrier on R-454B refrigerant.
How we price
Flat rate. Published. Same for everybody.
Hot house? Let’s get it handled.
Call or text and talk to the person who’s actually going to show up.
