HVAC service · Frisco
AC and heating repair in Frisco, TX.
Frisco is about eighteen miles east of our Denton base, along US 380 and SH 121.
What we see in Frisco
A city whose 2000s systems are all reaching the same age.
More than 80% of Frisco homes were built after 2000, with the typical home dating to around 2009. In communities like Starwood, Stonebriar, Richwoods and The Trails, a lot of original systems are now 15 to 25 years old. That is right in the window where the repair-versus-replace question gets real.
Most Frisco homes heat with gas, and Frisco is unusual in having two gas companies: CoServ Gas serves most of the city, and Atmos serves the rest. It matters if you are replacing a furnace, because only Atmos customers qualify for the Atmos rebate. We check before we quote.
What we do here
Service for Frisco homes.
Repair or replace?
Both numbers in writing, side by side. No pressure, no kitchen-table pitch.
Furnace repair
CoServ Gas and Atmos homes. Ignition, flame sensors and heat-exchanger checks.
Your utilities
Power, gas and rebates in Frisco.
Frisco’s electric service is Oncor, in the retail-choice area, or CoServ, depending on your address. For gas, about 72% of homes are on CoServ Gas and 28% on Atmos. If you are an Atmos customer, a qualifying high-efficiency furnace earns $300 to $350 back in the 2026 to 2027 program year. Oncor’s efficiency program pays through registered contractors.
Utility programs change. Check the current terms with your provider before you count on a rebate.
How we price
You approve the price before we pick up a tool.
- $89 diagnostic, and it is waived when you approve the repair
- Every repair comes out of a set book, the same price for every customer
- Nights and weekends are one flat $95 after-hours charge per visit, not a multiplier
- If we cannot fix it, you pay the diagnostic and get an honest answer in writing
Questions
Common questions from Frisco.
Do you really come out to Frisco from Denton?
Yes. It is about eighteen miles. We are a one-truck shop, so we will give you an honest arrival window rather than a promise we cannot keep.
How do I know if I have CoServ Gas or Atmos?
Check who sends your gas bill. It matters for rebates if you are replacing a furnace.
Why call someone from Denton instead of a big Frisco company?
You talk to the person who comes out, you see the price before any work starts, and nobody is paid on commission to sell you a system.
In Frisco and need it looked at?
Call or text and you will talk to the person who comes out. You get the price before any work, and a straight answer about when we can get there.