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What we do, for homes and for businesses.

Heating and air conditioning repair, replacement and maintenance — split into what homes need and what businesses need, because the questions are a little different even when the equipment is the same.

Homes

Houses, duplexes and rentals.

Central air conditioning, gas furnaces and heat pumps — in attics, closets and garages across Wichita Falls, Burkburnett and Iowa Park.

Repair
Not cooling, not heating, tripping, icing, leaking, new noises. Diagnosed and priced in writing before anything billable. Common repair questions.
Replacement
Sized for the house on a load calculation, not copied off the old label. Planned for a mild month when you have the choice. Replacement questions.
Seasonal service
Cooling in spring, heating in autumn — coils, filters, drains, electrical, refrigerant, and combustion and venting on gas furnaces.
Freeze readiness
Furnace and heat pump checks before the cold arrives. Hard-freeze questions.
Storm damage
Inspection, photographs and a written description of hail or wind damage. No insurance advice. Storm questions.
Ducts & airflow
Rooms that never catch up, leaking or crushed ductwork in hot attics, returns that are too small.
Thermostats
Set up so the household can actually use them.
Technician inspecting flexible ductwork in a hot residential attic by torchlight
Attic ductwork — where a lot of "one room never cools" answers are found.
A simple wall thermostat in a hallway beside a light switch
A thermostat people can operate is worth more than one with features nobody uses.
Businesses

Shops, offices, restaurants, churches and small industrial.

Rooftop packaged units and split systems on commercial buildings across Wichita Falls — along Kemp, Southwest Parkway, Midwestern Parkway and downtown.

Repair
Diagnosed and priced per unit, so you can approve the urgent one and plan the rest.
Replacement
Rooftop and split-system replacement, with cranes, access and timing arranged in advance.
Planned maintenance
Scheduled visits per unit, done before you open, with a written note for each unit every time. What a visit should include.
Kitchens & exhaust
Make-up air for restaurants and anywhere exhaust fans have been added.
Buildings used in bursts
Churches, halls and event spaces that sit empty and then fill up — controls and pre-conditioning matter more than capacity.
Storm damage
Rooftop units documented after hail and wind, unit by unit.
Technician servicing an open rooftop unit on an office building early in the morning
A rooftop service before the office opens.

What we don't publish, and why

No prices, no "from" figures, no equipment lifespans and no energy-saving percentages. Each would be wrong for most of the people reading it. You get a real, written number for your system after we have seen it — the longer answer is here.

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe what the system is doing. We will tell you what is likely and whether it needs a visit.