HVAC Resources & Frequently Asked Questions

Common Martindale HVAC Questions

  • Why is my AC unit constantly running in the Texas summer?

    This often indicates the unit is improperly sized or low on refrigerant, forcing it to work harder. It's a key sign to call for professional AC repair and inspection.

  • How often should I schedule HVAC preventative maintenance?

    We recommend scheduling service twice per year: once in the spring for your AC tune-up and once in the fall for your furnace check. This ensures efficiency and validates warranties.

  • What does your TACLB21860E license mean?

    This license (TACLB21860E) means we are registered and regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations, ensuring our work meets state standards for safety and quality.

  • How long do modern HVAC systems typically last?

    With proper twice-annual maintenance, a new, high-quality HVAC system can typically last between 15 to 20 years. Maintenance is crucial to achieving this lifespan.

  • Can I save money by installing a smart thermostat?

    Absolutely. Smart thermostats learn your habits and automatically adjust temperatures, leading to significant savings on your heating and cooling utility bills. We provide professional installation.

  • Why is there a temperature difference between rooms in my home?

    Uneven temperatures are often caused by leaky or damaged ductwork and poor airflow distribution. Our ductwork services can diagnose and fix these issues.

  • Do you offer financing for new system installations?

    Yes, we offer several flexible financing options for qualified customers to make replacing your old AC or furnace system affordable. Contact us for application details.

  • What are the benefits of improving my Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)?

    Better IAQ reduces dust, allergens, and airborne pathogens in your home, leading to better respiratory health, especially important for allergy sufferers.

  • Why is my furnace making loud banging noises?

    This is often caused by delayed ignition or thermal expansion of the heat exchanger. It requires immediate professional inspection for safety and repair.

  • Which areas near Martindale, TX, do you service?

    We proudly serve the Martindale area and surrounding communities, including San Marcos, Lockhart, Kyle, and New Braunfels.