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Heating and coolingInstalls and replacements for new builds, remodels and houses that never cooled right in the first place. We do it in-house, which means it gets designed with the building instead of squeezed in at the end.
Most builders around here sub the mechanical out and hope it lands. We run our own crew, so the system gets planned while the walls are still open.
Designed alongside the framing, not squeezed into whatever space is left over. Duct runs planned while the walls are still open, which is the only time it is cheap to get right.
Old unit finally quit? We size the replacement to your actual house rather than swapping like for like, because the last guy may have guessed.
Adding square footage changes the load. We will tell you honestly whether your existing unit can carry it or whether it cannot.
Leaky, crushed or badly run duct wastes more cooling than most people believe. Worth looking at before you replace a unit that may be fine.
Bigger is not better. An oversized unit short-cycles, never pulls the humidity out, and leaves the house clammy. Sizing is the whole job.
We pour, frame and roof the same house. When the mechanical is ours too, nobody is waiting on anybody and nobody is blaming anybody.
On most jobs HVAC is an afterthought, fitted around decisions everybody else already made. On ours it is in the plan from the start.
We walk the house, look at the ductwork, and ask what rooms never get cool. That last question tells us more than the nameplate does.
Equipment, sizing, scope and timeline, written down before anybody orders anything.
Our crew, our name on it, and one phone number if anything needs attention later.
We run crews across Titus, Hopkins, Camp and Franklin counties — Mount Pleasant, Sulphur Springs, Pittsburg, Mount Vernon, Winnsboro, Talco, Daingerfield and the country in between. If you are a little past that line, call anyway. We will tell you straight whether the drive makes sense.
Depends on the age, the refrigerant it uses, and what the repair costs against a new system. We will look at it and give you a straight answer, including when the answer is leave it alone another season.
Usually not, and oversizing causes its own problems. A unit that is too big cools fast, shuts off, and never runs long enough to pull the humidity out, so the house feels clammy at 72. Proper sizing beats extra tonnage.
Nine times out of ten it is ductwork, not the unit. Crushed runs, leaks, or a return that cannot pull enough air. Worth checking before you spend money on equipment.
Yes. Plenty of our mechanical work is on existing homes that have nothing to do with our other trades.
Yes, and that is the right time to do it. Adding square footage changes what the system has to carry, and the walls being open makes duct changes far cheaper.
Depends on the season - July is busier than October. Call or text and we will give you an honest date instead of the one you want to hear.
Tell us what the house is doing. We will come look, size it properly, and put a real number in writing.