Heating And Air Conditioning Sachse TX
When you need expert comfort solutions in Sachse, TX, whether it's HVAC repairs, indoor air quality services and more, AC Pros is the company for you! We're known for our commitment to professionalism and customer satisfaction.
Read our reviews to see why homeowners in Sachse, TX are continuously happy with our team's skilled work.
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Joel's great. Courteous and efficient. Thanks.
Alan - Sachse, TX 75048
He's definitely an expert!
Steve - Sachse, TX 75048
Bob at AC Pros is truly outstanding, he is super trustworthy, he's respectful to us and our house, he really knows HVAC better than anyone, he's thorough and speaks "plain English" when describing the work completed (English as opposed to tech-speak that you need a degree to understand). I highly recommend this AC Pto (Bob) and the company.
Great Service
Scott - Sachse, TX 75048
AC unit was not working, company able to schedule an appointment same day. Technician arrived on schedule. Technician personable and knowledgeable, resolve the issue quickly.
Great service
Tom - Sachse, TX 75048
Francisco did a outstanding good.Great tech.Thank you
Great service
Mike - Sachse, TX 75048
Joel - Great Serviceman
Anne - Sachse, TX 75048
Told us our new unit you installed is still running fine !! Joel was pleasant and informative !!
Jason was superb. Explained everything in detail.
Alan - Sachse, TX 75048
Joel S.
Installed transformer for UV light. And performed air balance. Advise client to check it out over the weekend. If we need to come back out next week to do a rebalance, what will
Russ T.
Preformed system maintenance on mfg date of 2015 with Montgomery discount. Refrigerant levels looked good with an air temperature difference between return and supply of 17 degrees. All electricals are within normal operating range. All ducts that where reinstalled at time of replacement are still in good condition as well. Noted 4 issues on sheet, picture attached, and customer chose to address the dryer vent that was disconnected in the attic space. Quote was also sent via link to homeowners phone and date for work will be on the following Wednesday.
Christopher B.
reme halo payment
Emmanuel L.
Checked system on maintenance visit. System is cooling well. Would recommend preventative replacement of the indoor motor due to it in a state of failure(leaking lubricant) obvious sign of overheating/bearings for that motor loose. Outdoor motor is checking out fine.
Joel S.
AC tuneup X three systems. Inspect blowers, evaporators and ductwork. Drains are flowing clear at this time. Filters are good at this time. Test thermostats for proper operations. Checked outdoor units. Refrigerant levels are good at this time. Systems are operating at manufacture specs at this time. Washed outdoor units.
Samuel H.
Apon arrival checked in with customer the following are my findings Found the leaks in the evap coliil and the outside unit gave customer quotes for replacing both he will get back to us with his decision
Samuel H.
Apon arrival checked in with customer the following are my findings Found the unit Leaking on the downstairs and a blower motor on the downstairs having severe problems capacitors on both systems in need of replacement please see pictures attached We'll be making a return visit to find out where the leak is
Russ T.
2 system checkup on trane gas systems. Furnaces checked and only issues found were with drain lines. Please call Jason on any issues.
Joel S.
Heat performance tuneup on 5 ton system. Inspect blower, evaporator and ductwork. Test all safety. Features are limits and roll out. Clean and inspect burners. Tightened all wire connections. No carbon monoxide or gas leaks detected in home. System is heating properly at this time.
Samuel H.
We'll return tomorrow to replace another board
Joel S.
Heat performance tuneup times one system. Inspect blower, evaporator and ductwork. Test blower amps, and heat strips. All checked out good at this time. Mike changes his own filters. Refrigerant level is good. Condenser coil is clean. System is operating at manufacture specs at this time.
Samuel H.
Upon arrival check in with customer the following are my findings Found the unit working properly at this time had to adjust gas pressure please see pictures attached customer inform me about having a higher than average gas bill I told him that I would adjust it also talked to the customer about adding insulation he will get back to us with his decision found 0 parts per million for carbon dioxide and no natural gas leaking
Joel S.
Heat performance tuneup times two systems. Client changes his own filter. Spec blower, evaporators and ductwork. Tested all safety features Hollyn mitten rollouts. Tightened all wire connections. Both units have faulty inducer motors. when second stage is engaged the bearings are making noise. Office will check the price and availability for the part. The upstairs unit is utilizing a 14 x 25 by one filter. This is a 100,000 BTU furnace. Recommendation is a 20 x 25 x 4“ filter rack. Cost is $495. And I told Alan we will email him prices for new furnaces in case we can’t find the part. No carbon monoxide or gas leaks detected in the home.
Bob E.
I need to get with Kevin to discuss the Airflow issues with a Kevin. The
Bob E.
I was Dispatched to perform a Post-Install Walk-Through. The Customer’s have concerns about Air Balancing and Airflow. The Customer’s also have issues with the lack of communication between them, the Installers and Kevin. They are not angry, just a little frustrated. I promised to discuss their issues with Russ. I addressed Airflow and Air Balance. I walked through the Operation of modern equipment and a brief tutorial on the Thermostat. The Customer was able to correctly work his way through setting up and programming the Thermostat. It is possible we could have to discuss adding some Dampers if the Balancing does not achieve the desired outcome.
Bob E.
I was Dispatched to a noisy System Call. Upon arrival I found the Compressor to be defective. I attempted to make temporary repairs by replacing the Dual Run Capacitor and Hard Start Kit. This did not work. The Compressor is Defective. The System is a 15-year old 4-ton R-22 Goodman A/C Condenser with a York Horizontal Gas Furnace in the Attic.
Joel S.
Upon arrival I found the thermostats were turned off. Everett stated he did that after the louvers on each air handler stopped when it should have been cooling. Went outside and checked condenser and found that the compressor was off on high pressure. The refrigerant charge was weighed in when we installed the condenser so I knew it was not overcharged. I verified that the condenser coil was clear. Cycle power and system came on and was Cooling properly. I advised Everett what to do if it does it again. No charge for Diagnostic today because of all of the problems that Everett has gone through with this system.
Joel S.
AC performance tune-up times two systems. Inspect blowers, evaporators and ductwork. Filters do need to be changed and tenants are aware of this. Had to install two quick blast isolator valves to clear the primary drains. Both of them were on the verge of being backed up since they tee together to one common drain. Check outdoor units. Downstairs condenser needs a run capacitor. It is below Factory specifications. Upstairs is low on refrigerant. It is 15 years old and it is r22. Washed both condenser coils. We will wait for Vicky's call back to see if we can come back and install necessary parts and refrigerant.
Bob E.
I was Dispatched to a no cooling Call. Upon arrival I found the West System very low on Refrigerant R-22. I cleaned and serviced all three Systems. After servicing I rechecked all 3-Systems. The West System has a defective TXV. The TXV is metering to hard and causing depressed Suction and elevated Head Pressure. I can charge the System but it is extremely sluggish. The TXV is not metering correctly but it is working. At least in the short term. the Evaporator coil also has a leak or leaks. The West unit may freeze again. The TXV is keeping the pressure and temperature just above freezing. I will give Kevin a call and ask him to give an estimate.
Joel S.
AC performance tuneup comes one system. Changed out filter that client supplied. Inspect blower, evaporator and ductwork. Drains are flowing clear at this time. Check outdoor unit. Refrigerant level is good at this time. Test capacitor and contactor. Wash condenser coil. System operating at manufacture specs at this time.
Jeff S.
Completed service checkout on upstairs. System was low on 410a. Added 2 pds of refrigerant and brought subcooling to 9 degrees. Everything is working fine.
Joel S.
No cool. Found run capacitor well below factory specifications. Removed and replaced with new dual run cat. I advised Scott that the minimum breaker amperage on the condenser is 40. The breaker box is actually wired to a 25 amp. Scott said he would take care of that today. System is operating at manufacture specs at this time.
Joel S.
AC performance tuneup times two systems. Changed out one of two filters that client supplied. Verified primary drains are clear at this time. Inspect blowers, evaporators and ductwork. Check thermostats for proper operations. Checked outdoor units. Refrigerant levels are good on both systems. Test contactor and capacitor for the smaller unit. Office to order ton and a half cassette evaporator for Everett’s man cave
Joel S.
At this point Jason Mote believes that they were miss wired
Jeff S.
Performed A/C maintenance inspection: Washed both condenser coils, flushed drain lines, average temperature differential 20 degrees, run capacitors, refrigerant levels, blower and fan motors are in range. All electrical wiring are in shape. Systems are working properly.
