Air Conditioner Parts Replacement in Granbury, TX

Our Air Conditioner Parts Replacement Services

Why do homeowners and businesses choose Texas Made Air Conditioning and Heating for air conditioner parts replacement in Granbury, TX? Here are a few reasons we’ve come to be trusted for HVAC services throughout the area:

• We provide excellent customer service and work with all makes and models of HVAC equipment.
• We give our customers detailed and reliable HVAC information.
• We make sure our services keep you comfortable at home.
• We are experienced HVAC contractors with the ability to inspect your system and recommend the smartest solution that will fit your needs.
• We offer 24/7 emergency services.

Moreover, we know how valuable your air conditioner is, especially during the hot Texas summer. It’s a source of comfort and well-being. If one part is malfunctioning your AC won’t run efficiently, and it might not work at all.

You don’t want to have your AC broken down for long in the summer. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it’s also a safety and health risk. That’s why we act promptly on our service calls. We know how important it is to get your AC up and running as soon as possible.

Even better, you count on our technicians to be knowledgeable about the latest technologies and the most up-to-date training to best service your system. They also have the ability to provide air conditioner parts replacement for all makes and models of systems and equipment.

Some of the brands we service include:

• American Standard
• Carrier
• Comfortmaker
• Lennox
• Rheem
• Ruud
• Trane

Don’t see your system on the list? Check with us. Our service technicians will help you in any way we can.

Commitment to Customer Service

Along with having skilled technicians who can work on any brand, make, model, or size AC, we are committed to customer service. Providing you with options is essential to our trade. That’s why we also offer second opinions and estimates. We want you to have as many options open as possible. We want you to make the right decision for your home or business that meets your needs.

Full-Service Parts Replacement

Our commitment to customer service extends to air conditioner parts replacement. We can cover any part of your air conditioning unit. These parts include:

• Coils: Your unit’s evaporator and condenser coils are essential for maintaining the cooling cycle. We replace faulty coils but keeping your coils clean is necessary so they’ll work right. Coil cleaning services remove the cake-in dirt and dust that slows your whole system down.
• Blowers: Without the blower, your fan won’t run. Without your fans, the air isn’t circulated through the system, and the whole cooling cycle is disrupted.
• Compressors: Compressors convert refrigerant into gas so it can circulate through the system to the condenser. When compressors stop working it’s going to cause your AC to stop cooling. Compressors are put under the most strain in the summer, and if they aren’t well-maintained, that’s when they are likely to break down.
• Fans: Fans circulate warm air to the condenser so the coils can convert refrigerant from a gas to a liquid. 
• Condenser Motors: Condensers convert refrigerant from a gas to a liquid to keep the cooling cycle going. They get the heaviest workout in the summer so compressors break down frequently at this time. Condenser motors power the fans that blow warm air necessary to make the conversion from gas to liquid.

What is the most expensive part to replace on an air conditioner?

While repairing an air compressor is often a quick fix, it's usually often the most expensive part to repair or replace.

What is the life expectancy of an air conditioner?

Typically, most air conditioners can last anywhere from 15 to 20 years. You can ensure your system's longevity through regular maintenance.

Should I replace the compressor or the whole unit?

If your compressor breaks down, you'll have to decide whether or not to replace the compressor or whole system. Generally, this depends on whether your compressor is still under warranty or not. If it's still under warranty, replacing the compressor might be the cheapest option.