What you can call about
Services
This site does not employ technicians. When you call, you are connected with an independent local heating and cooling contractor that serves your area. That company inspects the system, gives you its price and does the work if you hire it.
AC Repair
Not cooling, blowing warm, iced-up lines or a breaker that keeps tripping.
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AC Installation & Replacement
Sizing, choosing and installing a new central AC, heat pump or mini-split.
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Heat Pump Repair & Replacement
No heat on a cold night, constant defrosting, or a heat pump that won't switch modes.
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Humidity & Moisture Problems
Clammy rooms, musty smells, sweating vents or an AC that cools but doesn't dry the air.
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Attic Ductwork Repair
Weak airflow, hot rooms, sweating or crushed ducts, and duct joints pulled apart.
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Storm & Hurricane AC Checks
After a storm: a unit that was flooded, hit by debris, knocked off its stand or won't restart.
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AC Maintenance & Drain Lines
Spring check-ups, clogged condensate drains, dirty coils and tripped float switches.
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Price guide
Typical planning ranges for every job on this site, and what pushes a price up or down.
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Storm-season AC guide
Before, during and after a hurricane: securing the unit, generator safety and restarting.
Read the checklist
The process
What happens after you dial
This site is a referral line. Here is what happens when you call.
You call
Say where you live and what the system is doing. The call is routed to an independent contractor that serves your area.
They ask questions
The contractor asks about the equipment and the problem, and arranges a visit with you directly.
Diagnosis and price
At the house, the technician inspects the system and gives you their price before work starts.
You decide
Go ahead, get another opinion or say no. There's no obligation to hire them.
Phone line
Get the system looked at
Lake Charles, Sulphur and Westlake homeowners can use this number to reach an independent heating and cooling company. Mention the age of the system and anything you noticed before it stopped; it helps the technician.