Buda AC & Heating Repair

Getting to Buda

Buda marks the north end of our I-35 service corridor, about 16 miles from San Marcos. Calls come from around historic downtown, along FM 967 and FM 2770, and in the newer neighborhoods east of the interstate.

Buda homes and HVAC

Buda's housing runs from older homes near the historic downtown and Main Street to large newer subdivisions such as Sunfield and others built since the 2000s. Many newer homes have attic air handlers and long duct runs. Older homes may have equipment that's been patched together over the years. On the rural edges toward the Hill Country, some homes use heat pumps or propane heat because natural gas isn't available.

Climate and local conditions

Buda gets hot, humid summers and mild winters with occasional hard freezes. The Edwards Plateau begins just to the west, so homes on the west side can see slightly different conditions from those east of I-35. But everywhere in Buda, the AC does most of the work for about half the year.

Tips for Buda homeowners and businesses

• Schedule cooling maintenance in spring, before the first long stretch of 95-degree days.
• In homes with propane or heat pump heat, have the heating side checked before winter.
• Keep supply and return vents open and unblocked, even in rooms you don't use often.

Services in Buda

Residential and commercial air conditioning, heating and furnaces, heat pumps, maintenance and tune-ups, and commercial refrigeration and restaurant equipment.

HVAC services in Buda

• AC RepairDiagnosis and repair for central AC systems.
• AC Installation & ReplacementNew systems sized for your home or building.
• Heating & FurnaceFurnace and heating repair and installation.
• Heat PumpsHeat pump service, repair and replacement.
• Maintenance & Tune-UpsSeasonal tune-ups for AC and heating.
• Commercial HVACHVAC service for Central Texas businesses.
• Commercial RefrigerationWalk-ins, reach-ins and restaurant equipment.

Buda HVAC questions

Do you serve all of Buda?

Yes. Buda is part of our regular I-35 service area, including neighborhoods on both sides of the interstate.

Is it normal for my AC to drip water outside?

Yes. A small PVC line near the house drains condensate from the indoor coil, and it should drip when the AC runs. If the drip stops and water shows up indoors, the drain may be clogged.

Do you work on heat pumps in rural homes?

Yes. See heat pump service.

Nearby areas we serve: Kyle, San Marcos, Wimberley, Lockhart, Austin. All service areas.