Austin home repair directory
Austin HVAC repair, tune-ups and summer readiness
An Austin air conditioner runs eight months a year and dies on the hottest weekend, when every company is booked out. Nearly every emergency call we hear about traces back to a skipped tune-up, a clogged condensate line or a filter nobody changed.
Serving Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Leander, and select surrounding communities.
What hvac costs in Austin
A seasonal tune-up is usually $90 to $180. Capacitor, contactor and drain clears run $200 to $600, refrigerant leak work $600 to $1,800, and a full system replacement in Austin commonly $8,000 to $16,000.
Ranges are typical Austin-area pricing for planning only, not a quote.
Where Well Kept Home fits
Our maintenance visits change filters on schedule, flush the condensate line, and check the emergency pan and float switch, so the licensed HVAC visit is a tune-up instead of an August emergency.
What this work covers
- Spring and fall tune-ups on cooling and heating
- Capacitor, contactor, blower and control board repairs
- Refrigerant leak diagnosis and coil replacement
- Condensate drain clearing and safety-switch testing
- Duct sealing, insulation and system replacement
When to call for hvac
- Warm air, short cycling or a system that runs nonstop in July
- Water at the indoor unit or a tripped float switch
- Ice on the refrigerant line or outdoor unit
- A sudden jump in your Austin Energy bill with no usage change
Related services we handle in Austin
Skip the yearly scramble
A Well Kept Home membership schedules the preventive half of hvac for you, with photos and written notes after every visit, so the specialist calls you do make are planned instead of urgent.
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