Do you offer after hours residential service?

Yes, we take emergency HVAC calls 24 hours a day. Availability on any given call depends on the failure and how many emergency calls are already in progress.

How do I know whether to repair or replace my air conditioner?

It usually comes down to what failed, how old the system is and how often it has needed service. A component failure on a sound system is worth repairing. A compressor or coil failure on aging equipment usually is not. A diagnosis tells you which situation you are in so you can weigh the two.

How often should a Las Vegas home have HVAC maintenance?

At least once a year for cooling, ideally in spring. If you also have a furnace or heat pump, add a fall visit. Equipment here runs far more hours than the national average, so annual service matters more.

Do you charge for a diagnostic visit?

There is a diagnostic charge for the visit. Ask for the current rate when you call so you know what to expect before a technician heads out.

Do you work on all brands of equipment?

Yes. We service the common residential brands and system types found in Las Vegas homes, whether or not we installed them.

Do you handle commercial properties too?

Yes, though the scheduling and reporting are different. Apartment communities, HOAs, property managers and commercial buildings are covered on our commercial HVAC pages.

Residential HVAC

Residential HVAC Services in Las Vegas, NV

Repair, emergency service, maintenance, replacement and air quality work for Las Vegas homes - handled by a family owned local team.

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What is going on with your system?

My AC just quit and it is hot right now24/7 emergency service for no cool calls, plus winter no heat emergencies.
It is running but not cooling properlyWarm air, weak airflow, short cycling and rising run times diagnosed and repaired.
I think it is time to replace the systemCorrectly sized AC installation and replacement, with more than one equipment option.
I want it checked before summerSeasonal tune ups that catch weak parts and dirty coils before they cause a breakdown.
The heat is not workingFurnace and heating repair for cold air, short cycling and ignition faults.
My furnace needs replacingFurnace installation and replacement with venting and gas work done to code.
I have a heat pumpHeat pump repair, maintenance, installation and replacement for both seasons.
One room or the garage never gets comfortableDuctless mini splits for garages, casitas, additions and problem rooms.
The vents are dusty or airflow is weakDuct cleaning, leak sealing and airflow correction for attic ductwork.
The air in my house bothers meWhole home filtration, air purification and humidity control.
I want a smart thermostatSmart and programmable thermostat installation, wiring and correct configuration.

The big decision

Repair it or replace it

This is the question almost every homeowner asks us, and the honest answer depends on what actually failed rather than on the age of the unit alone.

Repair usually wins when

The failed part is electrical, a motor, a control or a drain issue
The system still holds refrigerant charge and cools well when running
This is the first real problem you have had with it
The equipment is not yet at the age where parts get scarce

Replacement usually wins when

The compressor has failed or the coil is leaking on older equipment
You have paid for multiple repairs in the same season
The system uses refrigerant that is no longer produced
The house has never cooled evenly and sizing is part of the problem

Why Las Vegas is different

Desert equipment fails in desert ways

A cooling system here runs at or near full load for a third of the year. Capacitors and contactors wear out faster, condenser coils load up with fine dust that traps heat, and condensate drains plug with the same grit that coats everything else.

Ductwork gets the worst of it. Most Las Vegas homes have flex duct running through an attic that passes 130 degrees in summer, so leaks on the supply side dump cooled air into the attic and leaks on the return side pull that superheated air back into your house.

We have worked in these conditions for over 20 years as a family owned Southern Nevada company, and we serve homes across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas and the surrounding valley.

What to expect

From the first call to a system that works

When you call

We ask what the system is doing rather than reading from a script, so the visit is set up correctly. If it sounds like an emergency we say so, and you can ask about the current diagnostic rate on that call.

On site diagnosis

The technician measures rather than guesses. Electrical readings, refrigerant pressures, airflow and temperature split all get checked so the repair addresses the real cause.

The explanation and the price

You hear what failed and why, in plain language, along with what fixing it involves. If replacement is the better value we will say that too, and explain what staying with the repair looks like.

The work and the handoff

We complete the repair, verify the system is performing after it, clean up, and walk you through anything you should watch or maintain going forward.

Every residential service

Managing apartments, an HOA or a commercial building instead? See our commercial HVAC services, or browse the full service list.

Questions

Residential HVAC questions we hear most

We serve homeowners across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas and the surrounding valley, including single family homes, condos and townhomes.

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