Coil, fan motor, capacitor, contactor, charge — in that order, because that is the order they fail in San Antonio. Six checks, every repair call, numbers written down.
The common patterns we see across Bexar County. Yours gets diagnosed with gauges, not this table — but it tells you what to expect.
Tell us your symptomAny one of these is worth a phone call today rather than next week — most of them get more expensive the longer the system keeps running.
A real diagnosis is a set of readings, not a guess at a part. This is the checklist on every repair call, and you get the numbers whether you approve the work or not.
Licensed, named, on time, in a marked truck.
Pressures, temperatures, airflow, electrical — on the equipment you actually have.
The number in writing before a wrench turns. Repair or replace, both cases honestly.
Re-checked with you standing there, site cleaner than we found it.
More of them, with numbers, on the questions page →
Dispatch answers 24/7 from Blanco Road and same-day is normal in cooling season. You get a real window, not “sometime today.”
Most land between $150 and $600 depending on the part — a capacitor at the low end, a blower motor or coil at the high end. You approve the number first.
Most of the time, yes — the trucks carry the parts that fail most often here. If something has to be ordered we tell you the same day and get you cooling in the meantime where we can.
No. Our technicians are paid the same whether they repair or replace. If a repair buys you three more summers, that is what we will recommend.
Usually. R-22 has not been produced since 2020, so it now comes from reclaimed supply and a leak gets expensive. We will tell you plainly when repairing it stops making financial sense.
A real person answers, a marked truck rolls, and the price you hear is the price you pay. Dispatched to 82 towns and neighborhoods across ten counties.
