Gas system replacement in University Park, TX

Not necessarily. The most common reasons a system stops cooling are a clogged condensate drain line, a dirty air filter, and a failed capacitor. Check the drain line first: when it clogs, the float switch shuts the system off on purpose, and running a drain line cleaner through it can save you a visit and a trip charge. Then check the filter, since a clogged one can freeze the coil. If both look fine, it's often the capacitor on the outdoor unit. Leave that one to a technician, because it holds a charge even with the power off. Not sure what you're looking at? Book a video call and we'll walk you through it.

When both are the same age, usually yes. A matched furnace, coil and condenser are rated to work together, and doing it in one visit costs less than two separate installs. If one side is much newer, we'll tell you.

We size from the house and the ductwork, not just the old nameplate, and tell you if the existing system was the wrong size to begin with.

Yes. See the financing page for current options, or ask when you get your quote.