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Plus you can count on getting a Certified AC Genius, Plumbing Genius, or Electrical Genius. Which means we don’t use “salesmen in disguise” or “selling techs,” like other home service companies. Instead we have our own training center to ensure you always get the honest expertise required to repair your problem right, right then and there.
Comfort Experts Inc. has been proudly serving Godley, TX, since 1962, and is dedicated to providing air conditioning and heating services, plumbing help, and electrician assistance to all homeowners in the area. With 24/7 availability made possible by our experienced experts, you’ll be glad to know that your satisfaction is our goal—and it’s guaranteed! Whether you need an air conditioner repair, AC replacement or an emergency plumber for a broken pipe, Comfort Experts Inc. is here for you. Read some of our reviews below to learn more about our commitment to quality services at affordable prices.
Hunter is great. He has been my tech before and as always he is professional, articulate and explains things in layman’s terms.
Completely professional and friendly
Mark the technician was very nice and knowledgeable.
Professional, knowledgeable and attention to detail. Fixed the problem while giving me some insight on the overall process. Much appreciated!
Kept me informed each step of the way. He tried to sell us the service plan 3 or 4 times. Mgt should be proud of him.
Ian was professional and explained the issue to me so that I could understand it. Really appreciated his level of service. $400 total seems like a lot for a capacitor swap.
very professional and cleaded up afterwards.would recommend their work
very professional
very professional
He was professional and respectful.Very happy with the service.
Kellen Milinnex was great! He was professional and courteous. He took his time explaining his findings.
Aaron M. was very efficient, professional and friendly. He was able to find the issue with our air conditioner not working within 5 minutes but continued to check for other issues before he left. He made sure the house was cool before leaving. Thank you so much.
Great tech awesome guy great attitude very knowledgeable
Kellen was a very nice professional young man. Explained everything he did. Very considerate with booties on in my house. Offered great suggestions for enegy conservation air cleaners for allergies. Giving us explanation of our air duct system to improve conservation. We can't wait to have the things he offered for us to be installed to keep our cleaner. We look forward to having a long relationship with this company.
Hunter was prompt, thorough and answered any questions I had. Fast, efficient service.
Justin was great! He explained what the issue was and what he needed to do to correct it. He is polite and respectful.
Thanks for the help on such short notice! Great service as well as very professional and kind. Thanks again!
Ian did an excellent job fixing our bathroom faucets, they look great! Ian went above and beyond his normal business hours and we are very grateful for him staying and finishing the job! Great job Ian!!
Great service
Kellen was an awesome tech! He was forthright, honest, prompt, and offered many options!
I appreciated the straight down to business and professional attitude! Tyler got it done!
Found failed Auxiliary motor starter. Replaced and ran system check found no other issues at this time
moved some duct that was crushed. Need all new duct work due to having many patch jobs in it. Tons of moisture under house also
Found compressor running but no fan. Check capacitor and found fan side completely dead. Replaced capacitor and verified system was cooling. Second owner of house no warranty on system.
2022 3.5t attic horizontal foam insulation hp. System functional upon arrival. Claim was at some point on 5/24/25 the compressor was not on and the temperature increased in the home. Homeowner has a son in from out of town that "did something" to the tstat yesterday and it started working. Son was asleep upon arrival and I didn't get a chance to talk to him, claim that the son is in HVAC in California. My refrigerant charge was within tolerance. No error codes on tstat or circuit board. TESP was 0.4/0.5" WC. DeltaT was 16°. Filter had been replaced in April of 2025. The 45 run capacitor was just above manufacturer lowest tolerance (still within range although showing signs of weakening). Start capacitor was functional. Heat rejection off the compressor was acceptable. 80° ambient. I expressed to the homeowner that I could not replicate the issue and that all systems were functional.
Estimate to install propane lines to 2 appliances. We will locate 3/4 steel line at edge of home and install reier with stop and union. Run new lines to appliances under mobile home. Lines will terminate at floor level with approved stops and supplies. All work will be tested for leaks. Customer declined work due to price. Did not want estimate emailed
Apon arrival I talked with customer about condensation issues with system. Ductwork is tore up. Customer has another contractor coming to look at ductwork today. Rerouted drain line from install to drain from under the house. Needs to replace duct work to fix the sweating issues.
We checked both panels everything looked great no surge protector though, but smoke detectors are present and functional as well as GFCIs I have sent a estimate for a sub panel and generator inlet/interlock
Technicians arrived to customers home and introduced themselves aswell as handing home questioner sheet for homeowner to fill out. Technicians grabbed tools and started in furnace in attic. Technician noticed that blower wheel speed was off. Blower wheel looked in good condition, swapped air filter checked plenums all in good condition, evaporator coil in good condition, plenty of insulation aswell. Homeowner had a damper for return. Technicians then moved to outside condenser washed coils in and out, technician hooked gauges and refrigerant levels looked good, capacitor was in range, was a 45+5 was reading a 44+4, contactor looked In good condition. Technician took inrush amps came out to 92 amps. Technician wrote recommendations and suggested to disconnected damper for return side, aswell as compressor saver on condenser unit, homeowner agreed to get it done. Technician disconnected damper on return side and installed compressor saver on outside condenser unit. System overall workin
I have replaced one of his GFCI breakers and I have sent multiple estimates regarding a subpanel for pool pumps and entertainment as well as replacement of the main panel due to its brand and it's known nuisance tripping in its afci and GFCI breakers
Technician arrived to customers home and asked questions. Technician then asked where air handler and thermostat where located aswell as outside condenser unit. Technician grabbed tools and started in air handler. Technician changed filter, checked blower wheel all in good condition, plenums all looking clean, evaporator coil all clean and new. Technician then took electrical readings all in good condition. Technician moved to outside condenser unit, washed coil in and out aswel as outside she'll and after waxing unit. Technician then hooked gauges up and refrigerant levels where in range, capacitor in range aswell, capacitor looking in good condition. Overall system is only 10 months old and looking in perfect condition. Technician then talked to homeowner about everything.
Performed Plumbing tune up. No issues and all Plumbing is working as it should at this time
Came to house for electrical inspection and the house is Two years old And Everything looks great Has all the grounding and g.F.I protection throughout the house and afci protection where needed The only thing is she doesn't have a surge protector so talked to her about that and gave her a quote for it
Air handler- has insulation that is coming off the door and the top of the unit causing condensation in the air handler tech recommended fixing the issue. There is biological growth in the system homeowners are having another company come out Friday to clean the ducts and biological growth. Home owner is cleaning the A-fram coil. Tech found the running amps on the heat strips to be up to standards. Once tech was finished up stairs tech headed to the condenser where tech found the refrigerant levels to be up to standards. Tech got inrush amps and running amps on compressor and condenser fan motor
Tech found biological growth is starting to grow in the supply. Tech found that there was drain protection in the drain pan. The delta split was up to standards. The electrical wiring is tight and working properly outside and inside tech check the condenser fan motor as well as the compressor everything is working up to techs standards at this time
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Upon arrival technician talked to homeowner, tech started with the furnace tech found everything to be up to techs standards tech moved to the out side where tech got high inrush amps tech is suggesting a compressor saver to lower the inrush amps
We are going to look at a electric
Super tune up performed today on a ten year old straight electric system. Heat strips are pulling proper amperage however low airflow across the evaporator coil is causing them to overheat. Evaporator coil and blower wheel are very dirty and air flow is being restricted. Refrigerant levels are showing low airflow across the coil as well. Compressor is amping high upon start up and condenser motor is amping high while running and motor is leaking oil. Outdoor unit was washed and waxed. Customer declined repairs at this time. All estimates are being emailed to the customer.
Upon arrival tech found that the condenser was a heat pump make the system sweat out side tech also found that the inrush amps on the compressor was high tech recommended adding a compressor saver to lower the inrush amps
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Site survey on new building at 8510 county rd 1231. Drove over to existing location of generator to get some pictures. Customer would like CE to relocate existing generator, transfer switch, and propane tank to new address that is 2 miles away. Electrician wiring home will have feeder ran from 100a sub panel to the exterior where we will mount transfer switch. We will be responsible for moving generator and propane tank and installation stopping at the line side of transfer switch. Existing whip from generator will be able to be used for new installation. From Gen to transfer. Will just have to make shorter. Propane tank will be installed approx. 15 ft from generator. Gas line is ok to be run on the exterior of the home to generator and will also be split off to gas appliances in the home. Generator is a 26kw. I am going to schedule a sit down with Brian to work up an estimate. Customer is weighing options depending on price on weather or not to relocate system. All necessary data is
We will send water sample to testing facility to test for pfa. Will contact customer with results and pricing. Their well is 400 feet deep
We will cut out bad spot and replace with pex Tubing and fittings