Rowlett AC & Heating Services
The purpose of your heating, air conditioning and ventilation system is to provide a comfortable and safe environment inside your home. This could be anything from keeping your home heated or cooled at your preferred temperature to improving the indoor air quality and circulation of your home to help fight against respiratory and other illnesses. Can you guarantee that your unit is running at its full potential and successfully providing the ideal comfort and safety for your Rowlett home? If you answer “no” to this question it is time to have your unit inspected. Call us today at 817-341-5149 to schedule your inspection!
Rowlett AC Repair & Replacement
If your unit is unable to be repaired and has to be replaced, we’re here to quickly get a new unit put in so you can get back to the comfort you deserve. All you have to do is choose a new system! We provide a wide range of HVAC units to choose from so we know that you will be able to find a new system that caters to your needs.
Our 5-star online reviews show that we are dedicated to customer satisfaction. We have made it our goal to leave you saying that you had a good experience with our company. We take pride in the work we do and always back our work with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. You will always be left satisfied and we will always leave knowing we have successfully assisted your family with your Rowlett AC repair needs.
Here For All Your HVAC Needs
Comfort Experts, Inc. has made it our mission to keep Rowlett families comfortable all year long and assure that your home is a safe environment. No matter the issue with your heating and cooling systems, we’re here to help. By offering AC inspection and repair, we can diagnose a malfunction quickly and fix the problem, returning your system to peak performance.
In addition to heating and cooling, we specialize in plumbing and electrical services so you don’t have to worry about hunting down multiple contractors. We take care of all your HVAC systems from start to finish. For the most comfortable call you’ll ever make, we’ll be here 24/7 at 817-341-5149 !
Local Reviews
for Rowlett, TX
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Thorough, great service!
Sandee - Rowlett, TX 75088
Blake took his time and did a great job!
Great Service
Wendy - Rowlett, TX 75088
Devyn was very professional and went over everything he did and made a couple of suggestions but was not pushy! Very professional and mannerly!
He did a great job,
Willie - Rowlett, TX 75089
Great job
Great Service.
Donna - Rowlett, TX 75088
Dennis is awesome. Very thorough. Explains all in great detail. Overall experience total greatness. Thank you Dennis.
Great Service
Sandra - Rowlett, TX 75088
Technician was quick and efficient.
Response from Comfort Experts Inc.:
Thank you Brad!
Professional service!
Wendy - Rowlett, TX 75088
Response from Comfort Experts Inc.:
Thank you!
Simon
Willie - Rowlett, TX 75089
very Friendly dud an awesome job
Great service
Raheem - Rowlett, TX 75089
Fantastic job
colby.finch@acgenius.com
On arrival both systems were running and cooling. Both indoor units had clear drain lines, clean coils and clean blowers. The outdoor units were both in good shape after cleaning and passed all electrical tests. I recommended a compressor saver kit for the newer unit and with the customers permission i installed it. As I left I ensured that both systems were running and cooling. Thanks for choosing comfort experts and have a great day!
Blake B.
Tech arrived at a membership service call. The customer mentioned that she was having thermostat problems. The thermostat was not functioning at this time. The customer recently replaced the batteries and they were in backwards. After repositioning, the thermostat began functioning. The drain system was checked and was found to be clogged. The trap was disassembled at the sink. Everything from the sink trap up was cleared. The trap was fastened and there were no leaks observed. The sink was tested and was draining slowly. Chemical was introduced and helped the flow. The customer was informed that if this happens again, a plumber should be called as the AC plumbing should be clear. A treatment strip was added to help keep the drain system clean. The system was functioning upon departure.
Blake B.
Tech arrived at a Lifetime membership service call possible 45. Upon inspection the drain switch was tripped. The sink was disassembled and the clog was cleared. A treatment strip was added to the system to try and help keep the drain line clear. The system was functioning upon departure.
Blake B.
Tech arrived at a lifetime warranty tuneup. Upon inspection the capacitor was within specs. The contactor was audibly buzzing. The condenser coils were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. The filter was dirty and replaced. The Delta was within range. The outdated ductwork, coil, and blower area was dirty. There was excessive growth throughout the system. The drain line was clear. There was a leaking pipe that was reconnected. The customer was informed of recommendations today. The system was functioning upon departure.
Mike S.
Arrived on site greeted cx thanked them for continued membership and business. Moved to outdoor unit tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Refrigerant level is normal. Washed and cleaned condenser. Moved to indoor unit tested all components all measured within ratings and specs. Blower wheel has buildup recommend cleaning. Coil and drain are clean and clear at this time. Offered cx blower cleaning. Cx politely declined today
Craig B.
Went to house for super tune up on two systems, one Bryant, one Goodman, both furnaces. Checked Bryant indoor unit first in heating, filter is small, recommended right size filter 20×25×1, drain lines are clear, no water safeties, recommended drain switch. Flame ignitor is fine, recommended flame sensor replacement. Blower is dusty, recommended blower clean, ducts are ok, airflow is good, blower capacitor out of tolerance, recommended replacement. Checked Goodman indoor unit in heating, evap coil is good, electrical connections secure, flame sensor and ignitor are clean, filter is ok, drain lines are clear, drain switch is operational. Ducts are clean, went to Goodman condensor unit and checked in cooling. Fan amps normal, compressor amps high on startup normal while running, recommend compressor saver. Capacitor within tolerance, condensor coil is dirty, washed off, coil is clean, electrical connections are good. Unit is functional in heating and cooling, checked Bryant system next. C
Blake B.
Tech arrived for a warranty cooling tune-up. Upon inspection the duel run capacitor was within specs. The contactor was in working condition. The condenser coils were very dirty and were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. The surge protector was functioning. The filter was dirty and was replaced. The drain system was clear and bleach was poured. The blower capacitor was out of tolerance and was replaced today. The customer was informed of recommendations today. The customer decided to move forward with adding a compressor saver to help combat the high amperage and extend the expected lifespan of the compressor. The saver was installed, tested, and functional. The cooling system was functioning upon departure.
Blake B.
Tech arrived for a 2 system tuneup. The duel run capacitors were within specs. The bedroom system duel run capacitor was wired incorrectly. These wires were correct to normal orientation. The high pressure switch on the bedroom system was bypassed. The customer is aware. The contactor on the bedroom system was scorched. The Deltas were within range. There was no observed surge protection. The filters were dirty and replaced. The main system blower area was dirty and the capacitor was out of tolerance. The primary drain lines were connected. There was no drain safeties on the units. The there was rust in the pans. The drains were clear at this time and bleach was poured. The insulation in the attic was low. The flexibile gas lines to the furnaces were penetrating through the metal cabinet. This can lead to gas line damage and should be corrected. The customer was informed of recommendations today. He decided to move forward with replacing the blower capacitor on the main area system
Gavin V.
Checked both inside and outside units. Outside unit amp draws and capacitor tolerances were in range. Cleaned outside coil. Inside unit electrical were sound. Electrical connections good. Replaced customer supplied filter. System left in working order
javier.falcon@acgenius.com
can't get the rod broke lose rec change waterheater. Need to call customer in 2 days
Steven S.
Upon arrival for tune up on 7 year old and 13 year old they were on and cooling. Inspected indoor units. Blowers and coils have heavy dust buildup. Main room system have heavy corrosion on coil. Drain lines clear. Inspected outdoor units. Fans and compressors amps within unit specifications but getting higher do to age. Capacitors within tolerance. Refrigerant pressures good. do to high amp draw on 13 year old system recommended speaking with engineer. Asked customer service they would like the take advantage of an energy audit. Left systems on and cooling
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Installed 12k Heat Pump Mini Split
Blake B.
Tech arrived for a STU. It was raining. Upon inspection, the duel run capacitor was out of tolerance. This item was replaced today. The contactor was in working condition. The fan motor and compressor was pulling high amperage. This came down after replacing the capacitor. The coils were a little dirty and were hosed off to assist with air flow. The filter was dirty and replaced. The filter box appeared to be designed to fit a media filter. The blower area was also dirty. The flame rod sensor was scorched. The currently installed UVV system was functioning. The blower capacitor was out of tolerance. This item was replaced today. The customer was given information for repairs and upgrades today. The customer decided to move forward with replacing the capacitors as well as upgrading to a Titanium Membership. The customer was under the impression that we would be sending a plumber to evaluate the water heater as well as the HVAC today. He would like a plumber to come out in order to
Mark W.
At this time and cannot pinpoint where the main waterline comes in would have to bring the electrical charge device to bring it to find out where it actually comes in the house
Zach J.
Arrived and performed ptu. No issues at this time.
Blake B.
Tech arrived at a HTU. Upon inspection the capacitor was out of tolerance and was replaced. The contactor was in working condition. The condenser coils were clean. The Delta and refrigerant was at acceptable levels. The filter was dirty and replaced. The blower area was dirty. The drain was clear and bleach was poured. The heating system reached complete ignition. The system did not appear to be equip with surge protection. The customer decided to move forward with adding a unit surge protector to the system. This item will be ordered and installed once it is recieved. The customer also decided to take advantage of the Level 1 Duct Cleaning Special. The cleaning is set for Friday Nov 11th morning. The system was functioning upon departure. Pausing for parts
Blake B.
26th afternoon
Steven S.
Upon arrival for heating tune up on furnace systems, systems on and cooling. Inspected indoor units. Drain lines clear. Dust build up in units. Corrosion on main room unit coil. Ignitors and flame sensors functioning. Furnace safeties good. Furnaces ignited and heated properly. Inspected outdoor unit. Capacitor out of tolerance. Fan and compressor amp draws within unit specifications. Recommended duct cleaning do to build up of dust. Customer declined at this time.
riley.hobson@acgenius.com
Completed Electrical Tune up. Recommended replacing failed gfi and updating receptacles in home
Blake B.
Tech arrived for a tuneup. Upon inspection the capacitor was within specs. The contactor had minor scorching. The condenser coils were a little dirty and were hosed off to assist with air flow across the coils. The refrigerant and delta was at acceptable levels. The outside unit was noisy upon arrival, minor adjustmens were made. The compressor was pulling high amperage on startup, adding to the noise. It is recommended that a Compressor Saver be installed to help combat the high amperage. The filter was dirty, a replacement was not located. The customer will order another one. The heat was tested and ignition was achieved. The drain system was clear and vinegar was poured. The outside system did not appear to have Surge Protection. Just as you would like to protect the electrical components of your television and computer, the electrical components of the outside system would benefit from surge protector as well. Customer will call back to set up an appointment for repairs. The
Zak L.
Arrived for CTU - raining indoor Filter fine Drains slow - cleared and treated Blower and coil clean UV light on Cap good Outdoor Charge fine Cap good HSK installed Tightened compressor wire on cap
Devyn B.
Upon arrival found system running and cooling. Delta drop was 21. Blower housing was clean and shown no signs of growth. Coil looked good. Pulled out some trash that was caught in there. Outside unit looked great. Contactor was clean and all wires were tight. Dual run capacitor was within the manufacturer specs. Unit looked great and drain lines were clear
Yaz G.
Completed CTU. No issues with indoor unit. Blower capacitor tested at 19.75 out of 20, blower wheel clean and spinning freely with no shaft play. No signs of corrosion on coil or system housing. Uv bulb working. Poured 1/2 gallon of water down drain, operating properly. No issues with outdoor unit. Capacitor rated at 45/5, tested at 44.86/4.89. Cleaned outdoor coil with water hose. System running in cooling on departure.
Casey D.
Performed 1st year tune up on the upstairs system, customer will replace their filters soon, inspected all the components and washed the condenser coil. Heating and cooling are functioning properly, customer showed me water damage from a leak that happened during the winter but had called another company that could not find the leak. Showed the customer that the water staining is directly below the water heaters and that is where it more than likely originated(pictures included in the tune up form). Poured 2 gallons of water in both the primary and secondary drain to verify proper flow and are not leaking. Left the system on in cooling. Discussed replacing the other 2 systems due to the age of the systems, customer is interested but needs to discuss with his dad first.
Casey D.
Completed tune up on both systems. Coil on furnace is showing signs of corrosion. No other issues found
