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HVAC repair in Austin, done right the first time

If your air conditioning quit in the middle of a Texas summer, call first. H&H Pro Services LLC handles HVAC and air conditioning repair, routine service, and full system replacement across greater Austin. The owner quotes the job and is on site.

Call (512) 954-0407 for HVAC repair in Austin

When the air stops moving in July, the fastest path to a cool house is a phone call. Reach H&H Pro Services LLC directly at (512) 954-0407 and talk through what your system is doing. Alberto Salazar, the owner, is the one who answers questions and looks at the unit.

We cover the full range of HVAC work: diagnosing and repairing what broke, seasonal service to keep a system running clean, and install and replacement when a unit is past saving. We also handle the mechanical side of renovations, so ductwork, registers, and equipment placement get done as part of the remodel instead of as a scramble at the end.

This is an owner-operated company. That means the person quoting your repair is the person doing the work, not a call center passing you to whoever is free.

Repair

Diagnose why the system is not cooling and fix the cause, from a failed capacitor or contactor to a blower motor, a clogged condensate line, or a refrigerant issue.

Service

Seasonal maintenance to keep an existing system running: coil cleaning, filter and airflow checks, and looking at the parts that fail before they leave you without HVAC.

Install and replacement

When a unit is done, we handle the swap, size the equipment to the house, and set it up so it actually performs.

Mechanical inside renovations

HVAC work built into a remodel: ductwork, returns, and equipment coordinated with the rest of the job.

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Texas summer means call first

An Austin summer does not give a broken air conditioner much grace. Attics push past 130 degrees, and a house without cooling climbs fast, which is hard on people, pets, and anything heat-sensitive inside. When the air conditioning goes down, the smart first move is to pick up the phone.

Call (512) 954-0407 and describe what you are seeing. Is the outdoor unit silent, or running but not cooling? Is air coming from the vents but warm? Is the thermostat blank, or is there water pooling near the indoor unit? Those details help us understand the failure before anyone drives out.

We will not promise a specific arrival window on a web page, because honest scheduling depends on the day and the workload. What we will do is talk to you straight about the problem and where you stand.

A flat $50 diagnostic fee

We only ask for a $50 diagnostic fee. If we find parts in need of changing, or any maintenance, service, or install that needs to be done, we can talk about moving forward with pricing in an in-person conversation.

Kill power to a frozen unit

If you see ice on the refrigerant lines or indoor coil, turn the system off at the thermostat and let it thaw. Running a frozen system can damage the compressor.

Then call and describe it

The more you can tell us about the symptoms, the better we can plan the visit.

Repair or replace: honest guidance, no upsell

Not every HVAC problem calls for a new system, and not every old system is worth another repair. We will tell you which side of that line your unit is on and let you make the call. Here is how we think it through.

Age matters. A system in its mid-teens is near the end of a normal service life, and money put into it competes with the cost of a unit that runs more efficiently. A major refrigerant leak on an older system can tip that math toward replacement too.

Repair frequency is the tell people miss. One repair on an eight-year-old system is routine. The third repair in two summers on an older unit is the system telling you something. Efficiency is the last piece: a tired, undersized, or failing unit runs constantly in Austin heat, and that shows up on the electric bill every month it limps along.

Age of the system

Past roughly 12 to 15 years, replacement starts to make more sense than large repairs, especially if parts are getting hard to source.

Refrigerant leaks

Refrigerant work is one of the pricier repairs. Newer systems run on R-410A, and a major leak on an older unit can cost enough that replacement starts to make more sense than another repair.

Repair frequency

Occasional fixes are normal. Repeated failures in back-to-back seasons usually mean you are spending toward a replacement anyway.

Efficiency and comfort

If the unit runs nonstop and the house still is not comfortable, a right-sized replacement often pays back in lower run time.

HVAC handled inside your renovation

If you are remodeling, the mechanical work should be part of the plan, not an afterthought bolted on when the walls are already closed. H&H Pro Services handles HVAC inside renovations in-house, which means one point of contact instead of you refereeing between a remodeler and a separate mechanical crew.

That coordination is worth real money and headaches. Ductwork routed before drywall goes up, returns sized for the new layout, and equipment placed where it can be serviced later all go smoother when the same team owns the remodel and the mechanical scope. A renovation in Westlake is in progress now and being documented as it happens.

Doing tile, demo, or a remodel and want the air handling done right as part of it? Bring it up when you call, and we will scope the mechanical work alongside the rest.

Where we work

H&H Pro Services LLC is based in Austin and serves the surrounding area for HVAC repair, HVAC service, and renovation work. If you are near these areas and your system is down, call (512) 954-0407.

Service area includes Westlake, Rollingwood, Tarrytown, Bee Cave, Lakeway, and greater Austin. Not sure whether you are in range? Ask when you call and we will tell you straight.

Questions

Answered straight.

Do you service all HVAC brands?+
We work on standard residential HVAC systems across the common brands you will find in Austin homes. We are EPA 608 Universal certified, which means we are qualified to service, recover, and recharge refrigerant on stationary systems, including modern R-410A equipment. The important thing when you call is to tell us what you have and what it is doing, so we can come prepared. If your system is unusual or proprietary in a way we cannot service, we will tell you rather than guess.
How do I know whether to repair or replace my HVAC?+
It comes down to age, how often it has been breaking, and how hard it works to keep up. A newer system with a single fault is almost always worth repairing. An older unit that has needed several fixes in back-to-back summers is usually spending you toward a replacement. We will walk you through where yours lands and let you decide.
Do you do full HVAC system replacement, not just repairs?+
Yes. When a unit is past the point of sensible repair, we handle the full replacement, including sizing the equipment to your house so it actually performs. Getting the size and setup right matters as much as the equipment itself, because an oversized or poorly installed unit short-cycles and never runs efficiently. This is also referred to as retrofitting.
Do you handle HVAC for renovations and remodels?+
Yes. We handle the mechanical scope inside renovations in-house, from ductwork to equipment placement, so it is coordinated with the rest of the remodel instead of juggled between separate contractors. If you have a remodel with HVAC in the scope, bring it up when you call and we will work through it with you.
What drives the cost of an HVAC repair?+
The main factors are what actually failed, how accessible the equipment is, and whether the fix is a common wear part or something larger like a compressor or a refrigerant leak. We look at the specific problem before talking numbers rather than quoting blind off a phone description.
Are you a big company or owner-operated?+
H&H Pro Services LLC is owner-operated by Alberto Salazar here in Austin. The person who quotes your job is the person on site doing the work. That is the whole point: you deal directly with the owner instead of a chain of handoffs.
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