AC Repair & Air Conditioning Service
Fast, dependable AC service when you need it most.
When your air conditioner isn’t keeping up with the Texas heat, Tietze is ready to help. Our technicians diagnose and repair all types of air conditioning problems—from simple electrical failures and clogged drain lines to airflow issues and systems that have stopped cooling completely.
Our AC services include:
• AC Repair & Diagnostics
• No-Cool Service Calls
• Emergency AC Service
• Refrigerant & Cooling Issues
• Frozen Evaporator Coils
• Capacitors & Contactors
• Thermostat Repair & Replacement
• Condensate Drain Cleaning
• Airflow & Temperature Problems
• Residential & Commercial AC Service
HVAC Installation & Replacement
The right system. Properly installed. Built for Texas.
Whether your existing HVAC system has reached the end of its life or you’re upgrading to a more efficient system, Tietze provides professional HVAC installation and replacement. We’ll help you select the right equipment for your property, comfort needs, and budget—and make sure it’s installed correctly from the start.
Installation services include:
• AC System Replacement
• Complete HVAC System Installation
• High-Efficiency Air Conditioning Systems
• Heat Pump Installation
• Furnace Installation & Replacement
• Mini-Split & Ductless Systems
• New Construction HVAC
• Residential HVAC Installation
• Commercial HVAC Installation
• System Upgrades & Replacements
Heating, Maintenance & Indoor Comfort
Year-round comfort starts with a properly maintained system.
Your HVAC system does more than cool your home. Tietze provides heating repair, preventative HVAC maintenance, ductwork, insulation, and comfort solutions designed to keep your system operating properly throughout the year.
Routine maintenance can also help identify potential problems before they turn into unexpected breakdowns.
Heating & comfort services include:
• Heating Repair & Service
• Furnace Repair
• Heat Pump Service
• Heating System Replacement
• Seasonal HVAC Tune-Ups
• Preventative Maintenance Plans
• Ductwork Repair & Replacement
• Airflow Improvements
• Blown-In Insulation
• Indoor Comfort Solutions
Tietze is Your First Call for AC & Heating Services
An air conditioner that runs but doesn’t cool properly can have several causes, including a dirty filter, restricted airflow, a dirty evaporator or condenser coil, thermostat problems, electrical issues, or a refrigerant-related problem. If changing the filter doesn’t solve the issue, an HVAC technician should inspect the system and determine the cause rather than simply adding refrigerant without diagnosing the problem.
Warm air from your vents can be caused by an incorrect thermostat setting, a failed capacitor or contactor, refrigerant problems, compressor issues, or an outdoor unit that isn’t operating properly. Turn the system off if you notice unusual noises, burning smells, or other signs of equipment failure and have the system professionally inspected.
Your air conditioner removes moisture from indoor air, which normally drains through the condensate system. Water around the indoor equipment may indicate a clogged condensate drain, drain pan problem, frozen coil, or another drainage issue. Because leaking water can damage ceilings, flooring, and surrounding materials, the cause should be addressed promptly.
Restricted airflow and refrigeration-system problems are common reasons an evaporator coil can freeze. A dirty filter, dirty coil, blower problem, or refrigerant issue may contribute to freezing. Continuing to operate a frozen system can make the problem worse. Turn the cooling system off and have it inspected if the coil repeatedly freezes.
Regular preventative maintenance is generally recommended to help keep heating and cooling equipment operating properly. Tietze’s HVAC maintenance program includes seasonal inspections for the cooling and heating portions of your system so potential problems can be identified before peak summer or winter operation.
A newer, properly sized high-efficiency HVAC system may use less energy than older or inefficient equipment, but the HVAC unit is only part of the equation. Duct condition, insulation, thermostat settings, home construction, outdoor temperatures, and occupant habits can all affect energy consumption. We can evaluate the overall system when discussing replacement options.
Common signs can include rooms that are consistently hotter or colder than others, weak airflow from certain registers, excessive dust, damaged visible ductwork, unusual noises, or difficulty maintaining comfortable temperatures. These symptoms can have several causes, so inspecting both the HVAC equipment and duct system is important.
