Texas is well-known for its hot weather. At some times during the year, the temps can stay in the 90s, and even jump into the 100s, for weeks at a time. This can make life in your home unbearable. You may try to beat the heat with a cheap fan, but all you’re doing is circulating hot air.

We Proudly Offer Air Conditioning Repair and Service, Call Today To Set Up an Appointment!

At Brenham Heating and Air Conditioning, we can make sure you have an air conditioning system in your home that will keep your home comfortable, even when the temperature gets into triple digits. If you have an existing unit that isn’t working properly, we will make every effort to repair it and get it running again. If this is not possible, we can replace the unit with a high efficiency cooling system that will keep both the temperature in your home and the charges on your utility bills at a reasonable level. Trust our team of professionals for all of your air conditioning service needs in Brenham, TX! Contact us today to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment.

Benefits of Hiring a Professional for Air Conditioning Repair:

• They have experience - Having air conditioning repairs done by professionals guarantees you will get your problem fixed or have an alternate solution such as a new air conditioner presented to you. Any licensed air conditioning company will make sure they do their job right and leave each client happy with the work they have done. Air conditioning contractors have seen so many air conditioners with different issues, so chances are they will be able to repair your unit without any issues.

• Warranties - If an air conditioning contractor breaks anything while working, it will be covered under the company warranty, but this typically doesn’t happen. However, when you choose to do air conditioning repairs yourself instead of hiring a professional, nothing you break will be covered by a warranty. 

• Can clean out your AC unit - The condensation created by your air conditioner working hard can cause mold to start growing in your AC unit. Mold or a musty smell is usually the result of standing water in your AC unit.