While Texas is known for heat, our winter freezes are often more dangerous because homes and grids aren’t built for them. When a ‘Blue Norther’ hits New Braunfels, temperatures can drop 40 degrees in hours.
The Heat Pump Challenge: Many local homes rely on electric heat pumps. When temps drop below 32°F, older units struggle to extract heat from the air, switching to expensive ’emergency strip heat’. We specialize in optimizing heat pump defrost boards and verifying auxiliary heat logic to keep your bills from skyrocketing during a freeze.
Safety is our absolute mandate. A cracked heat exchanger or a back-drafting flue can introduce odorless Carbon Monoxide (CO) into your home.
We don’t guess—we measure:
We get hundreds of calls in November from homeowners in Seguin and Canyon Lake reporting a burning smell. Good News: It is usually just dust burning off the heating elements after sitting idle for 9 months.
When to worry: If the smell persists for more than 45 minutes, or smells like melting plastic or rotten eggs (sulfur), shut the system off and call us immediately at 830-243-5318.
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Every install strictly adheres to Texas code.
Industry-leading installation certifications.
Shoe covers and drop cloths on every job.
