Gas Furnace Replacement
We disconnect the old furnace, cap the gas line, and install a new high-efficiency unit with a sealed combustion chamber. We run a combustion analysis to verify the burn and venting.
Lockhart is about 20 minutes east of San Marcos. We serve homes in and around Lockhart with all types of HVAC work. Locals often call us for heating repair in the winter and AC service in the summer.
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Lockhart's housing stock includes older Victorian and Craftsman homes near the square, mid-century ranch houses on larger lots, and newer subdivisions along SH 130. The summer humidity here is high, and winter nights can drop below freezing, so systems need to handle both cooling and heating loads. The limestone bedrock close to the surface means ground loops for geothermal systems are rare, and most homes use slab foundations with ductwork in the attic. The town's spread-out layout means our crew drives longer distances between jobs, so we plan our routes carefully.
Our crew loads up in San Marcos and heads east on SH 80 or down I-10, carrying a full set of common parts and a range of filter sizes to handle the older homes' odd duct dimensions. We work on site, covering floors with ram board and using drop cloths in the attic access. We run a shop vac after every cut and bag all old metal and insulation. Because Lockhart is a straight shot from our base, we can get a second truck out for specialty parts without a long wait. We finish by running the system through a full cycle and cleaning up every scrap.
San Marcos HVAC Experts works across San Marcos, TX & the surrounding area, so a crew is never far from Lockhart. Call (512) 201-1041 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
Lockhart's humid summers cause coil corrosion and drain line clogs. We clear blockages, replace failed capacitors, and repair refrigerant leaks in attic units that are tight to reach.
Freezing nights in Lockhart expose worn heat exchangers and igniters. We service gas furnaces and heat pumps, often working in crawlspaces under older homes with limited headroom.
Newer subdivisions near SH 130 need systems sized for open layouts and high ceilings. We install matched units, run new line sets, and seal ductwork to handle the local humidity without sweating.
Lockhart homeowners with older homes book seasonal tune-ups to catch small issues. We clean coils, check refrigerant pressures, lubricate motors, and test safety controls before the peak seasons hit.
We disconnect the old furnace, cap the gas line, and install a new high-efficiency unit with a sealed combustion chamber. We run a combustion analysis to verify the burn and venting.
We recover the refrigerant, cut out the old coil, and install a new one with a matching metering device. We braze the line set, pressure test, evacuate, and recharge to the factory charge.
We cut and seal new supply runs to add cooling to a converted garage or addition. We tie the new duct into the existing trunk, insulate it, and test the airflow at each register.
Historic homes near the courthouse square have original ductwork in tight chases and basements. We retrofit new equipment into existing spaces, often building custom plenums to fit the odd dimensions.
Newer subdivisions along this highway have standard attic installations with easy access. We work in spacious attics with pull-down stairs, and we often install high-efficiency units with variable-speed blowers.
Homes on larger tracts east of town have long duct runs and septic systems. We route line sets through crawlspaces and seal duct joints to prevent air loss over the long runs to far rooms.
The City of Lockhart requires a mechanical permit for any new HVAC installation or replacement of the indoor unit. The homeowner or contractor applies at the city building department, and an inspection follows the rough-in.
If your home is in the Lockhart historic district, exterior equipment placement may need approval from the Historic Landmark Commission. Check before mounting a condenser on a visible wall or running line sets across the front.
4.9 average from 28 Google reviews
“I selected them after weighing a number of alternatives to use in my ventilated ceiling. Their response team was quick and effective and helped accomplish the task within less than three hours in total. Efficient and detail oriented! I'm impressed!”
“Nothing like turning my new HVAC on a hot day. Scheduled them to maintain it while I was away and everything was done in a way that we didn't even notice anyone was there.”
“My friend shared this company with me. They were helpful and courteous when helping my mom with her system at her old house.”
“Great atmosphere, with friendly, helpful and always reliable staff! Lucas, Luke, Raven, Jordan, Chale, Carlos, and Orlando make you feel part of the Robert Madden family. They make every visit a care free visit.”
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