Replacing a Heat Pump System
We remove an older heat pump that struggles in both summer and winter, install a new high-efficiency unit matched to the home's load, and run new refrigerant lines and electrical connections through the crawlspace.
Service area
San Marcos HVAC Experts in Wimberley
Wimberley is about 25 minutes west of San Marcos, up in the hill country. We serve homes there with the same level of care and attention. Our customers in Wimberley appreciate that we are willing to come out for both big and small jobs.
4.9 stars on Google
From 28 verified customer reviews.
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Covering San Marcos, TX & the surrounding area.
Free estimates
Tell us what needs doing and we will come out and take a look.
Local service
Proudly serving Wimberley
Wimberley sits in the Texas Hill Country, with limestone bedrock, steep slopes, and a mix of rustic cabins, modern custom homes, and retirement houses. The hot, dry summers and cool winters mean a full range of heating and cooling work, and the rocky ground makes running new line sets and gas lines a challenge. Many homes here are on wells and septic, which affects how we route condensate drains and place outdoor units. The Cypress Creek corridor and the Blanco River floodplain add drainage considerations, and the oak-juniper scrub can clog outdoor coils quickly if not cleaned regularly.
Our crew loads the truck with everything needed for a day in the hill country, including extra lengths of line set and tools for cutting through limestone. We drive the 25 minutes from San Marcos, and we're happy to come out for small jobs like a capacitor replacement or a thermostat swap, not just full installations. We work on site, protecting floors and landscaping, and we haul away all old equipment and scrap. Because we're a local crew, we know the area's roads and can navigate the winding drives to reach homes tucked back in the hills.
San Marcos HVAC Experts works across San Marcos, TX & the surrounding area, so a crew is never far from Wimberley. Call (512) 201-1041 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
Local demand
What Wimberley homeowners call us for
AC Repair
We repair compressors, fan motors, and refrigerant leaks on hill country homes where the rocky ground and cedar pollen put extra strain on outdoor units and coils.
Heating Repair
We service gas furnaces and heat pumps in Wimberley's cooler months, cleaning burners and checking heat exchangers in homes that see frost several nights a winter.
AC Installation
We install new split systems on sloped lots, setting condensers on elevated pads to keep them clear of runoff and rock, and running line sets through crawlspaces or chases.
Maintenance
We perform spring and fall tune-ups, cleaning coils, checking refrigerant levels, and tightening electrical connections, to keep systems running reliably through the hill country's weather swings.
Typical projects
The kind of work we take on in Wimberley
Installing a Gas Furnace in a Cabin
We retrofit a gas furnace into a cabin that had only a window unit and space heaters, running new gas line from the tank, cutting in supply ducts through the floor, and venting the flue through the roof.
Cleaning and Sealing Ductwork
We access the attic or crawlspace, remove and clean the supply and return ducts, seal all joints with mastic, and wrap exposed sections with insulation to stop dust and conditioned air from leaking out.
What we do here
Every service, available in Wimberley
Where we work
Across Wimberley
Town Centre
In the walkable core around the square and along Ranch Road 12, we work on older homes and cottages with limited attic access, often needing to run ductwork through closets or build custom chases.
Cypress Creek Area
Homes along Cypress Creek and the Blanco River require careful placement of outdoor units above flood levels, and we use sealed conduit for all electrical and refrigerant lines to protect against moisture.
Outlying Hill Country Lots
On the larger acreages west of town, we install and service systems in custom homes with long line sets, often trenching through rock to run gas lines and using extra supports for exposed refrigerant lines.
Before work starts
Permits & local rules in Wimberley
Mechanical Permit for New Equipment
The City of Wimberley requires a mechanical permit for any new AC or furnace installation. We take care of the permit application, but the homeowner should confirm that the electrical panel has capacity for the new system.
Floodplain Restrictions
Properties in the Cypress Creek or Blanco River floodplain may have restrictions on where outdoor equipment can be placed. Check with the city's planning department before we install a condenser or heat pump on the ground.
Questions
Wimberley questions, answered
Reviews
What San Marcos homeowners say
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!”
Debra Patrick
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“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.”
Constance Simon
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“My friend shared this company with me. They were helpful and courteous when helping my mom with her system at her old house.”
Winnie Waters
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“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.”
Mike Nielsen
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Get in Touch
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