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San Marcos HVAC Experts in Kyle

Kyle is about 15 minutes north of San Marcos. Our crews make the trip regularly for AC and heating service in this growing area. Residents often call us for new system installations and emergency repairs.

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Proudly serving Kyle

Kyle is a fast-growing community north of San Marcos, with new subdivisions going up alongside older ranch homes and farmhouses. The summer heat is intense, and the clay soil in this area can shift, which sometimes affects the concrete pads that outdoor units sit on. Many homes here are slab-on-grade, with ductwork running through the attic, so access for repairs often means working in a hot attic space during the cooling season.

Our crew drives up from San Marcos to Kyle for every job, and we bring everything we need to work on site. We set up protective mats in the driveway and hallways, and we use a portable fan to keep the attic work area bearable. Because we make this trip regularly, we know the subdivision layouts and the traffic on 35, so we can time our arrival to avoid the worst of the congestion.

San Marcos HVAC Experts works across San Marcos, TX & the surrounding area, so a crew is never far from Kyle. Call (512) 201-1041 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.

Local demand

What Kyle homeowners call us for

AC Repair

Newer homes in Kyle often have high-efficiency units that develop sensor or control board issues. We check the thermostat wiring, test the contactor, and verify the compressor is drawing the right amperage.

AC Installation

Builders in Kyle often install builder-grade equipment that homeowners want to upgrade. We match the SEER rating to the ductwork and install a new lineset if the old one is undersized or damaged.

Heating Installation

New construction in Kyle often goes with a heat pump instead of a gas furnace. We install the indoor air handler, the outdoor heat pump, and the backup electric heat strips, then test the system in both modes.

Ductwork

Attic ductwork in Kyle can get crushed or disconnected during insulation work or roof repairs. We reattach loose sections, seal leaks with mastic, and add insulation where the R-value has been compromised.

Typical projects

The kind of work we take on in Kyle

Heat Pump Changeout, Kyle

Heat Pump Changeout

We disconnect the old air handler and outdoor unit, run a new lineset if needed, and install the new matched pair. We then evacuate the lines, release the charge, and run the system through a full cycle to confirm operation.

Attic Duct Sealing, Kyle

Attic Duct Sealing

We crawl through the attic, locate every disconnected or crushed duct section, and reattach them with sheet metal screws and foil tape. Then we seal all joints with mastic and add R-8 insulation wrap over exposed sections.

Gas Furnace Replacement, Kyle

Gas Furnace Replacement

We disconnect the gas line, cap it safely, remove the old furnace, and set the new unit on the platform. Then we reconnect the gas, check for leaks with a manometer, and test the ignition sequence and blower speeds.

Where we work

Across Kyle

Kyle Parkway Corridor

Newer subdivisions and shopping centers along the main road. We work on split systems in attics and ground-level condensers behind homes. Access is straightforward, but we coordinate with HOA rules on equipment placement.

Old Kyle / Downtown Area

Older homes and some historic buildings near the railroad tracks. These houses often have basements or crawlspaces, and the ductwork may be original galvanized steel that needs custom fittings to connect to modern equipment.

Outlying Rural Properties

Homes on acreage east of town with long driveways and well water. We bring extra refrigerant hose and a longer ladder for accessing roof-mounted units. The ground can be uneven, so we level the condenser pad with gravel.

Before work starts

Permits & local rules in Kyle

City of Kyle Permits

HVAC replacements and new installations in Kyle require a permit from the City of Kyle Building Department. The contractor should pull the permit before starting work, and the final inspection must be scheduled once the system is operational.

HOA Equipment Restrictions

Some subdivisions in Kyle have covenants that restrict where you can place the outdoor condenser or how tall the pad can be. Check with your HOA before the installation to avoid having to move the unit after it is set.

Questions

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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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