AC Repair, HVAC Installation, Sales & Service in Irving, TX
Why Choose Extreme Comfort for AC Repair or HVAC Installation in Irving, Texas?
Licensed & Insured
Extreme Comfort Air Conditioning & Heating has been licensed and insured in and by the State of Texas since 2004. Our technicians are trained in all the major HVAC brands like Carrier, Trane, York, Goodman, Lennox, American Standard, RUUD, Coleman, Maytag, and many more.
We Pull Permits
Extreme Comfort Air Conditioning & Heating pulls permits for every AC Installation job we perform, and we do this for your protection. A permit means your city or county inspector will certify our work after we have installed a new air conditioning system in your Irving, TX, home. Many HVAC companies don’t want to pay this expense, but it is important that you feel confident in choosing Extreme Comfort, knowing that a third party will always check our work at no cost to you.
If you do not live in Irving, TX, Extreme Comfort offers Air Conditioning Services throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
TDLR Certified Technicians
Extreme Comfort Air Conditioning and Heating employs technicians certified by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations. TDLR regulates contractors who install, repair, or maintain air conditioning, refrigeration, or heating systems.
You can take extreme comfort in knowing that the technicians you invite into your home have passed background checks performed by the state of Texas.
Public Opinion
Although we will always treat our customers like family, don’t take our word for it; look at the public reviews from our customers, some of which you will see towards the bottom of this page. We take great pride in how we serve our community; with that said, we know that we are not perfect, and on occasion, we will run into an issue that is difficult to solve, but rest assured, we will ALWAYS make the extra effort to make sure our customers are left happy and in extreme comfort.
Do I Need To Replace My Air Conditioning
The question every Irving, Texas homeowner will eventually face is whether to repair or replace their failing air conditioning and heating system. A typical AC system lasts 10-15 years, maybe longer if properly maintained with a preventative maintenance program. If your unit frequently breaks down or you face expensive repairs on an older system, it may be time for a new air conditioning system.
Our licensed technicians can help you understand the options available if your heating and air conditioning system struggles to keep your home cool in the summer or warm in the winter. Contact your Irving Extreme Comfort Advisor today for a free, no-obligation HVAC evaluation and new system estimate.
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What Our Customers Say
The AC Repair Experts in Irving, TX
When your air conditioning system fails in Irving, Texas, Extreme Comfort will provide air conditioning repair and quickly restore comfort to your home. If your Air Conditioning system is not blowing cool air, fails to turn on altogether, if you see ice on the outdoor condenser unit, or if the air blowing out of the outdoor AC unit is not hot, your AC system needs repair.
Don’t worry; the solution for a failing AC system is often simple and quick. Contact your Extreme Comfort Advisor with same-day, weekend, and holiday service is available.
If you live outside Irving, TX, Extreme Comfort offers AC Repair services throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
We Service All Brands Of Air Conditioning Systems
No matter what brand of air conditioning system you have, the knowledgeable technicians at Extreme Comfort are ready to fix it fast. Our certified technicians are prepared to diagnose any AC repair issues that you may be experiencing with any system, including Carrier, Lennox, York, Rheem, Trane, Mitsubishi Electric, Ruud, Goodman, and many more.
Signs You May Need AC Repair in Irving
There are many signs that you may recognize that indicate your air conditioner may need repair, including:
- Insufficient Air Flow – Poor airflow is a prime indicator that your AC system isn’t working correctly.
- Warm or Cool Air – If your AC system is blowing warm air in the summer or cool air in the winter, your AC system needs repair.
- High Humidity – When it is sticky outside, it shouldn’t be sticky inside if your air conditioner is working correctly. If your home feels humid, chances are your AC system may need attention from a certified HVAC technician.
- Frequent Cycles –Properly functioning air conditioning and heating systems will cycle on and off fairly routinely. While these cycles will become more frequent during the heat of the summer or on cold winter days, your AC system shouldn’t turn on and off constantly. Frequent cycles often indicate a failing system, which will also lead to higher energy costs.
- Unusual Noises – Although all HVAC systems will make a little noise as they run, loud, sudden, or unusual noises are usually signs of significant problems with your cooling system.
- Ice – Ice forming anywhere on your outdoor condenser indicates a problem with your air conditioning system. SHUT YOUR AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM OFF IMMEDIATELY, and call us for help. Left un-serviced, this problem can continue to break down and become expensive.
Complete 18-point diagnostic AC checkup in Irving, Texas
Annual check-ups are performed on currently functioning units as part of your yearly maintenance program. This 18-point AC check-up includes a thermostat checkup, System Performance/Split Temp measurement, Capacitor tests, Refrigerant pressure measurement, condenser coil inspection, safety controls check, and more.
Having your air conditioning system checked annually will help ensure your unit will function properly for years.
About Irving Texas
What’s In A Name
Irving, TX, wasn’t always called Irving; in fact, the city was initially named Gorbett after early resident John B. Gorbett and then changed again in 1894 to Kit until the area was officially incorporated in 1914 as Irving. In 2021, the population of Irving was measured at 260,684.
Irving, TX Average Temperatures
Home Of The Dallas Cowboys
From 1960-1970, The Dallas Cowboys played their home games at the Cotton Bowl; then, from 1971-2008, The Cowboys called Texas Stadium in Irving their home. Known for the hole in its roof “so God could watch his favorite team play,” The Dallas Cowboys played home games at Texas Stadium for 37 seasons.