Expert HVAC Service in Mountain City TX
Since 1988, residents of Mountain City, TX have trusted Garner Heating & Air Conditioning to provide professional work and outstanding service for all of their HVAC needs. If you're looking for a provider you can count on, call today!
Your home air conditioner may be running but not cooling in Mountain City, TX because:
- Your thermostat is set to ON rather than AUTO.
- Your air filters are dirty or clogged.
- Your air conditioner’s drain line is clogged.
- Your air conditioner has a refrigerant leak.
If you are encountering one of the first two issues, then it can be an easy fix. If you are encountering one of the last two issues, you will need someone with HVAC knowledge to repair your air conditioner. Give us a call today to have your air conditioner repaired.
The average cost to repair an air conditioner in Mountain City, TX is around $350-$800. However, some things can cause the price to fluctuate, such as:
- The level of the repair.
- The price for any replacement parts.
- The contractor’s hourly fee.
Some repairs can be quite costly, depending on how extensive they are and if they cause further damage to the function of your air conditioner. Maintenance plans are a great way to prevent unexpected and costly repairs since you can spot problems before they become large repairs. To get your air conditioner repaired, contact us today.
It costs about $5,000-$8,000 to install a new furnace and air conditioner in Mountain City, TX. However, some things that can cause the cost to vary are:
- The size of your house.
- The type of HVAC unit you want.
- The contractor’s hourly rate.
Having a new furnace and air conditioner can save you money on your monthly energy bills, as well as increase the overall value of your home. To find out more about getting a new HVAC system installed in your home, call Garner Heating & Air Conditioning today.
When your air conditioner isn’t cooling your home in Mountain City, TX, you should check:
- If your thermostat is set correctly.
- If your air filters are dirty.
- If your air conditioner has a leak.
If your thermostat is already set to cool, check to make sure it is also set to AUTO rather than ON. Additionally, if you find that your air filters are dirty, replace them with new air filters. If your home air conditioner is still not cooling your home, you should call an HVAC technician to repair it. To get your home air conditioner repaired, contact us today.
It costs around $350-$800 to fix and repair your home air conditioner in Mountain City, TX. However, the cost can fluctuate depending on how extensive the repair is, whether replacement parts are required and the contractor’s hourly rate. For instance, having a condenser fan motor replaced can cost up to $700. To learn more about getting your home air conditioner repaired, call Garner Heating & Air Conditioning today.
Yes, air conditioning coils can be repaired if the damage is not too severe. That being said, even though you can repair an evaporator coil, it is typically better to have it replaced rather than repaired. The material that makes up the air conditioning coil can wear out over time through use and the cost to repair it can sometimes outweigh the cost to replace it. If you are thinking about getting your air conditioning coil repaired or replaced, give us a call today.
If you'd like to know what your neighbors in Mountain City, TX think, just check out their reviews below!
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Sam - Mountain City, TX 78610
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Awesome as usual
Chris - Mountain City, TX 78610
Ethan and his install team were incredible. Professional, courteous and very efficient. 100% good representatives of the company.
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Response from Garner Heating & Air Conditioning Inc:
Many thanks for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We’re very happy to hear that we met your expectations!




Great service as always!
Chris - Mountain City, TX 78610
Leonard was professional and a really great guy. Great asset to a great local company.
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Response from Garner Heating & Air Conditioning Inc:
Thank you for sharing your kind words with us. It means the world to us and to our entire team!




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Ed - Mountain City, TX 78610
Matt’s been here before. Still excellent service
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Response from Garner Heating & Air Conditioning Inc:
Your kind words mean a lot to us. Thanks for the positive feedback.




George was great.
McClendon - Mountain City, TX 78610
He fixed everything and explained it all and sent photos.
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Great service
Cass - Mountain City, TX 78610
We love Garner A/C and their crew. Very competent, friendly and informed us of each thing he was doing to fix our problem. Thank you!
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Great job
McClendon - Mountain City, TX 78610
Great job. George was most efficient and explained what he was doing in terms that anyone could understand.
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As usual, great service.
Limmer - Mountain City, TX 78610
Garner never disappoints. Always can count on great service by a local business.
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Semi annual service
Cass - Mountain City, TX 78610
Excellent service
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Great service
Lee - Mountain City, TX 78610
Excellent
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As always, 100% satisfaction with the service, workmanship, products and people of Garner.
Chris - Mountain City, TX 78610
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Great service
Clyde - Mountain City, TX 78610
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Great service
Laverne - Mountain City, TX 78610
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On time, cautious, thorough
Ed - Mountain City, TX 78610
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Fast response time. Knowledgeable service staff.
Jennifer - Mountain City, TX 78610
In November 2018 my Carrier Heat Pump of 24 yrs crashed. Garner gave me several Carrier options to consider and within 2 days had a courteous, knowledgeable crew at my home installing the unit. I opted for ductwork replacement also and was amazed at the teamwork and how clean the crew left my home. The unit is quiet and variable speed for greatest economy. Love the new digital thermostat.
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Response from Garner Heating & Air Conditioning Inc:
Thank you for the wonderful review and for taking the time to share your feedback.




Typical Garner Service - AWESOME
Chris - Mountain City, TX 78610
I’ve expressed my total satisfaction and trust in Garner before and do it again. Garner is full service and committed to continually providing great service after the sale and install. We wouldn’t go with anyone else and highly recommend them and Zach.
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Elijah D.
Performed semiannual maintenance on one heat pump cooling system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Verified everything was operating within the manufacture’s specifications for operation. Both filters inside the wall filter grille were dirty and need to be changed out; homeowner did not have any replacement filters at time of visit.
Elijah D.
Performed semiannual maintenance on one heat pump heating system. Inspected all Performance, Mechanical and Safety Systems. Flushed and treated drain line and drain pan. Verified all systems are operating within the manufactures specifications for operation. Fixed the date and time on the thermostat and reset filter reminder and service reminder to updated date.

Matt F.
Performed heat check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil clean. Surge protection is operational.

Matt F.
Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the system was low on refrigerant and that the transformer in the air handler was making a loud buzzing noise. The transformer was still powering the unit. Options for repair were presented to customer and they chose to have the transformer replaced and the system recharged with refrigerant. Repairs were completed. System was function tested. System was running at the time of departure.
Elijah D.
Installed new refrigerant line set onto mini split system located in garage. Cut line set to length, installed new flare connections, and tightened to specifications per manufacture. Pulled deep vacuum on the system. Recharged system to manufacture’s guidelines.

Ethan D.
Installed new 2-ton Carrier system for the upstairs. Added new drain pan and vibration isolators. Rebuilt drain line with insulation and support. Added new return and supply plenums and sealed all pressure points with air lock. Ran new control wiring for the outside unit and installed new Ecobee Pro thermostat. System operating at this time.
Leonard P.
Diagnosed that the primary drain was clogged and that the overflow safety switch was stopping the condenser from running. Tried to clear drain and was unsuccessful. I re-piped the primary drain to the secondary drain for the time being and the system is up and running again.
Leonard P.
Performed diagnostic and the system reported code 41 and 44 fault codes. After further testing, I found that the control board had failed. Gave Chris and Diana options and they chose to replace board and add surge protection for the air handler. Installed both the board and surge protection. Confirmed fan operation and system operation. System is operational upon departure.
Leonard P.
Performed maintenance on the AC system. Found some issues with the duct work and informed the customer. System is operational upon departure

Matt F.
Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system with no major issues found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil cleaned. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Matt F.
Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system with no major issues found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil cleaned. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Matt F.
Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system with no major issues found. Drain line cleared and treated. Condenser coil cleaned. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Matt F.
Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that the condensate drain had clogged and caused the safety switch to trip. Electronic safety switch would not reset. Options to replace electronic with a mechanical switch were presented to customer and customer chose to move forward with repair. Repair was completed and drain line cleared and treated. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.

Matt F.
Performed AC cool check on two systems. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the systems. No major issues were found. Drain lines cleared and treated. Condenser coils cleaned. Electrical disconnects confirmed in and on. Systems were running at the time of departure.


Matt F.
Trip 1 - Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that blower motor was making a loud noise while running and was leaking grease from the motor. Blower door/panel was also missing and door switch was held closed with tape. Options for repair were presented to customer and they chose to replace blower motor and door panel. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure. Will return to complete repairs and run maintenance check. Trip 2 - Repair was completed. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure.


Matt F.
Performed service diagnostic. Diagnostic found that blower motor was making a loud noise while running and was leaking grease from the motor. Blower door/panel was also missing, door switch was held closed with tape. Options for repair where presented to customer. (Customer chose to replace blower motor and door panel.) Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System was running at the time of departure



George T.
Performed heating tuneup on American Standard heat pump system. During heating evaluation I found mildew forming at interior cabinet affecting indoor air. Also at outdoor unit I found wear & tear to starter and could interrupt operations. After presenting options to improve system client has decided to move forward. We will be replacing starter, adding start assist and surge protection to help prolong and protect the life of HVAC system. At indoor air handler we will be installing stage 3 of our BREATH EASY package to improve indoor air. Please see tuneup checklist for actual values. System is operational. Please reach out to client with ETA. System sterilizer components are available and under PO 1021 at ACES A/C supply house.

George T.
Walked client through repair over phone. System now operational. Client would like to join our maintenance program on Monday. Our office will reach out Monday to sign him up.

George T.
Performed diagnostic on an American Standard system and found indoor air movement system failure. I presented the client with options, but customer would like to contact prior homeowners first to discuss. Diagnostic collected and will be credited back toward next week’s repair if client chooses to move forward.

George T.
Performed diagnostic on an American Standard system and found indoor air movement system failure. I presented the client with options, but customer would like to contact prior homeowners first to discuss. Diagnostic collected and will be credited back toward next week’s repair if client chooses to move forward.

Ryan P.

George T.
Performed further diagnostic on an American Standard air conditioner and found low-voltage short at control wiring for outdoor system. Presented customer with options and have chosen to move forward with replacement of control wiring to condenser and adding electrical conduit to protect it from the elements. Repairs and performance testing completed, and system is now operational.

Matt F.
Performed AC cool check. Checked electrical, mechanical, safety, and performance of the system. Partial clog found in condensate drain line. Drain line was cleared and treated. No other major issue were found. Condenser coil cleaned. Electrical disconnect confirmed in and on. System set to 71° per customer. System was running at time of departure.

Doug G.
Performed diagnostic on an American Standard heat pump system and found supply buckets not sealed letting rock wool insulation into home. Also found a primary drain clog interfering with cooling cycle. All supply buckets have been sealed with mastic in attic where buckets and drywall meet. Primary drain was treated and cleared. Dirt and leaves have been vacuumed out of the condenser and the coils have been cleaned. Electrical and refrigerant charge verified, and system is now operational.

George T.
Air conditioning plumbing termination point is routed to utility washer box. Primary drain has been cleared and primed. System back up.