HVAC Repair in Louisiana

In Louisiana that is usually a humidity problem more than a temperature problem. An air conditioner pulls moisture out of the air while it runs, and if the system is oversized it satisfies the thermostat fast, shuts off, and never runs long enough to dry the air. Low refrigerant charge, a dirty evaporator coil, a blower moving too much air, or duct leaks pulling damp attic air into the return will all do the same thing. Change your filter, make sure the supply vents are open, then call us and we will measure what the system is actually doing.

Call us and we will tell you honestly where you sit in the schedule that day. July and August are our heaviest stretch and the first cold snap in December fills the calendar too, so same-day is realistic on some days and not on others. If your home has an infant, an elderly resident, or someone with a health condition, say so on the phone and we will move you up the list.

We serve homeowners across the state, and the city pages linked on this page show the specific areas our crews run. If your town is not listed, call anyway. We cover a wide region across several states and we can tell you in one call whether we reach you.

Know your thermostat brand and what it is set to, and note whether the outdoor unit is running, humming, or dead silent. Tell us roughly how old the system is and whether it is gas heat or a heat pump. If you have had work done before, having the paperwork handy saves time. Clear a path to the indoor unit, whether it is in a closet, an attic, or under the house, and pen up any dogs.

Get everyone out of the house first. Do not flip switches, do not light anything, and do not go looking for the source. Once you are outside and away from the building, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line and let them clear the property. After they have made it safe, call us and we will inspect the furnace, the heat exchanger and the gas connections. The same applies to a carbon monoxide alarm going off. Leave, call, then call us.