Indoor Air, Inc. · Greater Houston
Houston AC service.
Clear answers first.
AC & HVAC service for your home or business.
A cooling problem deserves an explanation. Our repair-first approach considers appropriate repairs before recommending replacement.
After-hours and weekend calls are answered. Technician dispatch is subject to availability.
What's happening with your system?
Start with what
you’re noticing.
You don’t need to diagnose it yourself.
Tell us what changed.
One conversation.
The right starting point.
A practical approach to HVAC
Help for what’s happening now.
Options for what comes next.
AC repair
Running but not cooling? Start with the problem and the available repair options.
02AC maintenance
Plan attention for your equipment and discuss changes in comfort or performance.
03AC replacement
Understand the reasons, equipment choices and scope before making a major decision.
04Heating service
Describe the heating problem and discuss the appropriate next step.
A few simple checks
Before you call for AC service.
Check the breakers.
Look for a tripped AC or indoor-unit breaker without removing covers. If one is tripped, leave the system off and call. Never repeatedly reset it.
Check the return air filter.
A dirty or clogged filter can restrict airflow. Turn the system off and replace a safely accessible homeowner-serviceable filter using the specified size and type.
Restart after a power interruption.
If power is stable and there are no signs of a fault, set the thermostat to OFF for about five minutes, then COOL. Allow the built-in restart delay. Try this once.
Look for ice.
Ice on visible outdoor refrigerant lines calls for cooling OFF. A dirty filter or refrigerant problem may be involved. See the full guide for fan-only thawing and when to call.
Check the emergency drain.
Intermittent cooling and a dripping emergency drain may indicate a drainage problem activating a float switch. Turn cooling OFF and call. Never bypass the switch.
Still not cooling? Discuss AC repair or call (281) 933-8080. Do not attempt electrical or refrigerant repairs, bypass safety switches or repeatedly reset breakers. Keep clear of standing water near electrical equipment.
Repair first. Explain the options.
A warm house doesn’t
automatically mean
a new system.
A symptom isn’t a diagnosis. The right decision considers the fault, the condition of your equipment, the available repair options and your priorities.
When replacement is worth discussing, ask what supports the recommendation and exactly what the proposal includes.
A clearer repair-or-replace conversationLocal service. Clear coverage.
Across Greater Houston.
From Bellaire and West U to Katy, Cypress and the communities south and southwest of Houston, tell us where you need service.
Coverage describes our service territory. Scheduling and technician availability depend on your request.
See the full service areaA few answers before you call
All frequently asked questionsWhat should I do if I need immediate service?
Please call (281) 933-8080. Use the online form for non-immediate inquiries. A form submission does not confirm an appointment or technician dispatch.
Service request optionsCan I call after hours or on the weekend?
Yes. After-hours and weekend calls are answered. Technician dispatch is subject to availability; calling does not guarantee a particular arrival time.
Will you consider a repair before recommending replacement?
Our approach is repair-first: consider appropriate repairs before recommending replacement. The conversation should account for the fault, equipment condition, available options and your priorities.
Repair-or-replace guide