Schertz HVAC
& Electrical, One Truck

What We See in Schertz Homes

Schertz splits cleanly into two housing markets: the fast-growing new subdivisions off FM 3009 and the established neighborhoods near Randolph Air Force Base. They call us for different reasons.

New-Build Systems Hitting the Warranty Wall

The Crossvine and the newer 3009-corridor subdivisions went up with builder-grade equipment sized to minimum code. Right around year ten, the labor warranty is gone and the cracks show — a weak second-floor zone, a condensate drain that was never trapped right, a capacitor cooked by an attic that runs 140 degrees. We fix the actual problem and quote it flat before we start.

Older Homes Near Randolph

The established neighborhoods around Randolph AFB have homes from the 1970s and 80s running their second or third AC system and, often, their original electrical panel. We replace tired panels, swap out the Federal Pacific and Zinsco boxes that insurers flag, and bring the wiring up to NEC 2023 without turning it into a gut job.

Military Moves and Fast Turnovers

Schertz is a Randolph town, which means homes change hands on PCS orders and rentals turn over fast. A system that ran hard for a tenant and then sat empty for two months will fight you when it starts back up. We do pre-listing and move-in checks so the AC is not a surprise the first hot week.

Generators for the Whole Block

When a line goes down along the 3009 corridor, the whole subdivision sits in the dark. We are an authorized Generac dealer and we size the standby unit to actually carry your air conditioning — not just the fridge and a couple of lights. Prices published before install.