AIR CONDITIONING · MAINTENANCE
AC Maintenance And Inspection, On A Schedule You Do Not Have To Track
We reach out when a system is due for service instead of waiting for the phone to ring. Fewer surprise breakdowns, and a system that is not working harder than it has to.
What a real maintenance visit actually covers
A maintenance visit is not a five minute filter swap. Our technicians check the refrigerant charge against the system's own specification, clean the outdoor coil so it can shed heat the way it was built to, test the capacitor and electrical connections that tend to fail first in Texas heat, clear the condensate drain before it backs up, and inspect the ductwork and attic components an inspection is meant to catch early. Each of those is a small check on its own. Skipped for a few seasons, together they are exactly what turns into a compressor failure, a frozen evaporator coil, or a system that quietly costs more to run every month without ever fully breaking down.
The way one landlord uses it
One customer with several rental properties in the area does not keep a maintenance calendar herself at all. We contact her when a unit is due, she says yes, and we handle the rest across every property she owns. That is the arrangement most homeowners end up wanting once they try it: one less thing to remember, and a system serviced on its own timeline instead of catching up after something already failed.
AirLoom Cooling & Heating, family owned since 1979. Call (936) 202-3390 to get on the schedule.

Where the problems hide
Most of a maintenance visit happens where you cannot see it.
The outdoor unit gets most of the attention because it sits in the yard, but a lot of what shortens a system's life happens in the attic: flex duct that has sagged and started restricting airflow, a plenum connection that has loosened, insulation packed against a run that needs airflow around it. We check that ductwork on every maintenance visit, not only when someone asks for a duct inspection specifically.

VIP Club Membership
For homeowners who would rather we remember, not them.
Members get put on our schedule automatically rather than waiting for a symptom to show up. Ask about it on your next visit or call the office and we will explain what is included for your situation.
- We call you
- Due dates tracked on our side, not yours
- Priority scheduling
- Members move to the front of the line
- Full system check
- Every visit, not just a filter change