SouthCoast is the Galveston, TX HVAC company that makes sure you receive the most from your air conditioning or heating service. From financing options to special offers to our team’s expertise, we are sure to pack as many customer benefits as we can into our company. Plus with us, you’re not just another AC or heating customer; you’re a meaningful relationship.
Get any HVAC service from us at a great price with phenomenal customer service:
We’re also a top choice for our HVAC products at a discount, which include furnaces, air conditioners, comfort controls, heat pumps, indoor air quality systems and much more. Although you’ll get a great deal, we don’t skimp on quality, offering products from leading brands such as American Standard, Coleman, Goodman and Lennox.
Read our Galveston, TX air conditioning and heating reviews to see the ways in which we make a repair, replacement or tuneup more than just a service and satisfy specific comfort goals.
It took 5hours, but is pleased with the outcome
When I have a question and need an answer, they help. When I need to understand why my HVAC is not working properly, they make sure they find the right answer. Same day service with notifications of arrival time. Issues resolved.
Charles was great to work with. Diagnosed the issue quickly and got things moving forward. Hope to work with him again.
Charles came out mid week to address the dripping in two places of our AC unit. He was diligent to consider everything and spent needed time to determine the cause. Initially it appeared finished but one of the drip sites continued. He came back on a Saturday morning and did a couple of more things and it is working perfect. So thorough and so courteous. Very good diagnostic skills.
I hired SouthCoast to assess the performance of my AC unit. Charles was excellent to deal with, very knowledgable, articulate, respectful, and efficient. He was quick to identify problems, propose solutions, and apply those solutions. I will definitely be using SouthCoast in the future for any HVAC needs.
Charles was determined to find the source of the problem with our air conditioner malfunction. He kept at it and double checked to be sure. Then we made a plan for when the part arrives and he cleaned up too. That is a great employee in every way!
Blower motor circuit board has high voltage power fused together. Fan is always running regardless of the thermostat setting. Recommend replacing the blower motor. Replacing the 1/2 HP ECM blower motor
Furnace Replacement: 100,000 Btu Goodman Furnace with 100,000 Coleman Furnace, new gas flex hose, heater feet, hookup return Plenum & all gas connections.
Gas valve and flame sensor on 20 year old downstairs furnace are malfunctioning, causing the flame to shut off after 1 minute. We will ne replacing the furnace on Friday 11/8.
Maintenance: heater is operating normally at this time.
Replace 4 Ton Lennox coil, flush line set, pull vacuum, charge system with R-410A, seal supply plenum.
Both heaters are operating normally at this time.
Install Coleman 3.5 Ton Gas System with 10 Year Parts / 10 Year Labor Warranty
Replace universal TXV, 5 amp fuse, check thermostat, verify pressures, pressure test with nitrogen, system is up and running after repair with a 45 degree coil. 16 degree delta after system state up
System is operating normally at this time, achieving a 17 degree temperature split. Return duct is starting to lose its radiant barrier, which will cause heat and cold to penetrate the return duct and lower the efficiency of the unit. Recommend replacing the return duct.
System is achieving 17 degree temperature split in cool. System is operating normally at this time.
Dehumidifier is running, pushing out 95 degree air. The temperature split isn't changing but the temperatures are going from 76 degrees at the return to 73, and from 58 degrees at the supply to 55. System is operating normally at this time. Refrigerant pressures and amp draws are in range.
3.5 Ton Charged with 9lbs of freon, customer recognizes it does have a leak and will deal with replacement at a later date. Replaced capacitors on both units.
Found unit intermittently shutting off. Lennox outflow air handler in closet with a clogged primary drain line attached to plumbing in guest bathroom. Unclogged drain line, ran 4 gallons of water through pipes, poured bleach down lines. Discussed Comfort Club Membership with home owner.
Customer stated that the unit is making a squeaking noise. Found condensing fan motor making a strong humming noise that is with normal operation. Found no squeaking from outdoor unit. Requesting customer to video noise if heard again and send into dispatch. Customer stated he wants to wait until Ocotber/November for open estimate.
TXV is stuck shut. causing refrigerant pressures to spike. TXV needs to be replaced.
The compressor’s filter drier has developed a leak due to the high humidity and salt around the area. The system has leaked the entire charge of 407-C. At this time the unit is non operational.
The compressor inside the condensing unit is experiencing an electrical failure. At this time there are no other evident issues. We recommend to replace the unit due to the age of the system.
The drain PVC needed a little extra slope and the addition of a “Trapâ€. At this time, there are no issues with the drainage of the system.
After adding 2 pounds of 410A the temperature split differential increases to 17 degrees. Upon arrival the system only maintained a 10 degree temperature split. In addition the pvc Drain Line was insulated all the way through to the exit of the attic. To include, all duct boxes were sealed and now airtight. There are no condensation issues at this time. All electrical components testing within range. To further correct the cooling issue of the house, attic insulation will need to be installed. Unfortunately at this time we do not have a specific recommendation for attic insulation services.
After removing the old drain pan, cleaning it, and reinstalling the pan the unit began to drain normally. In addition, the float switch was reinstalled correctly to prevent an overflow of water in the event of a blockage in the main line.
Upon arrival the return airway was producing a significant amount of water which was draining on to the floor. To confirm there was no blockage of any sort, the drain line was cut into and cleared with a vacuum cleaner. The solution to this issue is to replace the condensate pan as it is leaking water before it can drain.
A/C Repair: primary drain line was clogged. Blew through it with CO2 and poured some bleach down the line. Primary drain line is clear and draining normally now. System drained approximately 2 gallons of water while working. Refrigerant charge was in range and system was achieving an 18° temperature split.
A/C Repair: found a restriction in the filter drier on the outdoor unit. This is causing the high side pressure to spike while preventing the coil from absorbing the maximum amount of heat.
On arrival, the condenser was not operating. After removing the electrical panel it was visible to see a destroyed contacted. This was due to the high electrical load pulled by the compressor. After replacing the contactor and neighboring burnt wires the condenser started back up with no issues. The compressor is still pulling in high amps due to its age. System is still holding the correct refrigerant charge and achieving a 15 degree temperature split.
The indoor blower motor’s capacitor is failing the motor, in addition the circuit Board fuse was blown. After replacing both components the system began to operate and cool the house. After starting the system up, amp draws were recorded on the outside condensing unit. The fan motor is pulling a large amount of amps and may be failing soon. In addition, the compressor is pulling more amps than average but is still testing in range. The remainder of the electrical components tested with positive results. To end, it is recommended the condenser fan motor should be replaced in the near future to prevent further damage to the system. Some other issues with the unit have to deal with the maintenance of the system. The condenser coil is very dirty and consists of roots growing throughout the unit. After testing the levels of the refrigerant, it showed a very high head pressure, which indicated dirty condensing coils. When this happens the system cannot remove heat from the house effecti
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