
Your house is too hot. Or too cold. Call Stan's.
We fix heating and cooling systems in Austin and the towns around it. We also replace them, install new ones, and put in ductless units where ducts don't make sense.
Services
What we're good at
No surprises
How a Stan's visit works
Most HVAC companies make you guess what's coming. Here is exactly what to expect:
- 01
You call, a person answers.
Tell us what's going on and we'll find the soonest window.
- 02
We text you before we leave.
You get a name, a photo and an arrival time.
- 03
The tech looks before touching.
Thermostat, filter, outdoor unit, airflow. Then the deeper stuff.
- 04
You get the diagnosis in plain English.
What failed, why, and your options.
- 05
You get the price before any work starts.
If you say no, you say no. We don't sulk.
Our promise
Three things we won't do
- Push a full replacement when a small repair will do.
- Show up in a van with no parts in it.
- Leave your floors dirtier than we found them.
Know the signs
When to call us
- The air coming out of the vents isn't cold anymore
- The system runs all day and the house still won't cool
- Your energy bill jumped and nothing else changed
- You hear grinding, squealing or clicking
- The unit is over 12 years old and repairs are stacking up
If any of those sound familiar, don't wait for a better day. Small HVAC problems turn into big ones, and they pick the worst possible weekend to do it.
Reviews
What neighbors say
"AC died on a 104° day. Stan's had a tech here in three hours and it was blowing cold by dinner. Fair price, no upsell."
Maria G. · Round Rock
"They told me a $180 repair would get me a few more years instead of selling me a new unit. That's why I'll keep calling them."
James T. · Austin
"Got a text with the tech's photo before he showed up. He wore shoe covers and explained everything. Great experience."
Priya S. · Cedar Park
Service areas
Austin and the towns around it
Need a number, not a sales pitch?
Call (512) 637-1219 and ask us anything. We'd rather answer a quick question than win a long sales call.


