Heating & Cooling
Reliable Heating & Cooling Services in El Paso, TX
When your air conditioner stops keeping up with the El Paso heat, comfort becomes a priority. YOUR HVAC CO is a local heating and cooling company serving El Paso, Socorro, Horizon City and nearby communities — focused on helping customers understand their options and take the next step toward dependable indoor comfort.
Local HVAC
Heating and Cooling Solutions for El Paso
In El Paso, air conditioning isn't a luxury for a few weeks a year. Homes and businesses across the area depend on cooling systems for months at a time, and those systems need the right capacity, steady airflow, and regular care to keep up.
When equipment starts to struggle, a timely and accurate diagnosis keeps a small issue from turning into a bigger one. And when winter nights turn cold, a working furnace or heat pump matters just as much.
YOUR HVAC CO is a locally owned heating and air conditioning business in El Paso, owned by Jimmy Gonzalez. The focus is simple: help customers understand what's happening with their system and choose a sensible next step. Learn more about us.
What we do
Explore Our Heating and Air Conditioning Services
Air Conditioning Repair
When the house won't cool down, the cause could be anything from a clogged filter to a failing capacitor or a refrigerant leak. AC repair starts with finding the real reason your system is struggling, so the fix addresses the problem instead of a symptom. Learn what common warning signs mean and what to expect from a diagnostic visit.
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Air Conditioning Installation
Replacing an air conditioner is a major investment, and the results depend heavily on how the system is sized and installed. A properly matched system should cool evenly, manage humidity, and run efficiently through El Paso's long summers. Explore what goes into planning a new installation and the questions worth asking first.
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Heating Repair
El Paso winters are short, but cold nights and freezing mornings still put your furnace or heat pump to work. Heating problems range from simple thermostat issues to ignition failures and airflow restrictions, and some deserve extra caution. Learn the warning signs, basic safety steps, and what a heating diagnosis involves.
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HVAC Maintenance
Regular maintenance helps your heating and cooling equipment run reliably through El Paso's long, hot summers and chilly winter nights. Clean filters and coils, clear drain lines, and checked electrical parts can catch small problems early. See what a seasonal inspection covers and simple steps you can take between visits.
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Commercial HVAC
Offices, retail spaces, and other commercial properties depend on HVAC systems to keep employees productive and customers comfortable. Commercial equipment, layouts, and maintenance needs differ from residential systems in important ways. Learn about common commercial HVAC concerns and how to plan service around your business.
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Refrigerated Air Conversion
Many older El Paso homes still cool with evaporative (swamp) coolers. Converting to refrigerated air means steadier temperatures, better humidity control, and the ability to keep the windows closed through dust and allergy season. Learn what a conversion involves and what to plan for.
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Custom Duct Fabrication
Ductwork is the delivery system for your heating and cooling, and it rarely fits a house straight out of a box. Custom sheet-metal ductwork — sized, formed, and fitted for your home or building — helps air move where it should without leaks and restrictions. Learn how duct fabrication works and why design matters.
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Dryer Vent Cleaning
Lint that escapes the trap builds up inside the dryer vent line, restricting airflow and making the dryer run longer and hotter. Restricted dryer vents are a recognized fire risk and a common cause of slow drying. Learn how professional vent cleaning works and when to schedule it.
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Furnace Tune-Ups
El Paso furnaces sit idle for most of the year, then get called into service on the first cold night. A seasonal tune-up cleans out months of dust, checks the burners and safety controls, and verifies safe operation — including a carbon monoxide test — before you depend on the heat.
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HVAC Hail Guards
Hailstorms can shred the delicate aluminum fins on an outdoor condenser coil in minutes, choking airflow and pushing the compressor harder than it was designed for. Hail guards shield the coil while preserving the airflow the manufacturer requires. Learn how hail damage happens and what the right guard involves.
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Our services overview explains how to tell which type of help fits your situation.
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Is Your AC Showing Signs of Trouble?
Each of these symptoms can have more than one cause. A qualified assessment is often the fastest way to find the real problem rather than guessing at parts.
Running but not cooling
Could be a dirty filter, frozen coil, refrigerant leak, or outdoor unit problem.
Uneven room temperatures
Often tied to airflow, ductwork, sizing, or thermostat placement.
Weak airflow
Clogged filters, blower issues, or leaking ducts can restrict air.
Unexpected shutdowns
Electrical problems, overheating, or safety switches tripping.
Unusual noises
Buzzing, grinding, or squealing can point to worn motors or failing parts.
Water near the indoor unit
A clogged condensate drain or cracked pan is a common cause.
Rising operating costs
Dirty coils, low charge, or aging parts can make systems run longer.
Learn more on our AC repair page, or see how routine maintenance helps catch issues early.
Desert climate
Cooling Systems Work Hard in the El Paso Desert
Long stretches of high temperatures mean many El Paso air conditioners run for hours every day across much of the year. That extended runtime adds steady wear to motors and electrical parts.
Desert dust is another factor. It collects on outdoor coils and loads up indoor filters, which can reduce how well a system moves heat. Outdoor units sitting in direct afternoon sun also have to work harder to release heat.
The good news: simple habits help. Check filters monthly, keep the outdoor unit clear of debris and plants, and schedule seasonal service. Read our HVAC maintenance guide for more.
What to expect
Local Service. Clear Communication. Practical Solutions.
Here's what a good HVAC service experience should look like from a customer's point of view:
Understand first
Know what the problem is before you authorize work.
See your options
Get an explanation of the choices available.
Know the factors
Understand what affects repair-versus-replace decisions.
Stay maintained
Keep equipment cared for between problems.
Easy to reach
Have a clear, simple way to request help.
Big decisions
Should You Repair Your AC or Consider Replacement?
There's no single rule. Technicians commonly weigh these factors when helping you decide:
- Age and overall condition of the equipment
- How often it has broken down
- Scope and cost of the repair
- How well it's been cooling
- Energy efficiency
- Condition of existing ductwork
- Your future comfort needs
- Explore both paths:AC RepairAC Installation
Specialties
More Ways YOUR HVAC CO Can Help
Beyond standard repair and installation, we offer specialty services for El Paso homes and businesses:
Refrigerated air conversions
Convert an older evaporative (swamp) cooler setup to modern refrigerated air conditioning.
Duct fabrication
Custom ductwork fabrication for replacements, additions, and problem airflow areas.
Hail guard installation
Protective hail guards for outdoor condenser coils — hail damage crushes coil fins, restricts airflow, and forces the compressor to overwork.
Furnace tune-ups
Seasonal furnace tune-ups including burner cleaning, a carbon monoxide test, and a fresh filter.
Dryer vent cleaning
Clearing lint buildup from dryer vents to improve drying and reduce fire risk.
Heater startups
Getting heating systems ready for the first cold nights of the season.
Need one of these services? Request service or call (915) 235-9687.
Homes & businesses
Residential and Commercial HVAC Needs
For Homes
Residential systems are usually split systems or heat pumps serving one household. Comfort, even temperatures across rooms, reasonable energy bills, and quiet operation are typical priorities. Filters, thermostats, and attic ductwork are common areas of concern.
For Businesses
Commercial properties often rely on rooftop units, multiple zones, and more complex controls. Downtime affects employees and customers, so preventive maintenance and planned replacements matter. Commercial HVAC details.
Service area
Proudly Based in El Paso, Texas
YOUR HVAC CO is based in El Paso, TX and works with homeowners and property owners across the area. Serving El Paso, Socorro, Horizon City and surrounding communities.
- El Paso
- Socorro
- Horizon City
- 79907
- 79936
- 79938
FAQ
Helpful HVAC Questions
Why is my AC running but not cooling?
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Common causes include a clogged air filter, a frozen evaporator coil, low refrigerant from a leak, an outdoor unit that isn't running, or a failing electrical part such as a capacitor. Since several problems look the same from inside the house, a diagnosis is usually needed.
How often should HVAC filters be replaced in El Paso?
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Check standard 1-inch filters every month and replace them every one to three months. Dust, pets, and heavy summer use can mean more frequent changes. Follow your filter and equipment manufacturer's recommendations.
What should I check before requesting AC repair?
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Make sure the thermostat is set to Cool and below room temperature, replace its batteries, check the air filter, look for a tripped breaker, and make sure vents aren't blocked. If a breaker trips again, leave it off and request service.
When is a new AC system worth considering?
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Replacement often makes sense when a system needs a major repair and is already older, has needed frequent repairs, no longer keeps the home comfortable, or is driving up energy bills. Each situation is different.
What information should I provide when requesting HVAC service?
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Share what the system is doing, when the problem started, any noises, smells, or leaks, the type of system if you know it, and whether the property is residential or commercial. A ZIP code and your preferred contact method help too.
Need Help With Your Heating or Cooling System?
Tell us what your system is doing, and YOUR HVAC CO will follow up to talk through the next step.