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Service Areas Midland, TX
Midland
We serve homes and businesses throughout Midland with fast AC and heating repair. Triple digit summers from May through September push systems to their limits. Midland’s dust is the biggest problem we see. After a dust storm, outdoor units get coated and condenser coils clog fast. Air filters need changing every two weeks here, not monthly. Older homes from oil boom years often have undersized ductwork. Back bedrooms never get cold. We cover the whole city from downtown up to the newest neighborhoods on the north side. Loop 250 makes it easy to reach you fast. Most service calls involve compressor failures, refrigerant leaks, and capacitor replacements. The heat kills capacitors faster than anywhere.
Loop 250
Midland Park Mall
Midland College
Ranch Estates
Ranch Estates sits on the northeast side of Midland along Highway 349. Newer construction here means most systems are properly sized, but the dust still gets them. We see a lot of homes with large lots and newer HVAC equipment that needs regular maintenance to handle West Texas conditions. The Half Acre restaurant sits right on Highway 349, and we service homes all around that area. Most calls from Ranch Estates involve clogged filters and dirty coils from the constant dust. Daybreak Walking Trail runs nearby, and homes in this area typically have two-story layouts that need balanced airflow between floors. We check dampers and duct design to make sure upstairs rooms cool as well as downstairs.
Highway 349 (Big Spring Street)
The Half Acre
Daybreak Walking Trail
Pavilion Park
Pavilion Park is one of the newer neighborhoods on the north side near Loop 250 and Big Spring Street. Brick homes built after 2019 with modern HVAC systems. We handle service calls here for homes near Cowboy Prime and Cork & Pig Tavern. Most systems are still under warranty, so our calls usually involve maintenance tune-ups and filter changes. The neighborhood has good duct design since it’s newer construction. Main issues are dust-related. Condenser units sit in direct sun on large lots, so we recommend shade structures to extend equipment life. Close to Midland Park Mall and General Tommy Franks Elementary. Response time from our shop is typically under 45 minutes.
North Big Spring Street
Cowboy Prime
General Tommy Franks Elementary
Lone Star
Lone Star sits in central Midland with a mix of home ages. We service both older systems from the 80s and 90s plus newer replacements. The Armadillo Playground area sees families with young kids who need reliable AC during summer. Ductwork in older Lone Star homes often needs sealing. We find leaks that waste 20 to 30 percent of your cooled air into attics and crawl spaces. Most repair calls involve blower motors, thermostats, and refrigerant top-offs. The dust clogs evaporator coils fast here. Regular maintenance catches it before your system freezes up. We serve this area frequently and keep common parts on our trucks for quick fixes.
Armadillo Playground
Lone Star Trails
Green Tree North
Green Tree North is Midland’s only golf course neighborhood. Homes back up to Green Tree Country Club fairways. Larger houses here have bigger systems, often two units for upstairs and downstairs zones. We handle a lot of zoned system repairs. When one zone quits cooling, it’s usually a damper problem or a bad zone controller. These homes sit along Green Tree Boulevard with mature landscaping that helps shade outdoor units. Most equipment is well-maintained because homeowners here invest in regular service. We see more high-efficiency systems and smart thermostats in Green Tree than other neighborhoods. Close to Fasken Elementary and about 9 miles from downtown.
Green Tree Country Club
Green Tree Boulevard
Fasken Elementary
Birarwood
Birarwood sits in central Midland with established homes. Most systems here are 10 to 20 years old. We handle frequent repair calls for aging equipment. Common problems include failed capacitors, worn contactors, and compressors on their last legs. Ductwork in these homes often has gaps and disconnections in the attic. Hot attic air leaks into your ducts and makes the AC work twice as hard. We seal ducts and add insulation when needed. Homeowners here face the repair versus replace decision often. If your system needs a second major repair in one year, replacement usually makes more sense. We give honest advice about what’s worth fixing.
Loop 250
Central Midland
Crestgate
Crestgate sits in northwest Midland near Loop 250 and Midland Park Mall. Homes built in the 1980s with roomy floor plans, often around 2,400 square feet. Most have enclosed patio areas that create a second living space. We handle a lot of service calls here for systems that are 15 to 20 years old. Common repairs include failed capacitors, worn contactors, and blower motors. Ductwork from the 80s often has gaps in attic connections. We seal leaks and improve insulation to stop cooled air from escaping into hot attics. Close to Santa Rita Elementary and John P. Butler Park. Easy access from Midland Drive and Midkiff Road makes response time fast.
John P. Butler Park
Midland Park Mall
Polo Park
Polo Park sits near other central Midland neighborhoods with ranch-style homes. We respond to calls here for all types of HVAC issues. Single-story layouts make duct access easier for repairs. Most homes have attic-mounted air handlers with ductwork running through a hot attic. That means ducts need good insulation or you lose cooling before air reaches the vents. Common repairs include thermostat replacements, contactor failures, and refrigerant leaks at outdoor unit connections. The constant vibration from compressors loosens fittings over time. We check all connections during maintenance visits to catch leaks early before you lose cooling capacity.
North Garfield Street
Castleford Road
Grassland Estates
Grassland Estates homes vary in age and size. We service everything from smaller ranch homes to larger two-story properties. Bigger homes often have two AC units. When both units are original equipment and one fails, we recommend replacing both at the same time. Matched systems work better and you avoid another replacement call in two years when the second unit quits. Most service calls here involve standard repairs: failed capacitors, dirty coils, low refrigerant, bad thermostats. The dust is relentless. We pull pounds of dirt out of outdoor units during tune-ups. Regular cleaning extends equipment life by years in this climate.
Midland residential area
Near established neighborhoods
Fairmont Park
Fairmont Park sits in Midland with established homes and mature trees. Trees help shade houses and outdoor AC units, which is good for efficiency. But cottonwood seeds and leaves clog condensers in spring. We clean outdoor coils multiple times per season for some Fairmont Park customers. Most systems here are 8 to 15 years old. That’s the age when small problems start adding up. A capacitor here, a contactor there, then a blower motor. We track repair history and let you know when you’ve crossed the line where replacement makes financial sense. Ductwork in crawl spaces under these homes needs inspection for gaps and moisture damage.
Central Midland
Mature residential area
Odessa
We serve Odessa homes and businesses from Sherwood to downtown. Odessa is 20 miles west of Midland with the same brutal heat and dust. AC systems here face identical challenges: triple digit summers, dust storms, and eight months of cooling season. Sherwood Park area has a lot of family homes that need reliable HVAC year round. We handle calls near Music City Mall, along Andrews Highway, and throughout residential neighborhoods. Permian High School area and homes near the University of Texas Permian Basin keep us busy. Common repairs include compressor failures, refrigerant leaks, and blower motor replacements. Ratliff Stadium area businesses need commercial rooftop unit service. We stock parts for both residential and commercial equipment and typically arrive within an hour.
Sherwood Park
Music City Mall
Ratliff Stadium
HVAC Service Reviews Midland, TX
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Here’s what Midland and Odessa homeowners say about our work. Real customers, real experiences. We’re proud of the trust we’ve built from Ranch Estates to Green Tree North, Pavilion Park to Sherwood, and neighborhoods throughout the area.
David responded quickly to my call, and also quickly got us a quote. He found the problem and got the parts very quickly where other companies would’ve taken days and they unchanged. The pricing compared to others was a huge difference. I will be using him again!
Midland
Very friendly and knowledgeable. Will recommend to everyone. Explained everything to me. Reasonable on price , won’t you cheat you. Will continue to use his service.
Crestgate
I do property management so I need a reliable person that I can call on and he helps me when I need the help… And arrowhead has been that company with David giving me excellent service
Birarwood
Working with David was such a delight he has managed to fix our issues twice super-fast to where we have never been without, even having an old system he helped keep it running and not try to get the easy way out to replace the whole system. We will forever us ArrowHead as homeowners.
Green Tree North
David is very thoughtful, kind, & understanding and i can tell that he is passionate about his business and i love that as well as the work he did for me. I can tell that while he has a business to run, the clients definitely still matter. David is really a phenomenal person and professional business owner.
Lone Star
I would recommend Arrowhead because of his prompt response, dedication to his specialization, and honesty. David was in contact with me, letting me know when he would arrive. He identified the problem, expressed the issue, and went beyond just fixing my AC issue.
Pavilion Park
I would recommend David with Arrowhead Integrated Solutions he came out the same day within the hour and helped my family with our AC which we’re now inside with our AC on enjoying the the cold air. He was quick , very understanding and absolutely professional. Thank you David 🙂
Ranch Estates
Our AC quit working over the weekend while we were out of town and we came home to a house that was 86 degrees. With it being a Sunday, we were worried we have to wait the following day to get it fixed, however, David came over right away and fixed it in an hour. We highly recommend Arrowhead!
Midland
Midland HVAC Repair
Questions & Answers
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How often should I change my AC filter in Midland?
Every two weeks during cooling season. Midland dust clogs filters fast. A dirty filter restricts airflow, makes your system work harder, and can freeze your evaporator coil. Check it weekly during dust storms. Standard filters last 30 days in most places, but not here. Upgrade to pleated filters for better dust capture. When the filter looks gray or brown, replace it immediately.
Why does my AC run but barely cool the house?
Low refrigerant from a leak is the most common cause. Your compressor runs but can’t move enough heat outside. Dirty condenser coils also block heat transfer. Failed capacitors make the compressor work weak. Undersized ductwork in older homes restricts airflow. Thermostat problems can cause short cycling. We diagnose the real issue instead of just adding refrigerant and hoping it fixes itself.
Should I cover my outdoor AC unit during a dust storm?
No. Covering a running unit will overheat the compressor and cause damage. After the storm passes, spray off the condenser coils with a garden hose. Remove visible debris like tumbleweeds. If coils are packed with dirt, call us for professional cleaning. Heavy buildup blocks airflow and kills cooling efficiency. Regular coil cleaning is part of living in West Texas.
How do I know if my furnace has a cracked heat exchanger?
You smell exhaust or see soot around the furnace. Yellow or flickering burner flames instead of steady blue. The furnace shuts off randomly. Carbon monoxide detector goes off. Visible cracks or rust holes in the metal. A cracked heat exchanger leaks deadly carbon monoxide into your home. This is dangerous. We inspect heat exchangers with cameras during tune-ups to catch cracks early.
Why does my furnace click but not start?
Failed igniter is most common. The gas valve clicks trying to open but the igniter won’t light the gas. Bad flame sensor. Faulty gas valve. Thermostat wiring problem. Tripped limit switch from overheating. Low gas pressure. The clicking means the control board is trying to start the heating cycle but something prevents ignition. Don’t keep trying to restart it. Call us before you damage the control board.
My AC freezes up every few days. What causes that?
Frozen evaporator coils mean restricted airflow or low refrigerant. Dirty filters are the number one cause. Closed vents in unused rooms also restrict flow. Blower motor running too slow. Refrigerant leaks at outdoor unit connections. Clogged condensate drain line. Turn the system off and let ice melt completely before restarting. Repeated freezing damages the compressor.
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