Texas is trying to cook you. We politely decline.
Same-day AC and heating repair across Greater San Antonio & the Hill Country. Two-hour arrival windows that mean it, prices in writing before the wrench comes out, and technicians who wipe their boots.
Go ahead, touch it
Every degree has a price. Here’s yours.
Drag the dial. Flip between July and January. Most homeowners discover the thermostat isn’t the problem — the system behind it is.
- A properly sized system holds 74° on a 103° afternoon
- Each degree you raise it trims roughly 3% off cooling
- Heat strips cost about three times what a heat pump does
Try the thermostat
Cooling to
Outside 103°F
74° is the sweet spot most San Antonio homes can hold comfortably — if the system is sized and charged right.
Illustrative estimate for a typical 2,000 sq ft home.
What we do
Six things, done properly.
We don’t sell water heaters, solar panels, or extended car warranties. We heat and cool houses, and we have gotten unreasonably good at it.
Thirty-second diagnosis
What’s your system doing?
Tap the symptom. We’ll tell you what it usually is, what it usually costs, and whether it can wait until morning.
Likely cause
Blowing warm air
Most often a failed capacitor or contactor — a part about the size of a soda can that the outdoor unit can’t start without. Less often, a refrigerant leak.
- Typical price
- $150 – $325 for the common fix
- How urgent
- Same-day in summer. Turn it off if the outdoor fan isn’t spinning; running it can damage the compressor.
Diagnosis first. Price in writing before any work.
A note from the shop
The best air conditioner is the one you forget you own.
2 hr
arrival windows
not “sometime Tuesday”
$50
if we’re late
off the bill, automatically
24/7
a person answers
holidays included
0
commission on sales
so nobody upsells you
Nobody thinks about their air conditioner in April. In July they think about nothing else. Somewhere in between, a capacitor the size of a soda can quietly decides it has done enough, and the household learns what the inside of an attic smells like in August.
Our job is to make the system boring again. That turns out to require unglamorous habits: arriving inside the window we promised, finding the actual fault instead of the profitable one, writing the price down before the work, and leaving the floors the way we found them. None of it is genius. All of it is rare.
We also pay our technicians for good work rather than for what they sell. You would be surprised how much that one decision improves the conversation in your kitchen. Or perhaps you wouldn’t, which is why you are reading this instead of the other company’s coupon.
In writing
Promises with a dollar figure attached.
A guarantee without a penalty is a slogan. Ours cost us money when we miss them, which is an excellent way to make sure we don’t.
On time or $50 off
Two-hour arrival windows. Miss it, and fifty dollars comes off the bill without your having to ask.
The price before the work
Flat-rate, in writing, approved by you. The number on the tablet is the number on the invoice.
Fixed for a year
If the same repair fails within twelve months, the return visit — parts and labor — is on us.
Clean-home promise
Shoe covers, drop cloths, and a vacuum on every truck. We leave the house the way we found it, minus the heat.
Booking, minus the phone tag
Pick a window. Get a name. Watch the truck arrive.
- 1
Choose a real opening
The calendar is live. What you see open is open — not a request form pretending to be a schedule.
- 2
Get the technician’s name
A confirmation text now, a reminder the night before, and a live ETA when the truck is thirty minutes out.
- 3
Approve the price first
Diagnosis, then a flat-rate price on a tablet. Say yes, say no, or say you’d like to think about it.
Honey Bee: You’re booked! Thu, 10 a.m.–noon. Confirmation HB-7K2QPM. Reply R to reschedule.
Honey Bee: Marisol R. is your technician — 14 years with us. She’ll text when she’s on the way.
Marisol is 25 minutes away.
Perfect, the gate code is 1234 🐝
The Hive Club
Join the hive. Skip the line.
Two tune-ups a year, no after-hours fees, member pricing on repairs, and a place at the front of the line when the first 105-degree week arrives.
Worker Bee
Two tune-ups a year and the front of the line.
$19/mo
or $199 a year
- Spring cooling and fall heating tune-ups
- Priority scheduling during heat waves
- No after-hours dispatch fee, ever
- 15% off repairs
- Two-year guarantee on member repairs
Queen Bee
Everything, plus cleaner air and bigger savings.
$29/mo
or $309 a year
- Everything in Worker Bee
- 20% off repairs
- Filters delivered to your door each season
- Annual indoor air quality check
- Condensate drain treatment twice a year
- $250 credit toward a future system
What the neighbors say
Word travels fast in a cul-de-sac.
“Booked online at 9:40, tech in the driveway by 1. He showed me the burned capacitor, told me the price, and was gone in forty minutes. The text with his name was a nice touch — my dog still barked.”
“Three companies told me I needed a bigger unit. Honey Bee did the math and told me I needed a smaller one and sealed ducts. The house has never been this even. Or this quiet.”
“Our heat quit the night my mother came to stay. A person answered at 11 p.m. and the price was the same as daytime. I’ve been a member ever since.”
Sample reviews written for this demo. A live site pulls verified reviews straight from Google and Facebook.
Service area
From Stone Oak to New Braunfels, same windows, same prices.
No trip charges anywhere on the map. Boerne pays what Alamo Heights pays, and both get a two-hour window.
- San Antonio
- Stone Oak
- Alamo Heights
- Helotes
- Leon Valley
- Boerne
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Bulverde
- Spring Branch
- New Braunfels
- Schertz
- Cibolo
- Converse
- Universal City
- Live Oak
- Selma
Type a ZIP. We answer instantly.
Not ready to pick a time?
Tell us what it’s doing. We’ll do the rest.
Two taps and a phone number. A dispatcher texts back with an opening — usually before you’ve put the phone down.
- A real person reads every request
- Openings texted within minutes during business hours
- No spam, no list-selling, no robocalls
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Didn’t see yours? Bea answers in seconds, day or night — and knows the price list by heart.
Saturday is a full business day here, with regular arrival windows and regular prices. Emergency service runs around the clock, every day of the year.
You get a two-hour arrival window. If the technician arrives after it closes, $50 comes off your invoice automatically. We would rather pay than be late, and we rarely have to.
Pick the job, tell us what the system is doing, enter your ZIP, and choose an open two-hour window from the live calendar. You get a confirmation instantly and the technician’s name before arrival.
Yes — monthly payment plans on new systems and larger repairs through approved lenders, with approved credit. Checking your options won’t affect your score.
All of San Antonio plus Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Leon Valley, Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bulverde, Spring Branch, New Braunfels, Schertz, Cibolo, Converse, Universal City, Live Oak, and Selma.
Ready when you are
The truck is closer than you think.
Book online in about a minute and watch the openings update while you do. Or call — a person picks up, any hour.
A person answers 24/7 · On time or $50 off