AC Repair & HVAC in Martindale, TX

Getting to Martindale

Martindale is only about 7 miles east of San Marcos via State Hwy 80, making it one of the closest towns we serve. We also cover the rural roads and river properties around it.

Martindale homes and HVAC

Housing around Martindale is mostly single-family homes on larger lots, older farmhouses and manufactured homes, with some newer houses built on acreage. Outside town, natural gas often isn't available, so many homes heat with heat pumps, electric heat strips or propane furnaces. Manufactured homes usually have different equipment and duct layouts than site-built houses, with ducts that run under the floor and can be damaged by pests or moisture.

Climate and local conditions

Martindale shares San Marcos's hot, humid summers. Because it's in the river bottomland, some properties stay damp and attract debris and insects around outdoor units. Rural homes often sit in full sun with no neighboring houses or trees for shade, which adds to the cooling load on summer afternoons.

Being this close to San Marcos means Martindale is on the way to many of our calls to the east. We service manufactured-home HVAC systems and propane furnaces, both common around Martindale, along with heat pumps and standard split systems.

Tips for Martindale homeowners and businesses

In manufactured homes, check that underfloor ducts are connected and sealed.
Keep weeds and brush trimmed away from the outdoor unit to protect airflow and keep pests out.
Propane and heat pump systems benefit from a fall checkup before the first cold front.

Services in Martindale

Residential and commercial air conditioning, heating and furnaces, heat pumps, maintenance and tune-ups, and commercial refrigeration and restaurant equipment.

HVAC services in Martindale

Martindale HVAC questions

Do you come out to rural properties around Martindale?

Yes. Martindale and the surrounding rural area are in our regular service area.

Do you work on manufactured home HVAC?

Yes. We service manufactured-home heating and cooling systems, including package units, downflow furnaces and heat pumps, and we check the underfloor ducts too. See heating & furnace.

Do you service propane furnaces?

Yes. We service, repair and replace propane furnaces, common on rural properties without natural gas.

What heat options make sense without natural gas?

Heat pumps, electric furnaces with heat strips, and propane furnaces are the usual choices. See heat pumps and heating.

Nearby areas we serve: San Marcos, Lockhart, Luling, Seguin. All service areas.

Martindale AC & Heating Repair