Not Cooling
Running without bringing the temperature down.
AC not cooling, blowing warm air, leaking water, freezing up, or tripping a breaker? APCA AC and Heating Repair provides professional HVAC diagnostics and AC repair throughout Katy, Texas.
We service central air conditioners, heat pumps, air handlers, furnaces, controls and ductless systems from major HVAC brands. Our technicians focus on finding the actual cause of the failure before recommending the repair.
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Texas HVAC License: TACLB00140502E

You do not need to know which part failed. Tell us what you notice.
Running without bringing the temperature down.
Air from the vents feels warmer than it should.
Ice on the indoor coil or refrigerant line.
Water around the air handler or drain pan.
A system that trips or will not start.
Cooling loss that needs a cause identified.
A fan that stops, struggles, or makes noise.
Help assessing a major equipment failure.
When an air conditioner stops cooling, replacing a part without confirming the cause can turn into repeat repairs. APCA approaches each service call as a diagnosis first.
We check the system based on the symptoms and equipment involved, which may include thermostat operation, airflow, electrical components, temperature split, drain safety controls, refrigerant conditions, motors and compressor operation.
Once the problem is identified, we explain the repair options before moving forward.
No cooling right now? Call APCA at (832) 906-4822.Learn more about our AC repair service.
A running system can still have an airflow, control, electrical, or refrigerant problem. We test the equipment to narrow down the cause.
We check thermostat calls, indoor airflow, and outdoor-unit operation to understand why the system is not removing heat.
If the coil is visibly frozen, turn cooling off and schedule a diagnosis. Restricted airflow and refrigerant problems can both cause icing.
A blocked drain, drain-pan problem, or safety-control issue can cause water around the system. We inspect drainage and related components.
Failed starting or switching components can prevent equipment from running. A technician tests electrical components before recommending replacement.
Motor trouble can affect both heat removal and indoor airflow. We check the motor, its controls, and operating conditions.
Incorrect calls, damaged wiring, and control faults can interrupt cooling. Diagnosis follows the control sequence for your system.
Low refrigerant requires determining why the charge is low. We assess possible leaks and repair options rather than treating a refill as the solution.
Repeated breaker trips can signal a serious electrical or equipment fault. Leave the system off and arrange service; do not repeatedly reset the breaker.
Uneven temperatures can involve filters, blowers, ductwork, or system design. We evaluate airflow and the equipment serving the affected rooms.
Share the symptoms, when they started, and your service address.
The checks follow your symptoms and the equipment installed.
We explain the findings and any additional testing needed.
Review the proposed work and repair options before we proceed.
After the repair, we check operation and discuss any remaining concerns.
Ask about same-day appointment availability.
The right next step depends on the whole system, not just the failed part.
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Learn more about APCA and how we approach service.
Texas HVAC License: TACLB00140502E.
We explain what testing shows before recommending work.
Refrigeration, electrical components, controls, motors, airflow and equipment all matter to the diagnosis.
Repair findings help inform practical equipment and replacement decisions.
We work with homeowners, businesses and property-management teams.
Tell us your equipment make and model when you request service.
Related services: AC maintenance, heating repair, and ductwork and airflow.
Katy homes include everything from established neighborhoods to large master-planned communities and newer high-efficiency systems. Service calls can range from a failed capacitor on a standard split system to airflow problems in a two-story home, communicating controls, refrigerant leaks, motor failures or full equipment replacement decisions.
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Share your service address so we can confirm scheduling for your location.
Ask about same-day appointment availability. Scheduling depends on current appointments, your location, the diagnosis, and any parts needed. Call (832) 906-4822 to discuss availability.
Check that the thermostat is set to cooling and below room temperature. Look at an accessible filter for obvious buildup and make sure supply and return vents are unobstructed. Do not open electrical panels or handle refrigerant lines. Tell us about any ice, water, or unusual noise.
Possible causes include restricted airflow, a control problem, a fan or compressor fault, or a refrigerant leak. Testing helps distinguish these problems so the recommended repair addresses the cause.
Yes. Turn cooling off at the thermostat and schedule a diagnosis. Do not chip away ice. Airflow restrictions and refrigerant problems can both cause a coil to freeze.
APCA can diagnose equipment and electrical problems associated with repeated trips. Leave the system off and do not repeatedly reset the breaker. The repair depends on what testing identifies.
We service major HVAC brands, including Goodman, Daikin, Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Bryant, Rheem, Ruud, York, Amana, Mitsubishi, and Samsung. Share your model when booking so we can discuss equipment-specific requirements and parts availability.
We diagnose suspected refrigerant leaks and explain repair options. A low charge needs a cause identified; adding refrigerant alone does not resolve an active leak. Component condition and leak location affect the recommendation.
Consider equipment condition, repair history, efficiency, and the scope of the failure. An isolated repair may be practical; repeated leaks, major compressor or coil damage, and several deteriorating components can make replacement worth considering.
Yes. APCA offers preventive HVAC maintenance in the Katy area. Ask about scheduling and the maintenance needs of your equipment when you call.
Call APCA AC and Heating Repair at (832) 906-4822, or send a service request using the form below. Texas HVAC License: TACLB00140502E.
Send your symptoms and service address. APCA will follow up using your preferred contact method to discuss scheduling.
For availability, call (832) 906-4822.
Texas HVAC License: TACLB00140502E
Call APCA or send your service request. Ask about same-day appointment availability.