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We'll keep your Newport home cool and comfortable all summer long, so you can relax knowing your air conditioning is in expert hands. Rated 4.8/5 by Newport homeowners ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Paschal Air, Plumbing & Electric has been an Arkansas name in heating and cooling since 1968, and over 50 years in the trade has settled the standard: we show up in the window we promised, we run the diagnostic before we make a recommendation, and we hand you a written estimate before any work starts. The technician who pulls into your driveway is trained on the equipment in your home, drives a truck loaded with the parts that fail most often, and is set up to handle the repair on the first visit whenever the part is on board.
Newport sits in a corner of northeast Arkansas where summer heat arrives early and humidity hangs late. That weather pattern stresses every working part of an air conditioning system, from the condenser coils outside to the evaporator drain inside the air handler. We see the same wear patterns across neighborhoods every July, and that field experience shapes how we tune systems in the spring and how fast we move when a no-cool call comes in during a heat advisory. Our goal on every visit is keeping your family comfortable, whether the situation needs a quick repair, a tune-up, or a full air conditioning install.
We proudly serve Newport and the surrounding northeast Arkansas communities, including Jonesboro, Batesville, Mountain Home, Paragould, and Pocahontas.
Every HVAC technician is bonded, background-checked, and drug-tested before they show up. Common parts ride on the truck, not back at the warehouse, so the most common no-cool calls finish the same day instead of stretching into a multi-trip ordeal. Same-day windows open up most days during cooling season; if our team is fully booked, we tell you up front rather than holding the slot open.
We hand you a written estimate, then you decide. No hourly meter ticking in the background, no surprise add-ons after the diagnostic, no upcharges once a panel is open. The number on the estimate is the number you pay. We provide pricing on every cooling and heating call so you understand the scope before any tool comes out of the bag.
For larger jobs, flexible financing keeps the monthly payment manageable when a full system replacement is on the table. If you have a quote from another contractor sitting on the kitchen counter, send it through our Free Price Check and we will walk through it with you line by line so you know whether the scope and pricing are honest. Our Planned Protection Membership folds maintenance, priority scheduling, and member rates on repairs into one low monthly cost. Details on coverage are further down in the maintenance section.
When you call us for AC repair in Newport AR, here is what to expect when cooling problems hit your home. Your technician arrives in the appointment window. They run a full diagnostic before recommending a fix, so the part that gets replaced is the part that actually failed. The repair is quoted in writing on the spot, and you approve the work before any tool comes out of the bag. If the part rides on the truck, the system is back up the same day; on the rare occasion a specific component has to be ordered, we tell you what it is, when it will arrive, and when we will be back. No return-trip charge for the second visit.
We service every major brand sold in Arkansas: Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, Bryant, American Standard, Mitsubishi, Daikin, Ruud, Amana, Heil, and Maytag.
Use the 50% rule. If the repair cost lands above 50% of a new system’s price and the unit is older than 10 years, replacement usually wins on the math. Below that line, repair almost always makes sense. Age, refrigerant type, repair history, and the trend on your monthly utility bill all factor in.
| Factor | Lean toward repair | Lean toward replace |
|---|---|---|
| System age | Under 10 years | 12+ years |
| Repair cost | Under 30% of new system | Over 50% of new system |
| Refrigerant | R-410A | R-22 (no longer produced) |
| Energy bills | Stable | Climbing year over year |
| Repair history | First or second repair | Third repair in 24 months |
The estimate is free, the math is plain, and the call is yours. We will tell you when we think a repair is the smarter spend, and we will tell you when the unit is past the point of putting more money into it.
A new air conditioning system starts with a load calculation, not a guess at the existing equipment’s tonnage. We size to the actual home, factoring square footage, insulation level, window orientation, and ductwork capacity. SEER2 ratings, equipment type, and whether zoning makes sense for the floor plan all feed into the recommendation, and we walk you through how each piece serves your home’s cooling and heating needs.
On install day, the crew protects flooring, removes your current system, sets the new equipment, verifies airflow at the supply registers, charges refrigerant to the manufacturer spec, and confirms the thermostat is talking to the equipment correctly before we leave. AC installation comes with the standard manufacturer warranty plus our workmanship coverage. Factory rebates and flexible payment plans are usually on the table for qualifying systems.
The single best thing a homeowner can do for their cooling and heating equipment is have it checked once a year, before the heat hits. The spring tune-up covers the condenser coil, blower wheel, capacitors, contactor, refrigerant pressures, condensate line, thermostat operation, and airflow at the supply registers. The point is to catch a weak capacitor before it becomes a no-cool call on the first 95-degree day, clean the coils so the system runs at the efficiency it was sold at, and verify the refrigerant charge before the homeowner sees a spike in the electric bill.
While we are there, a quick habit worth knowing: if your AC shuts off at the thermostat, give it three full minutes before flipping it back on. That pause lets internal pressures equalize and keeps the compressor from starting under load. It is a simple operating habit that protects the most expensive part in the system.
For homeowners who want ongoing care rather than a one-time visit, the Planned Protection Membership covers what most households’ cooling and heating needs look like across the year: up to two professional system checks, priority scheduling during heat advisories, a fall heating check, and member discounts on parts and repairs.

Northeast Arkansas humidity does as much damage to an air conditioner as the heat does. The Newport area sits at lower elevation along the White River corridor, and the air sitting outside your condenser through July and August is heavy with moisture. Evaporator drain lines stay wet long enough to grow biofilm, condenser fans pull double duty against the heat load, and capacitors that would last 12 years in a drier climate fade closer to 7 or 8 here. Add the seasonal pollen and crop-dust drift common to the region, and outdoor coils foul faster than the manufacturer’s maintenance interval assumes. That is the climate context behind why the spring tune-up matters here and why we keep capacitors, contactors, and blower motors on the truck.
Our local technicians provide HVAC service to Gassville, Searcy, Batesville, and the smaller communities along the US-67 corridor. If your address shows on our area route, the same stocked truck, the same upfront pricing, and the same same-day-when-possible coverage applies. Outside our nearest service area, our regional team picks up the call to make sure your home’s cooling needs are met.
Arkansas families have counted on Paschal for over half a century of cooling and heating comfort. Schedule an appointment online or call (501) 746-0030 to get a licensed technician on the way and your home’s comfort restored.