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Many Southlake homes run two or three separate cooling systems, and a meaningful share of older neighborhoods still have R-22 equipment that has reached the end of its service window. Paschal handles the install, the phasing, and the day-to-day repair work. Call (972) 435-9828 or schedule online.
Paschal Air, Plumbing & Electric serves the northwest Metroplex with installation, repair, and full-system replacement. Every technician is bonded, background-checked, and drug-tested before they show up. The price is written down before any work starts. Over 17,000 reviews back the approach.
Our team also serves Keller, Mansfield, Fort Worth, Arlington, and other communities across the northwest Metroplex. Scheduled installs and same-day repairs come out of the same dispatch.

Every job opens with a written estimate. No hourly meter, no diagnostic fee that snowballs into a markup at the end. A typical replacement in the Southlake market runs roughly $6,000 to $12,000 depending on tonnage, SEER2 rating, and any ductwork modifications. For larger projects, our financing options keep monthly payments predictable. Already comparing quotes? Run the other contractor’s number through our Free Price Check and we will review the line items at no charge.
Southlake’s housing stock skews larger than almost any market in North Texas: median homes around 4,500 square feet, four or more bedrooms, often two stories with a pool. At that footprint, a single AC system cannot keep up. Most homes here run two or three separate systems on dedicated circuits, often paired with a ductless unit for a pool house, a casita, or a bonus room over a three-car garage.
Multi-system homes need a different maintenance approach than a typical single-system home. The systems usually share an installation date, which means they age and fail on a similar timeline. When the upstairs unit goes, the downstairs unit is often within a year of needing the same work. We stagger maintenance visits across the systems so problems surface one at a time and the replacement budget can be planned, not absorbed all at once. When we quote a system replacement on a multi-system home, the quote includes the recommendation on whether to phase the other systems, hold, or replace in parallel.
Before calling for a repair, try the three-minute rule: turn the system off at the thermostat, wait at least three minutes, and turn it back on. The delay lets compressor pressures equalize before the next start cycle and clears the most common nuisance shutdowns. If the AC restarts and runs normally, you saved a service call. If it doesn’t, that’s our cue.
On a real AC repair visit, the technician arrives in a marked truck, runs a full diagnostic, then writes the repair price on the spot before swapping any parts. Our trucks carry the parts most jobs need, so most repair calls close on the first visit. We try to wrap up no-cool calls within the day when the call comes in early.
We service every major brand sold in North Texas: Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, York, Bryant, American Standard, Mitsubishi, Daikin, Ruud, Amana, Heil, and Maytag.
The $5,000 rule is the industry shortcut for the repair-vs-replace decision: multiply the age of the system in years by the repair cost in dollars. If the number is above $5,000, replacement is usually the better call. A 12-year-old system with a $500 repair quote is $6,000 on the rule, which puts it in replacement territory. The rule is a starting point. Refrigerant type, repair history, and energy-bill trends all matter too.
| Factor | Lean toward repair | Lean toward replace |
|---|---|---|
| Age × repair cost | Under $5,000 | Over $5,000 |
| System age | Under 10 years | 12+ years |
| 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 |
When the call is close, we put both numbers on paper and let you decide. Our AC replacement options cover every major brand and efficiency tier.
Every AC installation starts with a load calculation. Rough rule for context: a properly insulated Texas home typically needs about 20 BTUs per square foot, though the actual sizing depends on insulation, window exposure, ceiling height, ductwork condition, and the cooling load on the hottest afternoon of the year. The existing equipment is not the right baseline if the original sizing was wrong. On install day, we cover the floors, pull out the old system, set the new equipment, then verify airflow, refrigerant charge, and thermostat operation before signing off. The new install carries a manufacturer warranty plus our workmanship warranty on top.
Ductless work is common in Southlake for pool houses, garage conversions, bonus rooms over the garage, and sunroom additions that the central system was never sized for. The install covers the line set routing, condensate, electrical, and indoor head placement. We size each unit to the actual space, not a generic tonnage rule.
R-22 refrigerant production ended in the United States in January 2020. Any AC system manufactured before 2010 is likely running on R-22. In Southlake’s older established neighborhoods, including Timarron and other 1980s and 1990s sections of town, plenty of original-equipment AC systems are still in place and still using R-22. The math has changed on those systems.
R-22 is no longer made, so the supply has to come from reclaimed stock. Recharge pricing has climbed accordingly. A leak on an R-22 system in 2026 typically costs several times what the same leak would have cost a decade ago, and the next leak will cost more again. At a certain point, the recharge math doesn’t make sense and the system is past replacement age regardless. If you are sitting on an R-22 system that needs work, we will lay out the recharge cost, the replacement cost, and the operating-cost difference between the two paths before you sign off on either one.

On a single-system home, annual AC maintenance is straightforward. On a multi-system home with two or three pieces of equipment running on similar timelines, the calendar matters more. We stagger tune-ups across the systems in spring so each one gets attention without the cost or scheduling bunching up. The visit covers condenser coil cleanliness, blower assembly, capacitor and contactor checks, refrigerant pressures, the condensate line, thermostat calibration, and airflow at the supply registers.
For homeowners who want the service handled automatically, the Planned Protection Membership covers two professional system checks per year, priority scheduling, and member pricing on repairs.
Booking is straightforward. Call 214-765-4817 or schedule online. We confirm the appointment, dispatch the right technician for the job, and price the work up front.