Heating & Air in Tuscaloosa, AL

Heating & cooling in Tuscaloosa

Tuscaloosa is about 35 miles down I-20/59 from our shop in McCalla, and we come down the interstate for repairs, replacements and maintenance in homes, rentals and businesses. We schedule Tuscaloosa jobs together to keep travel time – and your cost – down, and we tell you an honest arrival time when you call.

The city’s housing is as varied as its HVAC problems. Around Downtown and the historic districts near the University of Alabama, many houses are 70 to 100 years old. Some still heat with floor furnaces or wall heaters; others had central air added later, with ducts squeezed into crawlspaces. In Alberta and the other neighborhoods rebuilt after the 2011 tornado, the systems are newer – and now reaching the age where repairs start to add up. South and east, in Taylorville, Englewood, Cottondale and Holt, ranch homes from the 1960s to the 1990s are often on their second or third air conditioner.

Tuscaloosa also has thousands of rental houses and apartments. A landlord with a broken AC in August has unhappy tenants within hours. We work directly with owners and property managers, coordinate access with tenants and keep you informed – and between leases we can service the system so it is ready for the next tenant. See our commercial and rental HVAC service.

The Black Warrior River valley is hot and humid all summer, so drains, coils and humidity control matter here as much as anywhere. For homes that stay sticky even with the AC running, we look at system size, airflow and dehumidification.

We answer 24/7, every job starts with an upfront price including any trip charge, and larger repairs or a new system can be paid over time with our in-house financing.

Neighborhoods & areas we serve in Tuscaloosa

• Downtown & historic districts
• Alberta
• Forest Lake
• Taylorville
• Englewood
• Cottondale
• Holt
• Northport (across the river)