Keeping your home comfortable all year takes equipment that holds up. A Houston summer pushes an air conditioner to nearly nine months of runtime, and that constant load is hard on a system. Humidity makes it harder. Your AC does not just cool the air, it pulls moisture out of it, so a unit that is the wrong size or behind on maintenance leaves your home clammy even when the thermostat reads 72. That same humidity feeds mold and algae on the coil and in the condensate drain line. When the drain line clogs, water backs up into the pan and onto your ceiling, and it is one of the most common summer calls we get. A yearly tune-up and a clear drain line head off most of it.
The older homes around our Elmview shop and across Memorial and River Oaks bring their own challenge, from decades-old ductwork to the heavier cooling loads of high ceilings and wide floor plans. We repair, replace and maintain every part of your cooling system, and we handle indoor air quality and air ducts too. If you want the best AC team in Houston, you are in the right place.
We do not run our heaters often in Houston, but we count on them during the hard freezes that reach the area every few winters, and the furnace that fails is almost always the one that sat unused all year. Many mid-century homes in Spring Branch and the surrounding neighborhoods still run aging furnaces that need a careful eye before the first cold snap. Keep your family warm with quick, dependable service from Mission Air Conditioning and Plumbing. From heater repair and installation to seasonal maintenance, we have you covered.
Call today for fully licensed heating service and let us show you why local homeowners trust us with their comfort.
Clean, safe water is something your family should never have to think twice about. When a leak springs up or the water heater gives out, the real question is who you trust to fix it right the first time. Our licensed Houston plumbers handle it all, from the most common Houston plumbing problems to the ones you did not see coming.
Houston plumbing carries its own local hazards. The clay soil under the city swells when it is wet and shrinks when it is dry, and that constant movement stresses pipes and shifts sewer lines underground. Homes built before the 1980s, including many near our Elmview shop and throughout Bellaire, often run cast iron sewer lines and galvanized supply pipe. Cast iron corrodes and catches tree roots until a line slows to a crawl, and when a drain snake is not enough, our hydrojetting scours it back to bare pipe. Galvanized pipe narrows with age and cuts your water pressure, which is where whole-home repiping comes in. We repair leaks, install new faucets and fixtures, replace water heaters and back every job with our No Breakdown Guarantee.
Our shop sits on Elmview Drive in Spring Branch, so we know the homes in this part of Houston well. Many went up in the 1960s and 1970s, and their original ductwork, cast iron drains and galvanized supply lines are now decades past their prime. We repair and replace these aging systems every week, and we know how to work on an older house without tearing it apart.
That experience carries across the city. In the Heights, we service historic bungalows where century-old framing and tight crawlspaces call for a careful hand. In River Oaks, we handle large estate homes and the heavier cooling loads that come with high ceilings and wide floor plans. Out in Memorial and the Memorial Villages, we keep wooded ranch homes from the 1950s through the 1970s comfortable, ductwork and all. In Bellaire, known as the City of Homes, we clear the root-clogged sewer lines that come with mature trees and older clay and cast iron pipe. And throughout Spring Branch, we keep mid-century systems running and replace the ones that have finally given out. Wherever you live in the Houston area, you get a team that understands the age and quirks of your home.
Mission Air Conditioning and Plumbing is family-owned, and our Houston shop on Elmview Drive keeps us close to the neighborhoods we serve. That means shorter drive times and faster help when your AC quits in July or a pipe lets go overnight. We are open around the clock Monday through Saturday, so you are not stuck waiting for business hours to reach a real person. Every technician who comes to your door is background-checked, trained and held to the same standard, and our work is licensed in both trades under Texas HVAC license TACLB00051004E and plumbing license M-41760. You get upfront pricing before the work starts, and we stand behind it with our No Breakdown Guarantee.
“I was told by two other AC co’s that I would have an expensive repair. The technician that came from Mission found that the issue was an easy fix and total cost was $89. I appreciated the honesty and for saving me from having an expensive repair bill. Staff friendly and responsive. I will call them first next time.” – Almon A.
At least once a year, ideally in spring before the first run of 95-degree days. Houston systems log far more hours than systems in cooler climates, so an annual tune-up catches worn parts, low refrigerant and a dirty coil before they fail in the heat.
Yes. Hard freezes reach the area every few years, and the furnaces that fail are almost always the ones that sat unused and unchecked. A quick fall tune-up makes sure yours starts when a cold snap arrives.
Low water pressure, discolored water, repeat leaks and pipe you know is galvanized or cast iron are the common flags. We inspect the lines and repipe only what needs it rather than replacing everything by default.
Because we are based right here in Houston on Elmview Drive, we reach most of the city and its nearby neighborhoods the same day. We are open 24 hours Monday through Saturday for the repairs that cannot wait.
