Heating and cooling across a city of very different buildings
Memphis HVAC work covers a little of everything. Early-1900s homes in Midtown and Cooper-Young often have systems added decades after the house was built, with ducts squeezed into crawl spaces and attics never designed for them. Mid-century brick ranches in East Memphis, Raleigh, and Whitehaven often have aging gas furnaces paired with replacement condensers. Across the city, apartment communities built from the 1970s through the 2000s run everything from split heat pumps to electric air handlers to through-wall PTACs.
What Memphis weather does to HVAC equipment
Long, humid summers put the most strain on cooling systems. Condensate drains clog, capacitors fail in the heat, and outdoor coils pack with cottonwood and grass clippings. Winters are generally mild, but the occasional hard freeze or ice storm brings a sudden wave of no-heat calls. That's why we push spring and fall maintenance for every property type.
For Memphis property managers
Memphis has a large rental market: apartment communities, duplexes and fourplexes, and scattered-site single-family rentals. We handle resident work orders, make-ready unit turns, and replacement planning with documentation your team can file. Managing a portfolio that also reaches into the suburbs or DeSoto County? One vendor can cover all of it. See every service area.
Areas we cover around Memphis
- Downtown
- Midtown
- East Memphis
- Raleigh
- Frayser
- Hickory Hill
- Whitehaven
- Parkway Village
- Berclair
- Oakhaven
- South Memphis
- Binghampton
Not sure if your address is covered? Send us the address and we’ll confirm.
