AC Repair in Grapevine, From Nash Farm to the Lake
A Grapevine summer is long, and when the AC quits in July the house heats up fast. Our team handles AC repair in Grapevine for everything from late-1970s brick homes in Oak Creek Estates to the larger homes in Western Oaks and Silver Lake Estates. We also repair and replace furnaces for the cold snaps that roll through every winter.
Grapevine treats HVAC work as permitted work. The city requires a permit for any new AC unit, whether it is the compressor, the air handler, or the indoor or outdoor unit, plus any new ductwork. HAT Plumbing, Heating & Air pulls those permits so your system is installed to code, and simple AC change-out permits are targeted for same-day turnaround by the city.
Is the house warm, the breaker tripping or the furnace blowing cold air? Contact our team or call (817) 405-4575, day or night.
Your Local HAT Office
Serving Grapevine From Our North Richland Hills Office
8376 Davis Blvd Suite 254
North Richland Hills, TX 76182
Open 24/7, including nights, weekends & holidays
AC Repair, Heating & HVAC Services in Grapevine
Our shop on Pebble Drive in northeast Fort Worth serves Grapevine with full heating and cooling service:
- AC repair: capacitors, contactors, refrigerant leaks and frozen coils, the failures that pile up during Grapevine heat waves.
- AC installation and replacement: permitted change-outs, including split systems where the air handler and condenser both get replaced.
- AC maintenance: a spring tune-up before the heat arrives keeps older systems in the 1980s subdivisions running.
- Ductless mini-splits: a good fit for additions, converted garages and the historic homes near College Street that were never built for ducts.
- Heating repair: gas furnaces fed by Atmos Energy, heat pumps and electric heat strips.
- Furnace installation: replacing aging furnaces in attics and closets.
- Heating maintenance: a fall safety check on burners, flues and heat exchangers.
For a full overview, see our HVAC services. Need a plumber as well? Visit our Grapevine plumbing page.
Heating and Cooling Conditions in Grapevine
- Permits for equipment and ducts: Grapevine's permit list covers any new compressor, air handler, indoor or outdoor unit, and new ductwork. The city MEP application lists residential A/C change-outs as their own trade permit type.
- Electric service: most of Grapevine is in the Oncor delivery area, where residents pick a retail electric provider. Tri-County Electric Cooperative also lists Grapevine in its territory, so it is worth checking your bill. Either way, an efficient system trims summer usage.
- Gas heat: Atmos Energy supplies natural gas in Grapevine, so many homes run gas furnaces that need yearly checks of burners and venting.
- The February 2021 storm: during the winter storm, Grapevine Public Works crews worked to keep the water system intact, and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD schools took water damage from burst pipes. A heating system in good shape is the first defense when temperatures stay below freezing for days.
- Housing age: Grapevine grew fastest from the 1970s through the 1990s after DFW Airport opened. Systems in homes from that wave may have been replaced once already, and the ductwork may be original.
- Water heaters in attics: a Grapevine code amendment bars new water heaters in unconditioned attics unless listed for outdoor use, something to plan for when your attic also houses the furnace.
Grapevine Areas We Heat and Cool
We serve homes on both sides of State Highway 114 and State Highway 121, including these neighborhoods:
- Oak Creek Estates: late-1970s homes where original duct runs and older condensers are often due for an upgrade.
- Grapevine Lake Estates: early-1970s houses off Forest Hills Road near Lake Grapevine where aging equipment calls for careful load sizing on replacement.
- Glade Crossing: 1980s one- and two-story homes by David Weekley and Pulte where upstairs rooms can run warm and zoning or duct balancing can help.
- Western Oaks Estates: roughly 300 homes finished by 1999, averaging about 3,000 square feet, which can mean two systems per house.
- Stone Bridge Oaks: townhomes and patio homes built from 2007 to 2014, where newer equipment benefits from routine maintenance.
- Placid Peninsula Addition: large lake homes whose bigger footprints typically need higher-capacity systems.
We also serve homes near Historic Nash Farm, Grapevine Mills and the 1888 Cotton Belt Depot where the Grapevine Vintage Railroad departs. Homes off Dove Road, Dooley Street and Glade Road are all part of our Grapevine service area, and we serve the townhomes near Tillery Commons too.
Schedule HVAC Service in Grapevine
HAT Plumbing, Heating & Air holds HVAC license TACLA158622E issued through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Every repair and replacement comes with upfront flat-rate pricing that you approve before we start, and we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with online booking.
Replacing a whole system? Look at our financing options, and join the Stetson Select membership for seasonal tune-ups. Call (817) 405-4575 or book online for Grapevine AC and heating service.