Austin sits in a transition zone between the humid Gulf Coast and the dry Hill Country. Summer humidity ranges from 60 to 85 percent depending on wind direction. When your AC pulls that humid air across a coil that is already operating at reduced airflow, condensation forms faster than the drain pan can remove it. The moisture refreezes on the coil fins, blocking even more airflow. Cedar pollen in December and January, oak pollen in March and April, and construction dust year-round clog filters in half the time listed on the package. Air conditioner coil freezing up happens more frequently here than in drier climates because the combination of high humidity and constant dust loads stress every component of your cooling system.
All Pro HVAC Austin services residential and commercial properties throughout Travis County. We understand how the local climate affects your HVAC system. Our technicians are trained on the most common failure points in systems running through Austin summers. We stock parts for the brands most commonly installed in Central Texas neighborhoods. When you call a company familiar with local building practices, ductwork configurations, and climate stress factors, you get faster diagnosis and better repair outcomes. We do not learn on your system. We have already seen the problem in hundreds of Austin homes.
