Cool CreekHeating & Air(501) 555-0148

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(501) 555-0148

See where
the heat is.

Honest heating and air care, from our family in Searcy to your home in White County.

Get comfortable
Upstairs temperature84°Uneven cooling
The same brick house in daylightThermal illustration: hot upstairs and cooler downstairs
Illustrated diagnosis. Real answers start with a visit.
Family owned since 1998Measure first. Explain clearly. Fix what needs fixing.

A comfortable home.
A clear explanation.

An upstairs that won’t cool isn’t always a worn-out unit. It might be a leaking duct, a dirty coil or too little return air. We follow the readings, then walk you through the choices.

Find the help your home needs ↗

Repair it?
Replace it?

Let’s take the pressure out of that conversation. Here’s the first check Ray uses.

Age × repair estimate. At a score of 5,000 or more, we compare a repair with replacement. This is a starting point, not a diagnosis.

A repair is worth a look.

12 years × $350 = 4,200. Under 5,000, repair usually makes sense.

We’ll say “just fix it” for a small capacitor repair on an otherwise sound system, even an older one. An old R-22 unit with a refrigerant leak, a cracked heat exchanger or repeat breakdowns means “let’s talk replacement,” whatever the score.

Talk through my options

A tune-up you can follow.

21 checks. Actual readings. A copy for your kitchen drawer.

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  1. Inspect cabinet

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  2. Clear vegetation

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  3. Check coil condition

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  4. Clean condenser coil

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  5. Inspect fan blade

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  6. Check fan motor

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  7. Measure capacitor

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  8. Inspect contactor

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  9. Tighten electrical terminals

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  10. Measure supply voltage

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  11. Measure running amps

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  12. Check refrigerant readings

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  13. Check line insulation

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  14. Inspect drain pan

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  15. Flush condensate drain

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  16. Test float switch

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  17. Check filter

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  18. Measure temperature split

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  19. Check thermostat

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  20. Measure airflow

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

  21. Record findings

    We inspect, measure or clean as appropriate, and note anything that needs a separate repair.

Heating visits include furnace safety and combustion checks where applicable.

Comfort has a calendar.

One plan, two visits. We call when it’s time.

March / April / May

Before the first
hot night.

Coil cleaning, refrigerant readings, drain clearing and a cooling performance check.

September / October / November

Before you turn
the heat on.

Heating operation, electrical checks, airflow and gas furnace safety where applicable.

$198 / year

First system. Additional systems $148/year. No auto-renewal.

Ask about the Comfort Plan
Family enjoying their cool living room

The best part of our work happens after we leave.

The room you use again. A quiet night. A bill that makes sense. That’s why Ray and Linda started Cool Creek, and why we’re still a small crew.

Meet our people

An explanation worth remembering.

Fictional sample reviews for this demonstration design.

“Ray showed me the split in the duct before he talked about replacing anything. The back bedroom finally feels like the rest of the house.”

Margaret H.Searcy / duct sealing

“I was sure we needed a whole new unit. It was a capacitor. Jo explained it, quoted the repair and had the air back that afternoon.”

Daniel B.Beebe / cooling repair

“Linda called when the crew was on the way. They put down runners, cleaned up and showed us how to use the new thermostat.”

Tessa R.Bald Knob / heat pump installation

Licensed and insured. Arkansas HVACR Class A • #018427 (demo).

You’ll know the price before work begins.

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Tell us which room
is giving you trouble.

You don’t need to know the part name. Just tell Linda what your home is doing.

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