Air Conditioning Repair in Myers Meadow, Southlake
Myers Meadow sits at the corner of W Southlake Boulevard and N Peytonville Avenue, across from Carroll Senior High. Its 274 or so homes were built through 1999 on streets named for birds and wildflowers. Fishing ponds, tennis courts and playgrounds sit within the neighborhood.
We provide air conditioning repair in Southlake, TX, for homes across Myers Meadow. Many backyards here have a pool, and the outdoor AC unit often sits nearby. Over time, pool chemicals and splash can wear down that unit’s coil.
Southlake is where our story started, and we still bring 50 years of Berkeys expertise to homes here. Real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays.
AC slowing down in your Myers Meadow home? Give us a call.
Signs Your Myers Meadow AC Needs Repair
Whether your home sits on Swallow Drive or a cul-de-sac like Thistle Court, watch for these signs:
- White, green or crusty buildup on the outdoor unit’s fins
- Fins that look flaky, pitted or worn
- Weaker cooling than you had last summer
- Your AC runs longer than it used to
- Ice forming on the refrigerant lines
- A hissing sound near the lines
Buildup and flaking on the outdoor unit can point to corrosion. If you hear hissing or see ice, turn your AC off and call us.
Outdoor AC Units Near the Pool
In many Myers Meadow backyards, the outdoor AC unit sits close to the pool. Chlorine fumes from pool chemicals can drift onto its coil. Pool splash and sprinkler overspray can leave buildup there too.
Over time, that buildup and corrosion can block airflow and cut your cooling. In some cases, a corroded coil starts to leak. Store pool chemicals away from the outdoor unit, and aim sprinklers away from it.
When you call us, we check the coil, the fins and how your system is cooling. You can see all of our air conditioning repair services for Southlake homes in one place.
What to Check Before You Call
A few quick checks can help us find the problem sooner once we arrive:
- Look at your outdoor unit for buildup, flaking or bent fins.
- Note where your pool chemicals are stored and how close they sit to the unit.
- Check your thermostat and filter. Make sure the thermostat is set to cool and the filter is clean.
- Check the breaker for your AC.
- Skip the pressure washer. High pressure can bend the fins and damage the coil.
How We Repair Air Conditioners in Myers Meadow
Our technicians are licensed and background-checked. They wear shoe covers and lay down drop cloths inside, and they work carefully around your pool deck and backyard.
We explain what we found and walk you through your repair options before we start. Some repairs need a City of Southlake permit. We confirm that step with you first.
How Our Team Reaches Myers Meadow
Our Southlake location on S Kimball Avenue shares the same 76092 ZIP as Myers Meadow. The neighborhood sits at the northwest corner of W Southlake Boulevard and N Peytonville Avenue, across from Carroll Senior High. Community Impact has profiled the neighborhood and its homes.
Need AC repair in Myers Meadow? Real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays. Call (817) 481-5869 to reach our team.
Business Address: 1070 S Kimball Ave, Suite 131, Southlake, TX 76092
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, chlorine fumes, pool splash and sprinkler overspray can build up on the coil and corrode it over time. That can cut your cooling.
Store them away from your outdoor AC unit, so fumes don’t settle on its coil. A spot on the far side of the yard works well.
No, high pressure can bend the fins and damage the coil. Call us to check the coil instead.
Yes, we repair AC in homes across Myers Meadow. Tell us about your home and where your outdoor unit sits when you call.
Yes, real people answer our phones 24/7, including holidays. Call any time your AC stops keeping up.
We're There When You Need Us!
877-746-6855 
We're There When You Need Us!
877-746-6855 
Berkeys Plumbing, A/C & Electrical in Southlake • 1070 S Kimball Ave Suite 131, Southlake, TX 76092 • 817-481-5869