AIRHEADS HVAC, LLC · Big Divide Rd +1 (281) 746-0388
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Technician checking an outdoor condenser beside a Copperas Cove house
Heating · cooling · Copperas Cove

Cool air that actually reaches the far bedroom

AIRHEADS HVAC, LLC — Stephen Boynton. We diagnose the coil, the charge, and the ducts that starve the last room in August heat.

How a call goes

We read the coil before we quote the swap

No mystery walk-through. Superheat, static, and the filter you forgot — then a number you can live with.

01

You send a number

Drop a phone on the charge sheet. We call back from Big Divide, not a call center queue.

02

Gauges on the pad

Outdoor unit, attic handler, thermostat — we say what is actually short before anyone sells a condenser.

03

Fix, charge, or replace

Repair when the coil still has life. Replace when August will cook the compressor anyway.

Stephen checking ductwork in a Copperas Cove attic
Who is on the ladder

Boynton still walks the attic in Copperas Cove

AIRHEADS HVAC, LLC is a local trade shop, not a franchise script. Stephen Boynton works heating and air from 1949 Big Divide Rd — Coryell County houses, Fort Cavazos neighbors, and the rooms that never cooled.

Warm-air furnaces, heat pumps, and the metal that moves both. If the far bedroom is 8 degrees hotter, we start at the return — not the brochure.

  • Owner on the gauges, not a rotating crew of strangers
  • Charge, airflow, and the filter you have been skipping
  • Straight talk on repair versus a new condenser
From the Cove

The far room finally dropped eight degrees

House off Big Divide

Stephen found the crushed return in the attic before anyone priced a new condenser. The back bedroom actually cools now.

Heat pump that only blew warm

Reversing valve, not a “needs a full swap” story. Gauges on the pad, then a part — not a lecture.

How do I get on the schedule?

Leave a number on the contact sheet or call +1 (281) 746-0388. You will see a thank-you on the page, then Stephen rings you back.

On the pad

Condensers we left running on Big Divide

Outdoor coils, indoor handlers, the thermostat that actually matches the equipment.

Outdoor condenser coil fins after service
Outdoor coil
Indoor thermostat after a system check
Indoor control
On the gauges

Numbers we actually write on the pad

Static first

We read return and supply before anyone upsizes the outdoor unit. A starved handler will cook a new compressor the same way it cooked the last one.

Charge to the plate

Superheat and subcooling against the nameplate — not a “top it off” can from the truck. If there is a leak, we say so.

Trade work

Heat, cool, and the metal that moves both

Warm-air heating and air conditioning for Copperas Cove homes — not a plumbing catalog with HVAC as a footnote.

01

No-cool and AC repair

Condenser that will not start, ice on the suction line, a blower that hums and goes nowhere.

02

Heat pumps and furnaces

Heat strips, gas heat, reversing valves — the winter side of the same pad.

03

New systems

Matched outdoor and handler, set on a level pad, charged to the nameplate — not a guess from a phone photo.

04

Ducts and airflow

Returns that starve, flex that collapsed in the attic, the room that never saw supply.

Drop the number Stephen should dial

Leave a phone. The sheet thanks you on the spot, then we call from Copperas Cove.

+1 (281) 746-0388