Adon brings residents of Gunter, TX high-quality heating and air conditioning services with a focus on professionalism and amazing customer service!
Our customers in Gunter, TX trust and rely on Adon for their residential and commercial heating and air conditioning. See what their reviews have to say!
Local Reviews
for Gunter, TX
Customers say: # Review Sentiment Analysis The reviews reflect an overwhelmingly positive sentiment toward the company's HVAC services. Customers consistently praise the technicians for being knowledgeable, professional, and thorough in their work. Many reviewers highlight the clear communication provided by staff, noting how well technicians explained system issues and maintenance procedures. The service quality is frequently described as "excellent" with multiple mentions of staff going "above and beyond" expectations. Customers appreciate the technicians' attention to detail, honesty, and courteous demeanor. The company appears to have built strong customer loyalty, with several reviewers mentioning they are long-term customers or would highly recommend the service to others. The overall tone is decidedly positive, with recurring themes of professionalism, reliability, helpfulness, and quality workmanship. Customers also value the maintenance programs offered and the comprehensive nature of the service visits.
Our Reviews by City
Excellent service
John - Gunter, TX 75058
Professional. Friendly. Explained everything.
Tremendous service
Taylor - Gunter, TX 75058
Alex was a true professional and was very clear in describing our AC issue. He came out to the house at 11 pm on a Saturday night and was able to solve the problem efficiently. He also thoroughly explained all my options pertaining to fixing the problem, which was greatly appreciated.
Outstanding service and quick response times!
Penny - Gunter, TX 75058
Clarence was knowledgeable and incredibly helpful. He quickly diagnosed our issues and got them fixed just as quickly. Very friendly and professional service!
Skylar M.
No cool on single system heat pump. Customer stated that system would not keep up with set temperature on thermostat. There is a new filter. Check temperature drop across system, only getting 13° difference. Checked refrigerator and pressures and system is low. Performed electronic leak search and located leak and evaporator coil. Leak is in a spot that cannot be repaired. System will need to be replaced.
Skylar M.
Customer had concerns about cold air coming through return vent. Adjusted tension for bypass damper to allow less air through. Also had issue where thermostats were turned off and system was still running. Went through each damper motor opening and closing it. All are opening and closing completely at this time. Damper for zone 3 is making bad mechanical noise, recommend replacing damper motor to prevent it from failing completely. While testing everything, I was unable to recreate problem where system was running when thermostats were off. System would turn off as it should when all thermostats were turned off. Suspect it might be the zone board going out, causing the system to run when no thermostat is calling for cool. Customer will watch system to see if problem occurs again.
Clayton P.
Arrived at the customers home to diagnose an airflow inbalance. The homeowner reported that one side of the house was receiving excess airflow while the opposite side was not receiving adequate airflow. Upon further investigation, I found that one of the zone dampers was missing the actual damper assembly, preventing proper airflow control between the zones. Recommend installing a new 14 inch zone damper to restore proper zoning and airflow distribution throughout the home. A return visit will be required to install the new 14 inch zone.
Clayton P.
Upon arrival I found I was losing 24 V after the low pressure switch. I then put my gauges on the system and realized the system was completely flat with no refrigerant. Then noticed it was very oily and greasy around service valves. I took the cap off of the liquid line service valve and noticed oil inside of it. System has been leaking from this valve.
Clayton P.
Cleared drain line. Tested drain line, drain line is clear. Tested system and cooling system is running properly at this time.
Clayton P.
Performed one system maintenance found that compressor amp draws were a little high. I recommend hard start kit. Also found that drain line. May be starting to clog up. Took video. Drain line did drain but slow drain. System is cooling properly at this time.
Jesse V.
Upon arrival, I put mastic on all holes or cracks where air could be leaking out of supply ducks on Plenum and distribution box. I rerouted open supply duct that was in attic. We also flipped registers in living room and kitchen to where they are directed toward the exterior walls. I manually opened up fresh air damper. We also unclogged drain while we were there. Drain Line Cleaning Clear and clean the HVAC condensate drain line to remove any buildup, algae, sludge, or blockage. Flush the drain line thoroughly with water and an approved drain-line cleaning solution. Pour several gallons of water through the drain system to verify proper flow and drainage. Inspect all accessible drain connections for leaks and confirm the condensate is draining properly to the designated termination point. ******************************************************************************************** Customer Evaluation Summary Customer Concern The homeowner’s primary concern is elevated humidity i
Shelby S.
We performed a 3 system cooling maintenance. We checked amps, capacitors, filters, drains, cleanliness, electrical, and safeties. During our thorough evaluation, we noticed a couple of potential issues. The master bedroom unit has a drain line that seems to be attempting to clog, the emergency drain pan for the guest bedroom unit is heavily rusted, and the capacitor for the master bedroom is testing at the bottom side of manufacture specifications. We presented the options to address these concerns at the time of service. The client opted to only address the capacitor today. The systems are cooling at the time of departure.
Shelby S.
I performed a 2 system cooling maintenance on 2016 propane equipment. I thoroughly examined drains, cleanliness, amps, capacitors, filters, electrical, drains, and safeties. During my evaluation, I discover that the systems could improve their cooling. I found that the upstairs has a hot wired fresh air intake causing constant hot air to be cycled into the system. The downstairs has a return duct that is smash and tucked into the pitch of the roof resulting in a substantial amount of heat gain. The systems are managing to maintain temperature in the home. I noticed the systems are lacking surge protection and water safety switches. The downstairs unit has a capacitor that failed testing and needs replacement. I presented options to address the capacitor, surge protection, and water safety switches. I informed the customer of my finding regarding the heat gain of the systems. I received approval to install 2 float switches and a turbo capacitor for the downstairs system. The units are c
Brayden W.
Arrived on site, found in it turned off at thermostat. Tested outdoor unit functionality at contactor. Tested blower motor. Measured refrigerant pressures and found them to be very low 150 psi standing pressure. Performed courtesy leak check and found a leak in the evaporator coil. Advised homeowner I would be unable to provide pricing at the moment as the supply houses are closed, but we would contact them first thing in the morning as soon as we have more information. Advised homeowner with the age of the system There are no guarantees that we won’t have other issues cropping up once we replace the coil. Homeowner would like a comfort advisor visit to assess the system and provide pricing on a new unit. This week no time of day prefference. System Shut off at outdoor breaker to prevent damage to the system.
Clever M.
Completed 1 system cooling tune up. Checked all critical components. Tested motor amp draw, capacitor, contactor, replaced filter and rinsed outside coils. Found blower wheel and duct work dirty, found outdoor capacitor at range and will probably need replacement in near future. Offered duct cleaning, wheel cleaning and replacement but customer will review and decide later. Left unit cooling and set to 68.
Shelby S.
I performed a single cooling maintenance on a 2017 heat pump system. During my thorough evaluation, I tested the drains, electrical, checked cleanliness, safeties, filter, and operation. Overall, the system is performing well with some notable concerns. 1. The blower motor is beginning to leak oil and failure is inevitable 2. The condenser fan motor is amping right under its maximum amperage and will likely become an issue in the coming year. 3. Equipment does not have surge protection. 4. The outdoor coil appears to be slightly oxidized reducing performance. Customer declined options at the time of service. The system is cooling upon departure.
Brayden W.
Upon arrival, I discovered the system is frozen at the evaporator coil all the way outside, but the compressor is not frozen. When I shut the outdoor off, it appears the compressor is running hot. This is an indication of low refrigerant. The filter was changed last night. The customer stated it went from maintaining temp to keeping 2 degrees hotter than 4 degrees hotter. The water in the emergency drain pan is from the coil cabinet sweating from the ice. Due to the weather, customer is scheduled for a return visit on 5/26 between 10-12. Found very very small leak in outdoor unit’s service valve. Quick tightening and it went away Pressures looked good maybe a touch low, but Subcool was 10/9. Found sensing bulb upside down tried properly fitting it and found no change in pressures. Believe evaporation coil is dirty and causing low vapor saturation in conjunction with slightly dirty coil could cause some of the freezing we are seeing. Advised homeowner to monitor for now and schedul
Matthew C.
Preformed single system maintenance on a 2023 trane gas system. Tested all electrical components on the inside unit. All tested within manufacturer specifications. I treated and flushed the drain line with total c and water. Filter did not need to be changed at this time aprilaire 213. I tested all the electrical components on the outside unit and all tested within manufacturer specifications. I rinsed unit with water at today's visit. I did notice the unit could benefit from having surge protection installed. Unit was cooling upon departure.
Matthew C.
Upon arrival client stated that the dryer was having issues dryer her clothes. Thought there may be a clogged vent pipe. I checked the pipe from the attic and found no evidence of a clog being present. Advised client that is sounds like there is something going on with her dryer.
Brayden W.
Performed Air Handler Coil Temperature Sensor Replacement Scope of Work • Remove failed coil temperature sensor from air handler • Install new replacement coil temperature sensor • Secure and reconnect wiring to manufacturer specifications • Test system operation and verify proper sensor communication and readings Materials & Equipment • Replacement air handler coil temperature sensor • Wiring connectors and installation materials • System tested after replacement to confirm proper performance and operation and found no issues System in good working order upon departure.
Brayden W.
Found errors for suction line sensor in history. Tested resistance of suction line sensor and found it measuring 10.88 K ohms or around 26 degrees. This confirm there is a bad temperature sensor on the suction line. Replaced sensor under parts and labor warranty. Proactively replaced dome sensor. Tested system in heating and cooling to ensure good functionality and lack of errors. Found no further concerns at this time. Observed suction pressure dropping rapidly when running in cool until unit would go into low pressure soft lockout. Diagnosed bad ah coil temp sensor. Disconnected sensor to get unit running for now. Tested cooling and found no further issues. Advised homeowner we would contact them with eta once we have more information. System running upon departure.
Shelby S.
I performed a single cooling maintenance on a 2015 propane system. I checked amps, capacitor, filter, electrical, drains, and cleanliness. During my thorough evaluation, I discover a couple of concerns on the indoor and outdoor equipment. The emergency drain pan is now showing signs of rust in the bottom and will likely begin to leak soon. The TXV is not insulated. The is will cause it to drip into the emergency drain pan. The outdoor unit has a capacitor that is reading the bare minimum allowed by the manufacturer for proper operation. The contactor has a decent amount of burning present at the contacts. I provided options to address these issues. Also, I provided an option to install a water safety switch to attempt to protect the home from water damage caused by clogging. Customer declined during maintenance visit.
Matthew C.
Preformed warranty blower motor change out and control board change out. Sealed all cracks and holes with tape. Cleaned evaporator coil to ensure all debris was eliminated from the systems. Presented pictures of before and after to client. Unit cooling upon departure.
Brayden W.
Found blower motor not running. Upon further inspection it was found that the blower control board has water damage on it. Insulation underneath board is sopping wet as well as in the blower cabinet. Tested drain line and checked evaporation pan for cracks and did not find any. Homeowner showed me a video of when the unit was running and noticed large amount of condensation in heat kit cabinet where control board is located. Based on water staining it appears hot attic air is being pulled into the heat kit cabinet and causing condensation. Attempted to bypass blower motor control board and blower motor would not come on. Advised homeowner we would have more information on price and availability in the morning once we can get in touch with the manufacturer. Advised homeowner that we would relocate the board to the side of the cabinet to avoid water dripping onto the pcb. Advised homeowner we would return with monometer to check static pressure as that could also be causing water to flin
Matthew C.
Client mentioned that there was a dent in the blower wheel fins. I offered to have an estimate provided to get it changed out. Client elected to see if he could find the part and do it himself. Upon completion of my thorough evaluation. I found the unit to be very clean and cooling properly. All electrical components tested within manufacturer specifications. Temperature being supplied to the home was 46 degrees. Filter did not need to be changed at this time 20x25x4. I treated and flushed drain lines with total c and water. I tested all electrical components on the outside unit. All tested within manufacturer specifications. Unit does not have dedicated surge protection. By adding surge protection to your full system you can help prevent potential damage caused by lightning strikes and other types of power surges. This current system is using a 20x25x4 box filter. While this is a good filtration option, by upgrading the filter to the Aprilaire 210 you can help combat against allergen
Matthew C.
Upon arrival i found that the unit will come on but the blower motor would not. After testing the motor i found voltage to be present in all modes but motor not running. Motor needs to be replaced.rpalced air handler board. Unit is now cooling properly and upon departure. Found the air handler board to be fried as well as the blower motor. Confirmed with field test.
Matthew C.
Upon arrival i found that the unit will come on but the blower motor would not. After testing the motor i found voltage to be present in all modes but motor not running. Motor needs to be replaced. Client elected to have motor replaced and signed up for annual membership.
Brayden W.
Perform maintenance on Trane 2024, condenser and 2019 air handler
Matthew C.
Upon completion of my thorough evaluation of the system, I started by resetting the system to see if the error codes would go away and take away the lockout, after the system reset the unit came back on and I started testing pressure to ensure that it wasn’t low on refrigerant. I was getting good pressure readings. Also I was getting a 20 degrees split across the coil 48 supply and 68 return. This leads me to believe that the temperature suction line sensor intermittently failed. Unit is currently cooling upon departure.
