Terms of Service — Bastrop AC Repair

What this site is

Bastrop AC Repair is an independent referral line for homeowners in and around Bastrop, Texas. It publishes general information about home cooling and heating and runs one phone number that connects callers with independent contractors. It is not an AC or heating contractor, does not perform repairs, installations or maintenance, and does not employ technicians.

Contractors

Every contractor reached through this line is an independent business. Each sets its own schedule, charges, warranties and terms, and is responsible for its own license and insurance. In Texas, AC and heating contracting requires an Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractor License issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Confirming the license and insurance of a contractor before work starts is the homeowner's responsibility.

No warranty on work

This site does not warrant or guarantee any work performed, any equipment installed or any figure quoted by a contractor. Any warranty comes from the contractor or the equipment manufacturer, on their own terms.

Availability

A call does not guarantee that a contractor is available. Whether someone can come, and when, depends on which contractors participate in your ZIP code and how full their day is.

Information on these pages

The pages describe how home cooling and heating systems commonly work and fail. They are general information, not a diagnosis of your system and not professional advice. Figures about housing and weather come from the U.S. Census Bureau and NOAA and are identified where they are used. Decisions about repairs and replacements should be made with the contractor who has examined the system.

Charges

Using this site and calling the number costs you nothing from this site. Anything a contractor charges for a visit or for work is between you and that contractor. This site may receive compensation from its advertising partner when a call connects.

Emergencies

If you smell gas, see smoke, or a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave the building and call 911 or your gas provider before calling anyone else.

Changes

These terms may change. The date on this page shows the latest revision. Questions: [email protected].