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Don't wait, AC issues worsen quickly
Technicians Available in Georgetown
24/7 Emergency Service Active
Average Response: 45-60 min
Donโ€™t wait, a completely dead HVAC system needs diagnosis before further damage occurs
๐Ÿšจ System Wonโ€™t Start ยท Total Shutdown ยท Dead HVAC

HVAC Breakdown Response in Georgetown, TX, System Dead or Wonโ€™t Start

A complete breakdown is different from an HVAC that runs but underperforms: nothing happens when the thermostat calls, the system is completely silent, or it powers off and will not restart. These failures require systematic diagnosis from the power supply through to the control board. ProAir Georgetown resolves complete breakdown calls within 60 minutes. A complete breakdown in a home with a baby or another vulnerable occupant and no cooling left running is exactly the kind of call we move to the front of the queue.

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โš ๏ธ Donโ€™t wait, every failed restart attempt on a seized compressor causes additional winding damage. Turn it off and call now.

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What You're Dealing With

Match your symptoms below. Each points to a specific cause. Weโ€™ll confirm the exact issue on-site.

What Youโ€™re ExperiencingWhat It Likely Means
Thermostat calls for heat or cooling, absolutely nothing happensComplete electrical failure: transformer, contactor, or control board
Outdoor unit is completely silent, no hum, no fan, no clickPower supply issue, failed contactor, or seized compressor
System powers on briefly then shuts off completelySafety switch trip: high-pressure, low-pressure, or thermal cutoff
Breaker trips immediately when HVAC circuit is resetHard electrical short: compressor winding or ground fault, do not keep resetting
Loud pop or bang followed by total system silenceCapacitor explosion or compressor valve failure, shut off power at the breaker

Common Root Causes

Georgetown-specific causes based on 3,200+ service calls in Wolf Ranch, Sun City, Berry Creek, and Teravista homes.

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Dual-Run Capacitor Failure

When the dual-run capacitor fails completely, neither the compressor nor the condenser fan can attempt to start. The system is entirely silent. This is the most common โ€˜dead systemโ€™ cause in Georgetown and a $150-$220 fix if addressed before repeated failed-start attempts damage the compressor.

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Control Board or Transformer Failure

The control board is the brain of the HVAC system. Georgetownโ€™s frequent lightning storms and power fluctuations cause more control board failures here than in most Texas cities. A failed transformer ($95-$160) or board ($280-$480) creates complete unresponsiveness.

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Hard Electrical Short to Ground

A shorted compressor winding immediately trips the breaker on reset. Repeated resetting of a shorted compressor causes arc damage that escalates repair cost significantly. Reset once, leave it off, and call for diagnosis.

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Tripped Safety Switch

High-pressure, low-pressure, and thermal limit switches create total shutdown when tripped. Unlike a tripped breaker, these will not reset automatically, the underlying cause (refrigerant issue, airflow restriction, or electrical fault) must be corrected first.

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Lightning or Surge Event

A direct or near-miss lightning strike can destroy a control board, transformer, or compressor without any visible sign. Williamson County averages 60-80 lightning days per year. If your system went dead after a storm, always have a technician verify component integrity before restarting.

Our Response Process

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Call Us Directly

Call (512) 798-8094 and speak with a live technician. We answer 24/7, no recording, no wait.

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Georgetown Technician Dispatched

A licensed Georgetown technician dispatches from our local office, average arrival 45-60 min.

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Written Estimate

Complete written estimate before any work begins. No surprises at invoice time.

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Fixed + 1-Year Warranty

Repair completed, system tested. 1-year parts and labor warranty on your receipt.

The ProAir Georgetown Difference

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Georgetown DispatchedWe dispatch from Williamson County, not Austin. Genuine local response times.
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1-Year WarrantyEvery repair backed by a 1-year parts and labor warranty, double the industry standard.
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TX Licensed (TDLR)TX HVAC Licensed (TDLR). Every tech holds an active Texas HVAC license.
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Written Estimates AlwaysComplete written estimate before any work. No verbal quotes, no price changes at invoice.
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1-Year Parts & Labor WarrantyDouble the industry standard. Same issue within 1 year, we return at no charge.
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Transparent PricingDiagnostic fee determined based on your service needs and area. Free written estimate before any work begins. No hidden fees.

Questions We Hear Often

Check: (1) thermostat batteries and mode settings, (2) HVAC breaker at the panel, reset once only, (3) air filter, a severely clogged filter can trigger thermal shutdown, (4) the disconnect box near the outdoor unit. If none of these restore operation, call ProAir, do not keep resetting a repeatedly-tripping breaker.
A breaker that trips immediately on reset indicates a hard electrical short, most commonly a shorted compressor winding. Each reset attempt sends a current surge through the windings that causes additional arc damage. Reset once, leave it off, and call for diagnosis.
Yes. A nearby strike can destroy a control board, transformer, or compressor motor through induced voltage spikes, even without a direct hit. If your system went dead after a storm, treat it as a surge event and have a technician assess all electrical components before attempting a restart.
Diagnostic fee: determined based on the specific service needed and your service area. Control board: $280-$480. Transformer: $95-$160. Capacitor: $150-$220. Compressor: $900-$1,800 (often a repair-vs-replace decision). All costs in writing before any work begins.
We apply the 50% rule: if repair cost exceeds 50% of a new systemโ€™s installed cost, replacement wins on 10-year economics. For systems over 12 years old with a failed compressor, replacement is often better value. We give you both numbers in writing at the diagnostic visit.

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