Completed Jobs by Bock Air Conditioning

May 8, 2026 | Burleson, TX

Customer called and reported smelling something like burning wires. We went out ASAP and found that the upstairs unit was not cooling properly due to a bad run capacitor and contactor. We replaced both components and tested the system. Everything is now working properly with no unusual smells.

May 7, 2026 | Hurst, TX

Customer scheduled a routine A/C maintenance service with us. We inspected all wiring, checked system amp draw, inspected the drain line, and confirmed the filter was clean. We also washed the outdoor condenser coil to help maintain efficiency. At this time, the system is operating properly with no issues ...

May 7, 2026 | Burleson, TX

Customer contacted us to schedule a preventative maintenance service on their A/C system. We inspected all electrical components, checked amp draw, verified the drain line was operating properly, and confirmed the filter was clean. The indoor coil was inspected and found to be clean, and we washed the outdoor ...

May 5, 2026 | Cleburne, TX

Our technician diagnosed the P6 error code and found the system was going into a low-pressure fault condition. Upon further inspection, we discovered the refrigerant charge was below the proper operating range.

May 4, 2026 | Fort Worth, TX

Our technician diagnosed a refrigerant leak at the indoor evaporator coil. Due to the leak, the system was operating with a low refrigerant charge, affecting cooling performance.

May 4, 2026 | Arlington, TX

Our technician diagnosed a failed 24V contactor and replaced it. After completing the repair, we tested the system to ensure proper operation. The system is now running efficiently.

May 1, 2026 | Arlington, TX

We scheduled the service and returned to perform a full cleaning of the system. The blower wheel and housing were removed, disassembled, thoroughly cleaned, and disinfected. We also disinfected and wiped down the inside of the air handler cabinet, including the wiring and insulation. In addition, we completed a full ...

April 30, 2026 | Watuaga, TX

We inspected the system and verified that all wiring, safety switches, thermostat, and refrigerant levels were operating properly. The filter was clean. We cleaned the flame sensor and checked the amp draw to ensure the system was running efficiently.

April 29, 2026 | Crowley, 76036

We went out there and found that the indoor primary drain was clogged. Technician vacuumed and flushed the lines. Everything is back to cooling and draining properly.

April 28, 2026 | Joshua, TX

The customer contacted us stating their thermostat was set to 72°F, but the indoor temperature had increased to 78°F and continued rising. We found a bad run capacitor at the condenser and debris covering it. The indoor coil was clean. We replaced the capacitor, changed the filter, and washed the ...

April 28, 2026 | River Oaks, TX

We inspected the system and found the refrigerant level was low and the capacitor was weak. We added refrigerant to bring levels back within range. The system is now operating properly.

April 27, 2026 | Burleson, TX

Our technician inspected the system and discovered the float switch had been triggered by a clogged drain line. After clearing the blockage and readjusting the float switch, the system was restored to proper working condition and is now running normally.

April 27, 2026 | Euless, TX

We checked the system and found no clogs. The suction line insulation was loose, so we re-taped and strapped it back on. Everything is now working properly and no more water is dripping.

April 24, 2026 | Alvarado, TX

The customer called and requested that we come out and reseal all her ducts due to cats getting under her home and tearing them apart. Our team repaired the 12" crossover supply duct and properly resealed all connections to restore optimal airflow. Refrigerant levels were checked and found to be good. ...

April 24, 2026 | Granbury, TX

We inspected the system and found a heavily clogged P-trap with significant buildup, which was affecting drainage. The float switch was improperly positioned and triggering the outdoor defrost board. We corrected the float switch, cleaned the P-trap, washed the outdoor condenser, and cleared the drain lines. The system is now ...