Full system diagnostic
Electrical, refrigerant charge, airflow and controls checked before we quote anything.
When an air conditioner quits in South Texas, indoor temperatures climb past 90°F in a couple of hours. RioTech Services runs repair calls across the Rio Grande Valley with vans stocked for the failures we see most here: seized capacitors, burnt contactors, refrigerant leaks at the line set, and condensate drains packed with valley dust and algae.
Every repair starts with an actual diagnosis — static pressure, superheat and subcooling, amp draw, and a look at the electrical — not a guess and a parts swap. You get told what failed, why it failed, and what it costs before any work starts.
Electrical, refrigerant charge, airflow and controls checked before we quote anything.
The most common South Texas failures, usually fixed on the first trip from van stock.
We find and braze the leak rather than topping off a system that will be empty again in a month.
Hard-start assist, compressor replacement, coil cleaning, and fan motor service.
Clearing clogs and correcting slope so a backed-up pan never soaks your ceiling.
Wiring faults, failed boards, and thermostat replacement or upgrade.
Describe the symptom; we schedule the soonest window that works.
Full instrumented check of electrical, refrigerant and airflow.
Flat repair price approved by you before a wrench moves.
Fix it, then confirm temperature split and amp draw are back in spec.
We charge a flat diagnostic fee, then a flat price per repair — no hourly meter running while a tech works. You approve the number before we start, and the diagnostic is credited toward the repair when you move forward with us.
RioTech Services LLC is committed to delivering honest service and reliable performance on every single call.
Mastery in commercial cooling, freezers, and complex HVAC systems.
State licensed TACLA164237R for your complete peace of mind.
We install and service Ruud, KeepRite, YORK and Heatcraft equipment.
Fast, dependable results backed by honest, upfront pricing.