Boerne AC
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AC installation in Boerne starts at $10,800 for a single-stage heat pump system. Two-stage systems run $14,200–$21,100. Final cost depends on system type, home size, required tonnage, and whether ductwork needs evaluation. Honeycomb provides flat-rate written quotes — the price you approve is the price on your invoice. No hourly charges, no surprises. Call (726) 233-6044 for a free in-home estimate.

Yes. New AC installations in Boerne require a mechanical permit through the City of Boerne Building Department (for properties within city limits) or Kendall County (for unincorporated properties). Honeycomb handles all permit applications, scheduling, and inspection coordination under License TACLA140435E — you don’t have to manage any of it or make a single call to the permit office.

Key signs in Boerne: your system is 10–15 years old and struggling through 90°F+ Hill Country summers; your GVEC bill has risen significantly without a rate change; rooms aren’t cooling evenly despite the AC running constantly; or repair quotes are approaching 50% of replacement cost. Honeycomb provides free diagnostic inspections — we’ll tell you honestly whether repair or replacement makes more financial sense for your situation.

Correct sizing in Boerne requires a Manual J load calculation — not a square footage guess. Hill Country homes vary significantly: a 1,800 sq ft Cascade Hills ranch with high ceilings and western sun exposure may need more tonnage than a 2,200 sq ft Herff Ranch home with good insulation and tree shade. Honeycomb performs load calculations on every job before recommending any system size.

Most Boerne residential AC installations take 4–6 hours from removal of the old unit to final system testing. Larger Hill Country homes or systems requiring ductwork modification may take a full day. Sergio Alfaro, Angel Alfaro, and Gil Mompaz — Honeycomb’s core Boerne install crew — handle removal, installation, refrigerant charging, electrical connections, and full system testing. Most customers are cooling by evening.

For most Boerne homes, a heat pump is the best choice. Boerne averages fewer than 25 freeze days per year — meaning a heat pump handles both cooling and heating efficiently without needing backup resistance heat that would otherwise drive up your GVEC bill. Honeycomb exclusively installs Amana and Goodman systems, both rated for Texas heat and backed by Amana’s Lifetime Unit Replacement Warranty on qualifying systems.

Yes. Honeycomb offers financing through GoodLeap and Synchrony Financial, including zero-interest options. Current promotions include a free Nuve smart thermostat and a free air scrubber with qualifying installs — especially valuable during Boerne’s cedar fever season. Call (726) 233-6044 or ask during your free estimate to confirm which promotions are currently available in the Boerne area.

Yes — always. Boerne Hill Country homes, especially older properties near downtown Boerne and Cascade Hills, often have aging flex duct systems that reduce efficiency even with a brand-new unit. During the in-home estimate, our technician inspects all accessible ductwork and flags any issues. We won’t install a new system on failing ducts without telling you first — doing so is how other installers generate unnecessary callbacks.

Yes. Honeycomb handles all permitting under License TACLA140435E and coordinates inspections with the City of Boerne Building Department or Kendall County — depending on whether your property is within city limits or in unincorporated Kendall County. You don’t have to make a single call to the permit office. We schedule, attend, and close all required inspections before the job is considered complete.

Yes. All Honeycomb installations are performed under Texas HVAC License TACLA140435E, held by Omar Castilleja with 27 years of experience and EPA 608 certification. Every technician is background-checked and trained on Amana and Goodman systems. Honeycomb carries full liability insurance. BBB A-Rated accredited since November 2025.