Preparing for the Texas Heat with BCS Service Pros
- Bill Doar
- Apr 2
- 2 min read

Living in Texas means experiencing some of the hottest summers on record, with temperatures often reaching well above 100°F. As the summer heat intensifies, your HVAC system becomes the unsung hero that keeps your property and tenants cool, comfortable, and bearable. But in order for it to perform at its best during the hottest months, regular maintenance and a few proactive steps are necessary.
At BCS Service Pros, we’re here to help you make sure your HVAC system is prepared to handle the intense Texas heat. Here are a few key tips to keep in mind as we approach the hottest season of the year.
1. Regular Maintenance is a Must
Before the heat kicks in, it’s important to have your HVAC system inspected and tuned up. In Texas, your system will be working overtime, and regular maintenance ensures it runs efficiently throughout the summer. This includes:
Cleaning or replacing air filters
Checking refrigerant levels
Cleaning coils and drains
2. Upgrade to a Programmable Thermostat
A programmable thermostat is one of the best ways to save energy while keeping your tenants cool during the Texas heat. Many modern thermostats can be controlled remotely via smartphone, giving you even more flexibility and control.
3. Seal Leaks and Insulate
Did you know that air leaks in your ducts or windows can let cool air escape and heat enter? This puts unnecessary strain on your HVAC system, forcing it to work harder. Take the time to check for leaks around doors, windows, and vents.
4. Use Ceiling Fans to Circulate Air
While your HVAC system is responsible for cooling your property, ceiling fans can make a big difference in how cool you feel. Running ceiling fans in combination with your air conditioner helps to circulate the cool air more evenly and creates a wind-chill effect that makes the room feel cooler.
5. Check for Signs of Trouble Early
It’s easy to overlook small issues with your HVAC system, but early detection can save you a lot of money and discomfort. If you notice any of the following, it’s time to call BCS Service Pros:
Warm air blowing out of vents
Unusual sounds like banging, rattling, or squealing
Frequent cycling of your air conditioner (turning on and off too often)
Increased humidity in your home
These issues can indicate serious problems, so it’s always best to have a BCS Service Pros Technician inspect your system before it completely breaks down.
6. Consider Upgrading Your System
If your HVAC system is old and constantly requiring repairs, it may be time to upgrade to a more energy-efficient model. Newer systems are designed to handle extreme temperatures more effectively and consume less energy, which can save you money in the long run.
Stay Cool with BCS Service Pros
With summer just around the corner, don’t let the Texas heat catch you unprepared. Schedule HVAC maintenance now, and rest easy knowing your system will keep you cool all season long. At BCS Service Pros, our expert technicians are ready to provide the services you need to ensure your HVAC system is up to the challenge.
Contact us today to schedule your HVAC tune-up or to get a free estimate for a new energy-efficient system!
Mike Trombley
Owner, BCS Service Pros
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