Yes. 72 Degrees Air Conditioning, Heating, and Plumbing is a full-service home services company, and both trades run under one roof. One phone number, one schedule, one crew of licensed technicians, and one service history for your home — whether the call is a compressor that quit in July or a water heater that flooded the garage on a Tuesday morning.

What 72 Degrees Covers Under One Roof

Our HVAC side handles air conditioning, heating, ductwork, and indoor air quality. Our plumbing services cover the whole system, from fixtures and repipes to water heaters, and a dedicated crew handles sewer and drain services when the problem is below the slab. Businesses in the Hill Country can use the same two-trade setup through our commercial HVAC services and commercial plumbers.

That means a single company can install your system, maintain it, and answer the phone when something goes wrong — instead of sending you back to a search engine every time the problem changes trades.

Why One Company for HVAC and Plumbing Works Better

Managing separate contractors costs you time in ways that are easy to underestimate. Two companies means two intake calls, two arrival windows to hold open, two sets of notes on your home, and two people who each assume the other handled it.

With one team, your equipment history lives in one place. The technician who replaced your furnace last winter can see that record when he comes back for a plumbing call, so nobody re-diagnoses a system we already know. Warranty coverage, past repairs, and the quirks of your particular house all carry forward.

It also removes the finger-pointing. When two trades share a wall or a vent, a split between contractors turns into a debate about whose problem it is. One company owns the outcome.

Where HVAC and Plumbing Actually Overlap

This is the part most homeowners don’t see coming: the two systems touch each other constantly.

  • Gas lines. A furnace, a gas water heater, and a range often share the same supply. Gas line repair is plumbing work that directly affects whether your heat runs safely.
  • Water heaters. Sizing a tankless water heater depends on gas volume and venting — the same math an HVAC technician does every day.
  • Condensate drains. Your air conditioner produces water, and that line ties into your drain system. A clogged condensate line shuts a system down and reads like an AC failure when it’s a drain problem.
  • Humidity. A slab leak or a crawlspace drip pushes moisture into the air, and no whole-home dehumidifier can outrun a plumbing problem that hasn’t been fixed.
  • Hard water. Hill Country water is hard, and scale shortens the life of tankless units and equipment alike. Water softeners protect both.

A company that only does one trade has to guess at the other half. We diagnose across both, which usually means one visit instead of three.

One Number for Emergencies, Year-Round

Emergencies don’t schedule themselves conveniently. When a system fails in August, emergency AC repair is the call. In January, it’s furnace repair. When a pipe bursts during a Hill Country freeze, our 24/7 emergency plumbers take it.

You dial the same number for all three. That matters most at 2 a.m., when the last thing you want to do is figure out which contractor owns the problem. It also matters for the quiet failures — a rising water bill with no visible cause usually calls for leak detection, not a guess.

One Maintenance Plan Instead of Two

Both systems reward regular service, and both punish neglect the same way: with a failure at the worst possible moment. Our Care Club maintenance plan covers HVAC and plumbing together, so your seasonal AC maintenance and your water heater maintenance stay on one schedule instead of two you have to track yourself.

Over time, that consistency is what prevents surprises. Technicians who see the same home year after year catch the small failure before it becomes the emergency.

Serving Fredericksburg and the Texas Hill Country

We serve Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Boerne, Comfort, Mason, Llano, Johnson City, and the surrounding Hill Country communities with both trades. If you’re weighing an air conditioner installation, a water heater replacement, or you just want one company on file for whatever comes next, contact 72 Degrees or call (830) 240-1835.