Heater Repair in Mason, TX

72 Degrees has kept Mason and Mason County homes comfortable since 1986, with licensed Texas HVAC technicians and plumbers working across our Llano & Mason Counties service area. One call covers air conditioning, heating, indoor air quality, ductwork, plumbing, water heaters, water quality and drains — and someone answers 24/7 when something fails after hours.

We know the ground around the Mason County Courthouse square, Fort Mason, and the Llano River. Housing here runs to sandstone and limestone historic houses around the square, mid-century homes in town, and ranch headquarters on large acreage, so we size repairs and replacements to the house in front of us rather than to a regional average.

Mason has been here since 1846, which means the housing stock spans well over a century — everything from original stone construction to houses finished last year. We have worked on most of that range, and it is the reason we quote from what is actually in the house rather than from its square footage.

Mason sees hot, dry summers, colder winter nights than the towns south of the divide, and hard well water that puts most homes on a softener. That combination is hard on air conditioners, furnaces, water heaters and supply lines alike, and it is why we push maintenance before a July heat wave or a January freeze turns a small fault into an emergency call.

We run to Mason from our Fredericksburg shop, roughly 45 minutes out. Mason is inside our regular service area rather than an out-of-town call, which is why same-day appointments are normally available and why 24/7 emergency dispatch means what it says here.