Del's Heating and Air Conditioning

09/30/2026

Rain is coming. Temperatures are finally coming down.

After a long, hot Texas summer, we're finally getting a little relief.

The forecast is calling for highs in the upper 70s and 80s with lows in the 60s over the next several days.

We're not saying summer is over... this is Texas. 😂

But we'll gladly take the rain and cooler temperatures while they last.

Enjoy it, Central Texas. We earned it.

— Del's Heating & Air Conditioning
Serving Central Texas Since 2007

09/08/2026

September might be here, but Texas didn’t get the memo. 😂🥵

The calendar says fall, but your AC is still working like it’s the middle of summer.

Central Texas heat doesn’t always follow the seasons, so don’t be surprised if your system is still putting in some long hours this month. When temperatures stay high, longer runtimes are normal.

Same heat. Different month. 😎

Stay cool, Central Texas!

09/03/2026

🏈 Football season is here!

Football. BBQ. Family. Friends. And, inevitably, someone arguing over the thermostat. 😂

If you're hosting a crowd, remember that a house full of people means more heat, more doors opening, more cooking—and your AC may have to run a little longer. That's perfectly normal.

So fire up the grill, enjoy the game, and let everyone else argue about the thermostat.

You enjoy the game. We'll worry about the thermostat. 😎🏈

09/03/2026

Our September Newsletter!

08/27/2026

You keep your thermostat at 78° all day. Then you get home, turn it down to 70°, and wonder why it isn't cooling faster. 🥵

We hear this one a lot during Central Texas summers.

When it's 100°+ outside, your AC isn't simply trying to cool the air by 8 degrees. It's also working to remove the heat that's built up throughout your home all day—your walls, ceilings, windows, furniture and indoor air.

So when you turn the thermostat from 78° to 70°, don't expect your home to cool those 8 degrees quickly. Your AC may need to run for hours to catch up.

Lowering the thermostat doesn't make your AC cool faster. It just gives it a lower target.

Set the temperature where you want it, let the system run, and give it time to catch up.

As the outdoor temperature begins to drop, your home should begin to cool down.

If the indoor temperature continues to rise or doesn't begin to come down as outdoor temperatures fall, that's when it's time to have your system checked.

Stay cool, Central Texas!

Del's Heating & Air Conditioning
Family-owned & operated since 2007

08/05/2026

Our August Newsletter!

07/20/2026

Have you checked on your A/C? 🥵 Triple digits are back.

This week's heat is going to put every A/C in Central Texas to the test.

If your system has been running nonstop, struggling to keep up, or making noises it didn't make last summer, don't wait until it's 103° outside to find out it needs attention.

Stay cool, Central Texas.

Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning serving Central Texas

07/08/2026

Thank you, Phil, for taking the time to share your experience with Del's Heating & Air Conditioning. We truly appreciate your kind words about Jeff and Francisco, and we'll be sure to pass them along.

As a family-owned business, we know homeowners have a choice when it comes to who they trust with their comfort. Earning that trust is something we never take for granted.

Thank you for choosing Del's and for supporting a local, family-owned business.

07/02/2026

Check out our July Newsletter!

07/02/2026

When we say we will go above and beyond for our customers, we mean it!

Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning serving Central Texas