Short answer
Metairie is next door to our office, across the Orleans and Jefferson line. Most homes here were built in the 1960s and 1970s, with the air handler and ducts in the attic, so the common calls are AC repairs, overflowing drains, aging ducts and replacements of older systems, some still on R-22. We serve ZIPs 70001 to 70006, and the line is answered 24/7.
Ranch homes, hot attics and aging systems
The largest share of Metairie homes was built from 1970 to 1979, with the 1960s close behind. Houses from those decades typically sit on slabs with the air handler, coil and ductwork in the attic, where summer temperatures run far above the house. That puts blower motors, duct insulation and condensate drains under constant stress, and it means a duct system laid out for 1970s equipment may struggle to feed a modern unit.
Older outdoor units in Metairie may still run on R-22. When one of those develops a leak or loses its compressor, the repair-or-replace question comes up quickly, and we price both so you can compare them side by side. On newer systems the work is the usual summer list: capacitors, drains, frozen coils and refrigerant leaks.
What Metairie homeowners call us for
AC Replacement
Older systems, some still on R-22, where a big repair makes replacement the better buy.
Blower Motor Repair & Replacement
Attic air handler blowers that slow down or quit in summer heat.
AC Drain Line & Float Switch Repair
Attic drains and float switches that keep water off the ceiling.
Ductwork Replacement
1970s duct systems that leak everywhere or cannot carry a new unit's airflow.
Getting to you in Metairie
Metairie is the closest community to our service office: from Monticello Ave it is a short trip across the parish line on Airline Drive, Earhart Expressway or Metairie Road. We cover Metairie on both sides of Causeway Boulevard, from Old Metairie out to the Kenner line. Tell us the nearest cross streets when you call.