East Dallas · Switzer Ave location

The East Dallas HVAC team on Switzer Ave, not across the metro.

Our Dallas vans roll out of 10930 Switzer Ave in Lake Highlands. AC repair, heating, installation and maintenance for East Dallas, Garland and Richardson, from a team your neighbors rate 5.0 on Google and call Mario by name.

Call (972) 435-7977Free estimate or second opinion

Weekdays you’re talking to Mario, the owner. After hours your details go straight to him.

Mario, owner of Cyclone Heating & Air, with his dog beside the service van
5.0

★★★★★ on Google · 390+ five-star reviews

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Stops on the East Dallas route

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The Cyclone Heating & Air crew with the service van in a customer driveway

Rolling out from Switzer Ave

Mario writing up an AC inspection at the outdoor condenser

On the job in East Dallas

What East Dallas calls us for

Three calls. One van already on this side of 635.

01

AC repair in East Dallas

Never below 78, ice on the lines, a breaker that trips. Caught early, most are a same-day* repair.

AC repair for East Dallas homes →

02

Furnace & heating repair

No heat on the first cold morning. Short-cycling, a burner that won’t stay lit, a heat pump blowing cool.

Furnace & heating for Dallas homes →

03

AC installation & replacement

A 12 to 15 year old system on its third repair. Straight numbers on repair versus replace.

AC installation & replacement →

Our East Dallas location

A working home base in Lake Highlands, not a showroom.

10930 Switzer Ave, Suite 121, at I-635 and Audelia in Lake Highlands, is where the Dallas vans and parts live. Every East Dallas, Garland and Richardson job rolls out from this address and every job happens at your property.

Call on a weekday and you are connected straight to Mario, the owner, not a dispatcher reading a script. After hours, your details go straight to him and he follows up first thing. That is how the rating stays at 5.0.

Same-day* on this side of 635 means what it says. Call in the morning and there is a good chance a van is at your house that afternoon, because it did not have to cross the metro to get there. Phones are answered until 9pm; service calls run until about 7pm.

5.0 ★

on Google · 390+ five-star reviews across Google, Thumbtack, Facebook and Yelp

Same-day*

Often possible when you call early

TACLA84983E

Texas licensed & insured

25+ yrs

Combined industry experience

10930 Switzer Ave Ste 121, Dallas, TX 75238. Service is on-site at your home or business.

Lake Highlands and East Dallas coverage

The ZIP codes and neighborhoods we cover from Switzer Ave.

The Dallas home base is 10930 Switzer Ave, Suite 121, at I-635 and Audelia in Lake Highlands. Everything below is on that run, which is the reason a morning call from this side of the city is usually a same-day* visit rather than a slot next week.

ZIP codes we reach first

75238752287521875214752437523175223

Neighborhoods and roads on the route

  • Lake Highlands and north: Lake Highlands, Old Lake Highlands, Hamilton Park, Vickery Meadow and the Switzer Ave corridor at I-635 and Audelia
  • The surrounding neighborhoods: Casa View, White Rock, Lakewood, Forest Hills and Little Forest Hills
  • Suburbs on the same run: Garland, Richardson, Rowlett and Sachse

10930 Switzer Ave Ste 121 is a working home base for the vans, parts and office crew. It is not a shop or a showroom. Every job, and every estimate, happens at your address.

East Dallas know-how

What East Dallas houses have taught us

Cyclone technician climbing into an attic to service the air handler

1950s–70s homes

Original ductwork, undersized returns

A lot of Lake Highlands and Lakewood houses still run on ducts sized for the first system they ever had. A new unit on old returns is a common reason one room never cools. We check the ductwork before we blame the equipment.

Two Cyclone Heating & Air technicians beside the branded service van

Two-story homes

Upstairs ten degrees hotter

Heat rises and a single system fights physics all afternoon. Sometimes the fix is a damper or a return, sometimes it is zoning. We tell you which before quoting anything.

Close-up of a Cyclone Heating & Air technician repairing an HVAC unit

Older systems

Older refrigerant, honest math

Plenty of East Dallas systems are past 15 years and on refrigerant that is expensive to top off. We give you the repair price and the replacement price side by side and let you decide.

Lake Highlands is the home base

Why Lake Highlands gets reached first.

The Dallas base is inside Lake Highlands, at I-635 and Audelia in 75238, which is an ordinary fact with a practical consequence: the van is not driving in from another county when your system quits. Lake Highlands and Old Lake Highlands mix mid-century ranch houses with newer infill, so two houses on the same street can present completely different problems, and we see both of them weekly.

From there the run reaches Hamilton Park and Vickery Meadow to the north, Casa View and the White Rock, Lakewood, Forest Hills and Little Forest Hills neighborhoods to the south, and Garland, Richardson, Rowlett and Sachse just outside the loop. That is a short list on purpose. It is the area we can actually reach the same day*, and we would rather say so than claim the whole metroplex.

  • Older housing around White Rock and Lakewood means duct and return work is a bigger part of the job here than it is in a newer suburb
  • Casa View, Vickery Meadow and parts of Lake Highlands carry a lot of rentals, and we work with tenants and property managers alike
  • Garland, Richardson, Rowlett and Sachse sit on the same run out of 75238
  • On weekdays the phone goes straight to Mario, the owner, not to a call center

If you rent in Dallas

Renting in Dallas with no AC or no heat. What Texas requires.

This is the most common question we get on Dallas calls and almost nobody answers it, so here it is plainly. We are HVAC technicians, not lawyers, and none of this is legal advice. If your situation is serious, take it to a tenant advice service or an attorney.

Texas Property Code section 92.052 is the provision that matters. It requires a landlord to make a diligent effort to repair or remedy a condition that materially affects the physical health or safety of an ordinary tenant, once the tenant has given notice. The code attaches conditions to that duty: notice has to be given, the tenant generally has to be current on rent, and in most situations the notice needs to be in writing. So send it in writing, date it, and keep a copy.

The question underneath it is always how long the landlord gets. There is no fixed statewide clock, no set number of hours, and anybody quoting you one is making it up. Texas asks for a diligent effort within a reasonable time, and what counts as reasonable turns on the facts, including the heat and who lives in the house. On top of that the City of Dallas housing code carries a temperature-related habitability standard for rental property, which is worth raising with the city if a landlord will not act.

  • Put the request in writing even if you have already phoned. A text or an email is a written record
  • Say who is in the house. An infant, an older person or someone with a health condition changes how the request reads
  • Keep indoor temperature readings with dates. It is the evidence nobody thinks to collect
  • A landlord or property manager can book us directly, and we will handle the scheduling and the invoice with them

Every Service We Run Out of Switzer Ave

Every service below rolls out of our Switzer Avenue location in northeast Dallas , minutes from Lake Highlands and Lakewood, which is why “same-day” usually means it*.

AC Repair in East Dallas

Texas summers don’t negotiate. When cooling quits in Lake Highlands, Lakewood or anywhere across East Dallas, call early and we can often have a technician out the same day*. Honest diagnosis, upfront pricing, all major brands. More about AC repair →

AC Installation & Replacement

When repair stops making sense, we say so , and show you the numbers. New systems sized for your actual house, installed clean. AC installation · AC replacement

Furnace & Heating Repair

Dallas cold snaps are short but mean. No heat, strange noises, or a furnace that won’t stay lit , we diagnose fast and fix what’s actually broken. More about furnace repair → As HVAC contractors serving Dallas from our Switzer Avenue location, we handle everything from air conditioner maintenance to full system replacement , and when you call, you talk to the owner, not a call center.

Furnace Installation & Replacement

Modern, efficient furnaces professionally installed , with straight advice about whether your current one is worth keeping another season. Furnace installation · Furnace replacement

Maintenance & Tune-Ups

The cheapest repair is the one that never happens. Seasonal tune-ups catch small problems early , and maintenance plan members save up to $300 a year. AC maintenance · furnace maintenance

Duct Cleaning & Indoor Air Quality

Cleaner ducts, purification, and UV lights for healthier air in a city full of pollen, dust and older ductwork. Duct cleaning · indoor air quality

Commercial HVAC in East Dallas

Shops, offices and light commercial across northeast Dallas , installation, repair and maintenance scheduled around your business hours. Commercial HVAC →

How an East Dallas call goes

Four steps, no surprises.

01

You call, Mario answers

Weekdays you are talking to the owner. He can usually say over the phone whether it sounds like a same-day* fix or a longer job.

02

A short drive from Switzer Ave

Common parts are on the van: capacitors, contactors, motors, refrigerant, drain fittings. Most repairs finish in one visit.

03

Diagnosis first, price before work

The fault, the fix and the number before anything is touched. Repair and replacement side by side when it matters.

04

Fixed, tested, followed up

Tested under load before we leave, and a follow-up after. That is how the rating stays earned.

What it costs

What HVAC work costs in Dallas, and what changes it.

The promise this company is built on is that you hear the price before anyone works on your system, so the page should be straight about the numbers. A diagnostic visit is $45, most repairs run $150 to $4,500, and a new system installed runs $8,500 to $20,000. If the answer is replacement you also get a free written estimate at the house.

Diagnostic visit

$45

Per visit. You hear the fault and the repair price before any work starts.

Most repairs

$150 to $4,500

From a capacitor or flame sensor to a compressor or heat exchanger.

New system installed

$8,500 to $20,000

AC, furnace, matched system or heat pump, sized for the house and quoted in writing after a visit.

What changes the number

  • The part. A capacitor or a contactor sits at one end of the range; a compressor, an evaporator coil or a control board sits at the other.
  • The house. A pre-1960 Lakewood or Casa View build with equipment squeezed into an attic or a closet takes longer to work in than a newer Garland or Richardson build.
  • Refrigerant type. An older system on a refrigerant that is now expensive costs more to recharge, which is why we chase the leak instead of topping it off.
  • Whether the ductwork can be reused. On a replacement this is often the biggest single variable, and it is the one an over-the-phone quote always ignores.

Replacement estimates are free, second opinions are free, and financing is available. Maintenance plan members save up to $300 a year on top of that.

The $5,000 rule on a Dallas quote

Multiply the age of the system in years by the repair quote. Under $5,000, repair usually wins. Over it, the money is generally better spent on a new system. It is a rule of thumb rather than a law and it needs a second look in either direction: an older unit needing one inexpensive part is still a repair, and a young system facing a compressor failure is a conversation that starts with the warranty. On heating equipment, a cracked heat exchanger is a replacement whatever the sum says, because it can put combustion gases into the air the house breathes. We do the arithmetic with you and put both prices on the same sheet.

On the job

Real crew, real calls.

The Cyclone Heating & Air service van leaving a driveway
Mario beside the Cyclone Heating & Air service van
A Cyclone Heating & Air technician greeted by a customer at the front door
Cyclone Heating & Air technician working on an attic air handler and furnace
Two Cyclone Heating & Air technicians servicing an outdoor AC condenser
Mario going over an estimate on a clipboard with a customer

Where to go next

The work we do most in East Dallas.

Same price-before-work rule on every one of these: AC repair in East Dallas · Furnace and heating repair in East Dallas · AC installation and replacement · Indoor air quality and duct cleaning · Commercial HVAC service · AC maintenance plans

What East Dallas customers say

Quoted as written, every one public on Google

“When our AC unit went out during the heat of summer, Mario and his team came to the rescue. They were fast, efficient, reliable, and incredibly hardworking. … We have trusted this company for over four years and continue to use them for all of our HVAC needs.”

Ryan M. P. · 5-star Google review, Dallas listing

“I put in a request for service via the online contact system at 0600, heard back from Cyclone by 0900 and Mario was at my house before 1730 and by 1800 … our unit was up and cooling. The knowledgeable, courteous and professional demeanor Mario exhibited is what fosters the trust that earns repeat business.”

Russell F. · 5-star Google review, Dallas listing

“Mario was able to come out and resolve my 85 degree upstairs AC issue within a few hours! He was quick and professional and informed me the issue and approximate price before he started and was right in line with his quote at the finish.”

Adam H. · 5-star Google review, Dallas listing

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East Dallas HVAC FAQs

Questions East Dallas homeowners ask

Usually fast. Our Dallas location is on Switzer Ave at I-635 and Audelia, so an East Dallas, Garland or Richardson call is a short drive, not a trip across the metro. Call early and same-day* is often possible. Phones are answered until 9pm; service calls run until about 7pm, and evening callers get first pick of next-day slots.

This side of 635 is home turf: Lake Highlands, North Lake Highlands, Audelia, Town Creek, Forest Meadow, Vickery Meadow, White Rock, Casa View, Casa Linda, Lochwood, Lakewood and Northeast Dallas, plus Garland, Richardson, Rowlett, Sachse and Mesquite. Anywhere near Switzer Ave, you are in range.

It is a home base for our vans, parts and office crew rather than a walk-in shop, so there is nothing to see at the door. Every job, from a capacitor swap to a full system replacement, happens at your property. Call or use the form and we come to you.

Yes. Free estimates and free second opinions. If another company has quoted you a repair or a full replacement, we will tell you honestly whether it is fair, including when it is.

Yes. We repair and maintain every major residential brand, and we install new systems from the manufacturers we trust. If your unit is under a parts warranty we will tell you before any work starts.

Yes. Shops, offices, churches and light industrial around Garland, Richardson and the 635 corridor. Rooftop and split-system repair, replacement and maintenance, scheduled around your business hours.

Yes. Members get seasonal tune-ups, priority scheduling and repair discounts, and maintenance plan members save up to $300 a year. Ask about it on any service visit or when you call.

The Switzer Ave run covers 75238, 75228, 75218, 75214, 75243, 75231 and 75223, which takes in Lake Highlands, Old Lake Highlands, Hamilton Park, Vickery Meadow, Casa View, White Rock, Lakewood, Forest Hills and Little Forest Hills. Garland, Richardson, Rowlett and Sachse sit on the same run.

Not in the sense of a criminal offense, but Texas Property Code section 92.052 requires a landlord to make a diligent effort to repair or remedy a condition that materially affects the physical health or safety of an ordinary tenant, once the tenant has given notice. Ignoring a written repair request for a condition like that puts a landlord in breach of that duty, and the code gives a tenant remedies. It is a civil matter and it starts with written, dated notice. We are HVAC technicians, not lawyers, so take anything serious to a tenant advice service or an attorney.

There is no fixed statewide number of hours or days, and anyone quoting you one is making it up. The standard in section 92.052 is a diligent effort within a reasonable time after notice, and what counts as reasonable turns on the facts, including the heat and who lives in the house. The City of Dallas housing code carries a temperature-related habitability standard for rental property on top of that, which is worth raising with the city if a landlord will not act. Put the request in writing, keep a copy and date it. Again: technicians, not lawyers.

Multiply the age of the system in years by the repair quote. Under $5,000, repair usually wins; over it, replacement usually does. Treat it as a sanity check rather than a law. An older unit needing one inexpensive part is still worth repairing, a young system facing a compressor failure deserves a warranty check first, and on the heating side a cracked heat exchanger is a replacement whatever the arithmetic says. We do the sum with you and show both prices together.

A statewide average is no help when you are paying a bill in Dallas. Ours is a $45 diagnostic visit and $150 to $4,500 for most repairs, and the written price always comes before the work.

There is nothing there to visit. 10930 Switzer Ave Ste 121 is a working home base for the vans, the parts and the office crew, not a shop or a showroom. Every job happens at your address, and estimates are done there too.

AC out in East Dallas? Call the owner.

Free estimates, free second opinions, and a straight answer on repair versus replace.

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