Marco Garza grew up on the Westside of Corpus Christi, in a house where the window units ran from April to October and the family planned summer evenings around which room stayed coolest. When the central air at his grandmother's house in Robstown failed one August, he watched a technician spend ten minutes explaining exactly what had gone wrong and what it would cost. That stuck with him.
He took a helper job with a local air conditioning contractor the summer after graduation and stayed in the trade, eventually earning his Texas license and running service calls across Nueces and San Patricio counties for more than ten years. The work taught him how hard the coast is on equipment. It also showed him how often homeowners were sold oversized systems, or told a rusted unit needed replacing when a coil cleaning and a capacitor would have done the job.
He opened Corpus Christi Air Conditioning on a simple promise: test first, explain what you found, and put the price in writing before touching anything. Daniel Treviño runs service calls alongside him, and Kristen Hollis keeps the schedule and the customers informed. Most of the work still comes from neighbors and referrals, which is exactly how Marco wants it.
How We Run the Business
Measure, Then Recommend
A recommendation without readings is a guess. We show you what we measured before suggesting anything.
Written Prices
Repairs are priced before work begins, and replacement quotes name every piece of equipment.
Coast-Smart Choices
Salt air, humidity, and long run seasons shape what we install and how we maintain it.
Respect for the House
Covered floors, careful attic work, and no mess left behind.
The People You Will Deal With
There are three of us. The same people answer your call, work on your system, and follow up afterward.