Before & After Gallery - Dalton Heating & Air Fort Worth

HVAC Before & After in Fort Worth, TX

We could tell you we do clean work. We’d rather show you. The photos we keep from job sites across Fort Worth tell the real story: a tired condenser swapped for a properly matched unit, a rusted flue pipe replaced before it leaked carbon monoxide, a cramped closet turned into a straight furnace install. Every project below follows the same rules: written price first, work done by the book, guarantee in writing for a full year.

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AC Condenser Replacement in Wedgwood

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This Wedgwood homeowner called because the AC ran all afternoon and the house never dropped below 81 degrees. The old 2007 Goodman had a leaking evaporator coil and a compressor pulling 22 amps on a 16-amp nameplate. We gave a written price for a matched Carrier condensing unit and indoor coil, pulled a permit, and had the system cooling by end of day. The home now holds 73 degrees on a 102-degree August afternoon without the unit running nonstop.

Furnace Flue Pipe Replacement in North Richland Hills

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The furnace itself was fine. The flue pipe carrying combustion gases out of the house was not. Rust had eaten through sections of the galvanized pipe, and one joint had pulled apart entirely, which meant carbon monoxide could spill into the attic. We replaced the full run with properly sized B-vent, corrected the slope, and sealed everything. This is the kind of repair nobody sees until something goes wrong, but it’s exactly what a furnace service should catch.

Heat Pump Install in Benbrook

A Benbrook family had been running a 14-year-old AC condenser alongside an electric furnace that cost a fortune to heat with every winter. We removed both and installed a variable-speed heat pump, which now handles heating and cooling from one system. The written quote included the new thermostat, line set, pad, and electrical work. No surprises at the end. Their winter electric bills dropped noticeably, and the house holds temperature far more evenly than the old single-stage setup ever did.

Closet Furnace Re-Install in Arlington Heights

This one needed a full re-install rather than a repair. The gas flex line was bent sharply enough that a leak test at the fitting made us stop work. The filter rack was installed so close to the wall that the filter physically could not be changed. We pulled a permit, re-ran the gas line with a proper drip leg, re-leveled the furnace, reconnected the drain, and made the filter accessible. The homeowner had lived with this for three years thinking it was normal. It is not.

Thermostat and Zone Control Retrofit in Keller

The Keller homeowner was tired of a 78-degree downstairs and an 86-degree upstairs every July afternoon. The fix was not a bigger AC. It was zone dampers in the main trunk lines and a thermostat per floor. Now each level calls for heating or cooling when it actually needs it. Total cost came in under what a new condenser alone would have run, and the comfort difference is immediate.

Want Results Like These?

Every project above started with a phone call and a written price. If your system is doing something it shouldn’t, call Marco and the team at Dalton Heating & Air Fort Worth at (817) 730-5369. We’ll show up inside the stated window, give you the price in writing before any work starts, and stand behind the repair for a full year. No surprises, no exceptions.

Written by Marco Benitez, Owner at Dalton Heating & Air Fort Worth, serving Fort Worth and surrounding cities since 2003.