Falcon repairs, replaces and maintains heating and air conditioning for homes and businesses across Sugar Land — and we're especially useful in the first year after you move into something new, when the small problems are cheapest to catch.
Counted from the day you move in — for a home, and for a new commercial space. Most of it you can do yourself.
Warranties vary. This is a general guide, not a statement of what your builder or manufacturer covers — read your own documents.
New builds are something we explain well. Most of our work is still repair, replacement and maintenance on the systems Sugar Land already has.
From brand-new builds in Riverstone and Sienna to houses that have been through twenty summers: split systems, heat pumps and gas furnaces, most with the air handler in the attic.
Along the US-59 corridor, in Sugar Land Town Square and the business parks around it: rooftop units and split systems in new fit-outs and in buildings that have seen several tenants.
None of these means the installer did a bad job. They're what happens when a system is installed before the house or the space is finished around it.
Drywall and sanding dust fill filters and coat coils in the first weeks.
New condensate lines collect debris; a missing or mis-set float switch lets a clog overflow into a ceiling.
Thermostats and schedules left as they were for the walk-through or the fit-out.
Airflow set before anyone lived or worked there.
Ducts crushed, kinked or pulled loose by trades who came after the HVAC crew.
Refrigerant charge is best confirmed under real cooling load, which a winter move-in may never have had.
Tell us what's wrong — or that it's new and you'd like it checked.
Pressures, temperatures, airflow, electrical. Photos of what we find.
What's wrong, what it costs, in writing — useful if a builder is involved.
Only what you approved, then tested.
We don't publish prices or "starting from" figures, because the right number depends on what we find. You get a written price before any billable work.
The office is on the US-59 frontage road in Sugar Land.
13509 U.S. 59 Frontage Rd, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Mon–Fri 7am–5:30pm · Sat 8am–noon
(281) 270-7811
Usually it needs very little, but new systems have their own first-year issues: filters loaded with construction dust, condensate drains that collect debris, thermostats left on default settings, rooms that were never balanced, and ducts disturbed by other trades in the attic. Most are cheap to fix early.
If something is covered by your builder warranty, the builder should fix it, so read your warranty documents first. We can check the system independently and put what we find in writing, which helps when you raise it with the builder before the coverage ends.
No. We repair, replace and maintain heating and air conditioning in homes and businesses of any age. New homes and new commercial spaces are simply something we explain well.
Start with the thermostat schedules and occupied hours, which are often left at the installer defaults, then note any rooms that run hot or cold at full occupancy. Before the contractor correction period in your construction or lease documents ends, have the units checked and put any issues in writing.
It is part of the business name, not a second trade. Falcon is a heating and air conditioning contractor and does not do painting, coatings or interior finishing.
Homes and businesses across Sugar Land — one number.