Where we go, and how long it takes us
Two people and one truck, working out of Leander. That is a real constraint and it is the reason this page exists. Rather than claim all of Central Texas, we would rather show you the map with real drive times on it, so you know before you call whether we can get to you quickly.
How coverage actually works for a two-person shop
A day has a shape. Parts run, three or four calls, and the drive between them. Every mile we spend on the road is a mile we are not spending on somebody's condenser, so the towns close to Leander get more of our week than the towns further out. That is not a preference, it is arithmetic.
What that means for you is simple. Inside the close ring we can often work you in the same day. Further out we plan the day around the drive, which usually means we give you a morning or an afternoon rather than a two hour window, and we tell you which before you book instead of after.
We are open Monday to Friday, 7:00am to 5:00pm. Saturday and Sunday by appointment. If your house is 88 degrees at nine at night, call anyway and leave it on the machine. The first calls of the morning get returned first.
The five towns Two Seasons already works in
These are the towns we cover, and each has its own page because the houses in them are genuinely different from one another.
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Leander
Home base. New houses, and a whole town of original equipment reaching the same age at once.
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Cedar Park
Built out and settled. The oldest large pool of houses on this side of the county, and the most second and third changeouts.
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Georgetown
A pre 1940 core, a huge 55 and over community, and a city owned electric utility that gives residents a free tune up.
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Round Rock
The biggest town we cover and the one with the most 1980s and 1990s houses still on their original ductwork.
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Liberty Hill
Almost brand new, almost all electric, and spread out. Warranty age equipment with builder grade duct behind it.
Three towns we have written up as a proposal
Proposed content. Two Seasons has not confirmed these areas.
Lago Vista, Hutto and Burnet are not on the current Two Seasons website and nobody has told us they take work there. These three pages exist to show Tony what a new city page looks like when he decides to expand: the same research depth, the same local detail, no template. If he wants them, they stay and we go verify the last few facts with him. If he does not, they come down before launch and cost nothing.
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Lago Vista
Lake Travis north shore. Hillside lots, propane instead of gas mains, and a lot of second homes.
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Hutto
Flat, treeless, and growing faster than almost any city its size in the country. A whole generation of first replacements arriving at once.
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Burnet
Out west past Bertram. Older ranch stock, long drives, and country where propane is normal.
Not on this list? Call and ask.
Florence, Jarrell, Andice, Bertram, the Sonterra side, the north and northwest edges of Austin, the unincorporated county in between all of it. Some of that we can get to and some of it we cannot, and it depends more on what the day already looks like than on where you live.
So call (512) 591-5915 and ask. You will get a yes or a no on the phone, not a form that goes nowhere. If the answer is no we will usually know somebody, because after twenty-five years in this trade you do.