HVAC Services in Smiths Station, AL
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Webb Heating and Air provides HVAC services in Smiths Station, AL 36877, with AC repair, AC maintenance, furnace repair and heating repair for homes across the city. We're a family-owned company based in Opelika, and we serve Smiths Station with the same upfront pricing we use in town. Whether you live in a newer subdivision near Smiths Station High School or on a rural lot off US 280 or US 431, call (334) 759-4722 to book service.
Our HVAC Services in Smiths Station
AC Repair in Smiths Station
Many Smiths Station residents commute toward Phenix City or Columbus, GA, so an AC that quits midday often isn't noticed until the house is already hot in the evening. We handle air conditioning repair for central systems and heat pumps, from failed capacitors and fan motors to refrigerant leaks and frozen coils, and after-hours service is available when you need it. Our AC repair in Smiths Station page covers the details of what we fix and how a visit works.
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AC Maintenance in Smiths Station
A spring AC service visit pays off in Smiths Station, where newer subdivision systems and older units on rural acreage both face long, humid summers. Equipment in a newer home may never have been professionally cleaned, while rural units pick up dust, pollen and grass from open land. A tune-up cleans the coil, checks refrigerant and electrical parts and clears the drain. Our AC maintenance in Smiths Station page explains the visit and the Cozy Webb Club.
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Furnace Repair in Smiths Station
Homes in Smiths Station heat several ways, and our furnace repair covers the gas or propane furnaces and electric furnaces among them. Rural homes beyond the gas lines may rely on gas or propane furnaces, while some subdivision homes use natural gas. If your furnace clicks without lighting, shuts off early or blows cool air, we test the ignition, the safety controls and the heat exchanger. Our furnace repair in Smiths Station page lists the problems we fix and the safety checks we include.
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Heating Repair in Smiths Station
If your Smiths Station home heats with a heat pump, winter brings its own set of problems: defrost cycles that fail, heat strips that run up the electric bill and reversing valves that stick. Our heating repair service covers heat pumps, auxiliary heat, dual-fuel systems, thermostats and uneven heating from duct issues. If the heat pump runs all day but the house stays cool, start with our heating repair in Smiths Station page.
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Neighborhoods and Communities We Serve in Smiths Station
Smiths Station is a city of about 5,400 people in southeastern Lee County, incorporated in 2001. It takes its name from an old railroad stop, Smith's Station, named for Broadus Smith, who donated the land, and the railroad placed it roughly halfway between Opelika and Columbus, Georgia. US 280 and US 431 run through the area, and Lee Road 430 runs just south of town. We serve the whole 36877 ZIP, from newer subdivisions to homes on larger rural lots, including neighborhoods near Smiths Station High School and the Smiths Station Sports Complex. Many residents commute toward Phenix City and Columbus. Local landmarks include the Lowther House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Historic Jones Store Museum. As an HVAC company in Smiths Station's part of Lee County, we also serve nearby Salem, Beauregard and the Alabama side of Lake Harding.
What Smiths Station Homes Need From Their HVAC System
Smiths Station's housing mixes newer subdivisions with older homes on rural lots, and each brings different HVAC needs. Newer subdivision homes are generally built tighter, and many use heat pumps or electric heat with equipment still on its first owner. Older rural homes tend to have more varied setups, including gas or propane furnaces where natural gas lines don't reach. Both face the same long, humid Lee County summers, with July highs around 91°F, so the AC spends months pulling moisture from the air and the condensate drain gets a workout. Open land and fields send dust, pollen and grass clippings into outdoor units. Homes on acreage sit farther from neighbors, so a reliable system matters more. And commuters who set the thermostat back during the day should know that big setbacks make a heat pump lean on costly backup heat.
Service Call Pricing in Smiths Station
Smiths Station homeowners pay the same service-call rates we charge in Opelika: $100 for a visit during weekday business hours and $200 for after-hours or weekend calls. There's no added trip charge for the drive. The fee includes a complete system diagnostic, and the technician explains the repair and price before any work starts. Holiday and after-hours service is available when the AC or heat quits at a bad time.
Why Smiths Station Homeowners Choose Webb Heating and Air
Family-owned and run by Tay Webb, serving Smiths Station from our Opelika base
Licensed, insured and bonded in Alabama for residential heating and air work
The same upfront service-call pricing in Smiths Station that we charge in Opelika
Repairs, properly sized installs, maintenance, thermostats and indoor air quality from one company
Cozy Webb Club plans with seasonal tune-ups, priority service and discounted repairs
The Cozy Webb Club Maintenance Plan
For busy Smiths Station households, the Cozy Webb Club takes maintenance off the to-do list. Members get seasonal tune-ups for cooling and heating, priority service when something breaks, discounted repairs and safety inspections. That means a spring visit before the humid months, a fall visit before heat pump and furnace season, and an earlier spot on the schedule if your system fails during a hot week while you're at work.
Smiths Station HVAC FAQs
Do you serve all of Smiths Station, including rural areas?
Yes. We serve the 36877 ZIP, from subdivisions near the high school to homes on larger rural lots across southeastern Lee County. Service-call rates are the same as in Opelika: $100 during weekday business hours and $200 after hours or on weekends.
Can you replace the original HVAC system in my subdivision home?
Yes. We install new heating and air systems sized to your home rather than matched to the old unit's label. That matters in newer subdivision homes, where the original equipment may not suit how the house is actually used. We explain options and pricing before any work.
Do you offer HVAC inspections for home sales in Smiths Station?
Yes. We do HVAC and realtor inspections for buyers, sellers and agents. Whether it's a newer subdivision home or an older house on acreage, an inspection gives everyone a clear picture of the system's age, condition and any needed repairs before closing.
Can you help with a thermostat that won't control my system?
Yes. We install and troubleshoot thermostats. A thermostat that's wired wrong, set for the wrong system type or failing can cause short cycling, missed heat strip staging or a system that won't turn on. We check it along with the equipment during a diagnostic.
What should I check before calling for HVAC service?
Make sure the thermostat is set to the right mode and temperature, the batteries are good, the breaker hasn't tripped and the filter isn't clogged. If those check out and the system still won't cool or heat properly, call us and we'll diagnose the rest.
Nearby Areas We Serve
For heating and air service in Smiths Station at the same price we charge in Opelika, call (334) 759-4722.
