HVAC Services in Waverly, AL
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Webb Heating and Air provides HVAC services in Waverly, AL, from air conditioning repair on hot summer afternoons to furnace and heat pump repair on cold winter nights. We're a family-owned HVAC company in Opelika, about 14 miles down US 280, and we know the older homes and wooded lots that give Waverly its character. We repair, maintain and install heating and cooling systems. Call (334) 759-4722 to book a visit or ask a question about your system.
Our HVAC Services in Waverly
AC Repair in Waverly
AC repair in Waverly often means working on equipment that has run through many humid Alabama summers. Worn capacitors, tired fan motors, refrigerant leaks in aging coils and breakers that trip under a struggling compressor are common calls. Our technician diagnoses the whole system, then gives you an honest repair price and, on older units, a straight answer on whether replacement makes more sense. Visit our Waverly AC repair page for the details.
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AC Maintenance in Waverly
Yearly AC service gives an older Waverly system a much better chance of making it through a long summer. Under tall trees, outdoor coils fill with leaves, pine straw and pollen, which forces the unit to run longer. A tune-up clears the coil, checks the refrigerant, tests electrical parts and flushes the drain line. Members of the Cozy Webb Club get those visits on a seasonal schedule. Our Waverly AC maintenance page lists everything a tune-up includes.
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Furnace Repair in Waverly
Furnace repair in Waverly covers gas or propane furnaces and electric furnaces, many of them older units in older homes. Standing pilots, worn blower motors, fouled flame sensors and tired electric elements are typical calls. Because older fuel-burning furnaces need careful safety checks, every visit includes a look at venting and the heat exchanger. Our Waverly furnace repair page walks through the problems we fix and how a visit works from start to finish.
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Heating Repair in Waverly
Heating repair covers the parts of your heating system beyond the furnace: heat pumps, electric heat strips, defrost controls, thermostats, dual-fuel setups and ductwork. In older Waverly homes where heating has been updated over the years, a mismatched thermostat or a leaky duct run is as likely a cause as a failed part. We find out which it is before recommending a fix. See our Waverly heating repair page for the heat pump and airflow problems we solve.
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Neighborhoods and Roads We Serve in Waverly
Waverly is a small incorporated town in the southwest corner of Chambers County, with town limits that reach south into Lee County, and it's part of the Auburn metropolitan area. The ZIP code is 36879. US 280 runs just southwest of downtown, about 14 miles to Opelika in one direction and about 13 miles to Dadeville in the other. Before the highway was moved south of town in 2000, traffic ran along what's now Patrick Street, also known as Old 280. Waverly was settled in the 1830s and incorporated in 1910, and its town hall, post office and old railroad houses give it a historic feel. The town is known for the Waverly BBQ on the second Saturday of October and the 280 Boogie each April. We serve homes in town, along Old 280 and US 280, and out the rural roads on both sides of the county line.
What Waverly Homes Need From Their HVAC System
Waverly's housing is mostly older homes in and around town plus rural houses on wooded lots, and both shape how HVAC systems age. Many older homes had central heating and air added or updated over the years, so ductwork can be patched, undersized or routed through tight spaces, leaving some rooms warmer or cooler than others. Older equipment loses efficiency as capacitors, motors and compressors wear. Tall trees provide summer shade, but leaves, pine straw and spring pollen pack into outdoor coils and flue caps. Homes outside natural-gas service often heat with a heat pump, electric heat or a gas or propane furnace. Long, humid summers with highs in the low 90s make moisture removal important, and winter lows near 34 degrees put real demand on aging heat pumps and furnaces.
Service Call Pricing in Waverly
In Waverly, the service-call fee is the same as in town, and it always includes a complete system diagnostic. During weekday business hours the call is $100; after hours and on weekends it's $200. Your technician tells you what's wrong and what the repair costs before starting, so you know the price before you agree to anything. If your heat or air quits on a holiday, a weekend or late at night, call anyway, because after-hours service is available.
Why Waverly Homeowners Choose Webb Heating and Air
Family-owned and run by Tay Webb, a straight drive down US 280 in Opelika
Licensed, insured and bonded in Alabama for heating and cooling service
Honest repair-or-replace advice for older systems in older Waverly homes
Upfront service-call pricing, the same in town or out in the county
Repairs, properly sized installs, maintenance, thermostats and indoor air quality
The Cozy Webb Club Maintenance Plan
For Waverly's older systems, regular care is often the difference between a minor repair and a summer breakdown. The Cozy Webb Club covers seasonal tune-ups that clear leaves and pollen from coils and test worn electrical parts, plus safety inspections on gas or propane furnaces. Members also get priority service and discounted repairs. Think of it as a spring visit before the April Boogie and a fall visit around BBQ time, scheduled so you don't have to remember.
Waverly HVAC FAQs
Do you cover both the Chambers and Lee County sides of Waverly?
Yes. We serve Waverly 36879 in town and on both sides of the county line, including homes along Old 280, US 280 and the rural roads around town. If you're farther out, call and we'll confirm coverage.
What should I do while waiting for an after-hours repair?
In summer, close blinds, run ceiling fans and turn the AC off if the lines are iced. In winter, close doors to unused rooms and use space heaters carefully. If you smell gas or a CO alarm sounds, leave the house and call 911 first.
My system is old and I don't know what kind it is. Can you help?
Yes. We work on older central AC, heat pumps, package units and gas or propane and electric furnaces. Our technician identifies the equipment, checks its condition and explains what we find in plain language, along with your repair options.
How often should older equipment be serviced?
Twice a year is a smart rhythm for older systems in Waverly: a spring visit before cooling season and a fall visit before heating season. Older parts wear faster, and regular testing catches weak capacitors, failing motors and safety issues early.
Will a new system work with my older home's ductwork?
Often, but not always. We check the existing ducts for size, leaks and condition before recommending a system. Older homes sometimes need duct repairs or changes so a properly sized new system can move air the way it should.
Nearby Areas We Serve
From Old 280 to the county roads, get dependable heating and air service for your Waverly home. Call (334) 759-4722.
