Contact

Contact Palo Duro Air Repair

Two ways to reach us. Either one gets your request to an independent, licensed local HVAC contractor.

Fastest

Call

Best for same-day and emergency needs. Tell us what the system is doing and where you are; provider hours vary, and after-hours availability depends on the contractor matched.

Written request

Quote form

Go to the quote form

Name, phone, ZIP, what you need, and anything a technician should know. Best for replacement quotes, second opinions, and non-urgent repairs.

Where we match

Amarillo, Canyon & Bushland, TX (Potter & Randall County). See the Canyon and Bushland pages for what's different in each. If you're outside that area, we may still be able to match you — include your ZIP and we'll tell you honestly if we can't.

What happens after you reach out

Your request is matched with an independent local HVAC contractor who reports holding an active Texas ACR license and serving your address.
That provider contacts you directly to schedule a visit.
They diagnose in person and give you a written quote. A normal-hours diagnostic in Amarillo typically runs $75–$150; ask whether it's credited toward the repair.
You decide. There's no obligation to hire, and you're welcome to get a second quote — we'd encourage it on anything over about $1,500.

Verify any contractor's license at the TDLR license lookup before work begins. We recommend it for every provider, including the ones we match you with.

Corrections and business inquiries

If you run one of the companies profiled on the companies page and something there is out of date, or if a figure anywhere on this site needs correcting, call the number above and say it's a correction — we'll follow up and fix it at the source. Licensed Amarillo-area contractors interested in receiving matched requests can reach us the same way.

Before you call: two things that save a trip

If the system is running but not cooling, the 10-step check resolves a surprising share of calls in ten minutes. If it quit after a storm, the hail-damage guide tells you what to photograph and what to say to your insurer before a contractor arrives.