Straightforward pricing

• $99 dispatch on weekday service calls ($198 on weekends and after hours). A new-system estimate is free.
• $210 weekday service call: $99 dispatch plus $111 diagnostic. Weekends and after hours it is $309. The diagnostic does not reduce the repair price.
• Written repair estimate: I give you a written repair estimate before repair work starts.
• New-system estimates: Free. I measure the house and give you a written price, no pressure.

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Straight answer first: I am not an American Standard dealer and I do not sell new American Standard equipment. What I do is repair and service the American Standard systems already sitting in homes around Kingfisher, and I have done it for years. American Standard is one of the brands owned by Trane Technologies, the same company that makes Trane, and I am a Trane Comfort Specialist (TCS SELECT) dealer. If yours is not cooling, not heating, or acting up, call me.

What a service call costs

• Weekday: $210 flat. That is a $99 dispatch plus a $111 diagnostic, and the diagnostic does not come off the repair.
• Weekends and after hours: $309, which is a $198 dispatch plus the $111 diagnostic, non-refundable.
• The repair: quoted in writing after the diagnostic and before I start any work.
• My guarantee: 6 months of labor on the part I replaced or the spot I repaired, and my workmanship. Parts carry their manufacturer’s warranty, and I buy parts with a 1-year warranty whenever one is available.

Common causes, by symptom

These are common causes on any brand of central system. They are not a diagnosis of yours.

• No cooling: capacitor, contactor, condenser fan motor, low refrigerant from a leak, or a frozen indoor coil.
• No heat on a gas furnace: igniter, flame sensor, a pressure switch, an inducer motor or a control board.
• Water around the indoor unit: a clogged condensate drain. Oklahoma humidity grows algae in the line every summer.
• Breaker keeps tripping, or loud noise at startup: a failing motor or compressor. Stop resetting the breaker and call.
• Heat pump stuck in one mode: reversing valve, sensor or control problem.

Typical repair ranges around here, to give you a rough idea before you call: a condensate drain clearing runs about $100 to $250, a run capacitor about $150 to $400, and a burnt contactor about $175 to $400. Those are estimates, not quotes. The real price is given on site, in writing, before the work starts.

Does it make sense to keep fixing it?

Check the nameplate. If the refrigerant listed is R-22, the system is at least 16 years old, because nothing was built with an R-22 charge after 2010. If it says R-410A, nothing forces you to replace a working system, and I will not tell you otherwise. What matters is the repair bill against the age of the system and how often it has been calling me.

When the numbers stop adding up, I will say so plainly, and I do not charge for a replacement estimate: replacing an aging American Standard system explains what I install in its place and how the estimate works.

Keep it from failing in the first place

My maintenance plans cover American Standard equipment like any other brand I service. A standalone tune-up is $229, weekdays 7am to 3pm, on the day you pick. The plans run $199, $360 and $499 a year, and plan visits are scheduled at my discretion: I agree a general date and week with you, and on a 100-degree day repair calls come first and a plan visit can move. That is why a plan visit costs less than the $229 tune-up.

Common Questions About American Standard Service

Do you sell new American Standard systems?

No. I service and repair American Standard, but I do not sell it new. If your system needs replacing I give you a free written estimate on equipment I do carry, including Trane. See my page on replacing an aging American Standard system for how that works.

Is American Standard the same as Trane?

They are two brands owned by the same company, Trane Technologies, which lists both on its own brands page. I am a Trane Comfort Specialist (TCS SELECT) dealer, so I work on that family of equipment every week. I do not make claims about whether any two models are identical.

What does an American Standard service call cost?

A weekday service call is $210: $99 dispatch plus a $111 diagnostic. Weekends and after hours are $309. I quote the repair in writing after the diagnostic and before I start.

What should I have ready when I call?

What the system is doing, and any error code or blink count on the thermostat or the furnace control. The model and serial number from the outdoor and indoor units help too, if you can read them safely.

Do you service older American Standard systems?

Yes, all ages. Age mostly changes the conversation about whether a big repair is worth it, not whether I will look at it.

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