Dependable HVAC Repair in Memphis, TN
At Chillax Heating and Air Conditioning, we’re proud to provide expert HVAC repair and maintenance services to homeowners in Memphis, Tennessee. Based in Millington, we serve our neighbors in Memphis, Bartlett, Cordova, and surrounding areas in Shelby County, bringing local knowledge and personalized attention to every home. We specialize in AC repair, furnace repair, and seasonal maintenance, ensuring that your home heating and cooling systems run efficiently and reliably throughout the year.
Why Choose Chillax in Memphis?
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Locally owned and operated
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Fast response times and transparent pricing
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Skilled in complex diagnostics and repairs
Memphis Heating and Cooling Challenges
Memphis homes face unique heating and cooling challenges. Many older houses, like those in Downtown Memphis and Midtown, weren’t built with central air in mind. This can make your system work harder, which may shorten its lifespan and increase the risk of breakdowns.
In the summer, high humidity and prolonged AC use can lead to refrigerant leaks, fan motor wear, and failed electrical components, especially if maintenance has been neglected. During Memphis’ winter ice storms, furnaces may struggle to maintain comfortable temperatures, leading to blower motor failures or system lockouts due to overheating.
Even routine issues, like old filters, dirty condenser coils, or failing capacitors, can quickly turn into costly repairs if left unchecked. That’s why we recommend seasonal tune-ups in spring and fall, so small problems are caught early and your system continues running efficiently all year long.
Customer Testimonials
Melinda Spitler ..
02-19-2026
Great service and very knowledgeable. Had a new thermostat installed. Great price. Thank you!
David D.
02-13-2026
I'm absolutely impressed with Steven's (Chillax Heating and Air) knowledge, professionalism, and thoroughness. He took time to actually troubleshoot the odd issues I was having with my furnace. New parts were required (bent blower wheel and swiss cheesed blower housing from previous unrelated companies) as part of the repair. One of the parts had to be ordered from the factory due to my specific system. Steven made sure to call, in the middle of the parts wait, to insure I was ok during a cold spell and offered other repair choices in case I was in desperate need. There was no upsell no gotchas on pricing. Very upfront and honest. Pricing itself was very fair for the work involved. Honesty and care are rare in this era and Steven has both in spades.
Angelica K.
02-12-2026
Amazing service and very friendly. They explained everything thoroughly. Learned a lot about how things run and some preventative measures.
William N.
01-16-2026
Nicer people. they did a thorough job finding the problem with my heater. Will use them again and recommend them to others.
Steph Steph
12-03-2025
I am extremely happy with the service I received. They were professional and courteous and explained the work that needed to be done. They made me feel that I was being treated fairly and honestly as a customer, and being provided with quality work. I'm glad I found them and will continue to use their services. Highly recommended! Thank you!
C. Jones
12-03-2025
Steven is EXTREMELY knowledgeable and an educator on HVAC systems. He came out when we were in dire need of service after moving into our new home. He not only serviced us at a more than fair rate, he let us know about some future signs to look out for regarding preventive maintenance. He does exceptional work and I am have been referring Chillax Heating and Air to everyone I know.
Kiffany Moore
11-24-2025
Great work and great customer service.
FAQs for Memphis Homes
How often should I replace my air filter?
Most homes benefit from changing filters every 1–3 months.
Homes with pets, allergies, or high foot traffic should check monthly, while lightly used systems may stretch to 2–3 months.
Regular filter changes improve airflow, maintain efficiency, and prevent unnecessary wear on your HVAC system.
Why is there water around my indoor unit?
Water near your indoor unit usually signals a drainage problem. It can result from a clogged condensate line, frozen evaporator coil, or airflow issues.
Most systems have a float switch that shuts the unit down when water backs up. Clearing the drain and checking airflow can often restore proper operation.
Why does my furnace turn on but shut off quickly?
A furnace that starts and shuts off quickly is “short cycling,” often caused by restricted airflow, a dirty flame sensor, thermostat issues, or duct problems.
Short cycling reduces efficiency and strains components. A professional tune-up can clean sensors, check airflow, and fine-tune your system for reliable heating.
Why is there ice on the copper pipes for my AC unit?
Ice on refrigerant lines usually indicates a cooling or airflow issue.
Common causes include low refrigerant, blocked vents, dirty filters or coils, or mechanical problems.
Turn off the system to avoid further damage, then call a technician to inspect the unit.
Want to learn more about keeping your HVAC system running smoothly? Visit our full FAQ page for tips and answers to common questions.