Reliable HVAC Repair & Maintenance Across Shelby County

At Chillax Heating and Air Conditioning, we’re proud to serve the families and homeowners of Shelby County, Tennessee with reliable HVAC repair and maintenance services you can trust. From Bartlett to Collierville, and everywhere in between, we bring local expertise and personalized attention to every home. Whether you need AC repair in the summer or furnace maintenance in the winter, we'll keep your heating and cooling systems running efficiently year-round.
Local, Family-Owned Service
Based in Millington and locally owned, we’re proud to serve homes throughout the Memphis area. When you call, you’re speaking directly with real people who know the neighborhoods, understand local HVAC challenges, and take pride in delivering honest, professional service every time.
Schedule HVAC Service in Shelby County
Ready for service you can feel good about? Contact Chillax Heating and Air Conditioning today to schedule your HVAC repair or maintenance anywhere in Shelby County, Tennessee.

Residential HVAC Repair Services
We provide expert repairs and maintenance for homes across Shelby County, helping your HVAC system run reliably for years to come.
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Seasonal Maintenance & Tune-Ups
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Expert HVAC Diagnosis
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Furnace Repair
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Air Conditioning Repair
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Heat Pump Repair
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Refrigerant Recharge
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Thermostat Replacement
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Indoor Air Quality Solutions
HVAC Systems Across Shelby County
Shelby County homes rely on a wide range of heating and cooling systems, and no two setups are exactly alike. From established neighborhoods with long-running equipment to newer builds with high-efficiency systems, we work on them every day.
Some homes depend on traditional split systems with gas furnaces and central air. Others use heat pumps, dual-fuel setups, or zoned systems designed for larger floor plans. Each configuration requires a different diagnostic approach and a different maintenance strategy.
Whether your system is 2 years old or 20, our goal is the same: honest recommendations and repairs that make sense for your home.

Chillax Premium Membership
Stay comfortable year-round with seasonal tune-ups, filter replacements, refrigerant top-offs and priority service, all designed to protect your HVAC system and your wallet.

Chillax Care Program
No one should have to go without heat or air when times are tough. Check out our NEW pay-it-forward program created to help local families who cannot afford critical HVAC repairs.
Customer Testimonials
What Sets Chillax Apart?
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Local experts: Based in Millington, we’re deeply familiar with Shelby County homes, weather, and HVAC needs.
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Honest work: We're not here to upsell. We do honest, quality repairs and maintenance that we’re proud of.
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Advanced troubleshooting: Skilled in diagnosing complex problems that other companies often overlook.
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Prompt, respectful service: You’ll get clear communication, timely arrival, and clean, professional service every time.

FAQs for Shelby County Homes
How often should I schedule an HVAC system tune-up?
We recommend two tune-ups per year:
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One in the Spring for your air conditioning system
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One in the Fall for your heating system
Seasonal maintenance keeps things running smoothly, extends the life of your equipment, and helps catch small problems before they become expensive repairs.
How can I prepare my home for severe Mid-South weather?
A little preparation helps your HVAC system run efficiently and keeps your home comfortable, whether it’s hot or cold.
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Check and replace your air filter.
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Clear vents and registers. Make sure furniture, rugs, or curtains aren’t blocking supply or return vents.
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Seal gaps around doors and windows.
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Adjust ceiling fans. Clockwise in winter to push warm air down; counterclockwise in summer to create a cooling breeze.
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Be ready. Keep blankets, space heaters, fans, or portable AC units handy for temporary outages.
Can I do any maintenance myself?
Yes! Homeowners can help their HVAC system stay healthy between professional visits:
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Change filters regularly – every 1–3 months
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Keep vents clear – avoid blocking airflow with furniture or rugs
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Trim plants around outdoor units – leave at least 2 feet of clearance. Be careful not to cut the thermostat wire!
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Clear debris from the outdoor unit
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Flush the drain line occasionally – vinegar or bleach can help prevent clogs or odors
Why is there ice on the copper pipes for my air conditioning unit?
Ice on the copper refrigerant lines usually means your air conditioner isn’t functioning properly.
Common causes include low refrigerant, blocked vents, dirty filters or coils, or mechanical problems.
If you notice ice on your refrigerant lines, turn off the system to prevent further damage and give us a call. Running the unit while it’s frozen can seriously damage the compressor and other components. We also cannot properly diagnose the issue until the ice has thawed, so a thorough inspection may need to wait until the unit has fully defrosted.
Want to learn more about keeping your HVAC system running smoothly? Visit our full FAQ page for tips and answers to common questions.

