A work truck with no AC wears out the driver and slows the day. We diagnose and repair company vehicle AC where the trucks are parked, with a price first.

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Car AC in Haslet

AC repair for work vans and company trucks

A van or pickup that runs all day puts far more hours on its AC than a family car does. The compressor cycles constantly, the doors open and close at every stop, and the condenser up front collects dust and grit from job sites.

When that system quits, your driver either sweats through the shift or the truck sits. We know how work vehicles get used. Our founder maintained heavy fleets for a large construction company, mostly Fords, from light trucks up to heavy-duty models, and we have seen what a hard season does to their climate systems.

We can come to your yard or job site in Haslet and look at one truck or several in the same visit.

Ready to get it looked at? Call or text 817-709-1357 and you will hear the price before any work starts.

Warning signs

AC problems that show up on work vehicles

Weak air in the back of a cargo van

Rear AC units have their own lines and can leak separately.

Warm at idle, cold once moving

Weak airflow across the condenser, often a cooling fan problem.

Dusty, weak airflow from the vents

A clogged cabin filter or debris packed into the blower area.

AC quits after a long stretch of running

The evaporator may be icing up, and cooling returns once it thaws.

Loud grinding when the AC kicks on

The compressor or its clutch may be wearing out and needs a look.

Why Day's

Shop-level work, where you park.

We bring dealer-level diagnostic tools, including a lab scope and a thermal camera, to wherever your vehicle is parked.

Fords are our specialty, built on years of maintaining a construction company's fleet, from cars and light trucks to heavy-duty work trucks.

About Day's

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How it works

How we handle AC repair for a fleet

Call or text with unit numbers or a short list of which trucks are blowing warm. We come to wherever they park, check each one, and give you a price per vehicle before any work starts.

Smaller repairs get done right there, often while the truck would be sitting anyway. Jobs that take longer get scheduled around your routes so the truck is out of service as little as possible. If you want, we can also check the AC on the rest of the fleet during the same visit, which gives you a list of what is coming before the hot months.

Questions

Car AC questions from Haslet.

Can you check the AC on several company trucks in one visit?

Yes. Send us a list of the vehicles and what each one is doing, and we plan the visit so we can work through them where they are parked. Each truck gets its own price before any work begins. Call or text to pick a day.

Do you work on Ford work trucks in Haslet?

Fords are our specialty. Our founder maintained a large construction company's fleet, mostly Fords from light trucks to heavy-duty models, so we know those climate systems well. We work on other makes too. Text us the year and model and we will tell you what we need to see.

Can the AC be repaired while the van is loaded or on a job site?

In many cases, yes. We need access to the front of the vehicle, under the hood, and sometimes behind the dash, but a loaded cargo area rarely gets in the way. If a job needs more room or time, we will say so and set up a better spot. Request a work order to get started.

How do we keep work truck AC from failing mid-season?

Have it checked in the spring. We can inspect belts and hoses, look over the condenser, test the cooling fans and measure how cold the vents get. A problem caught early is much easier to plan around than a truck that quits halfway through a route. Call us to put it on the maintenance calendar.

Around Haslet

When a work truck's AC needs attention

A failed AC does not stop a truck from running, but a grinding compressor is a different matter. On many vehicles the compressor shares a belt with the alternator and water pump, and a seized one can wreck that belt. If you hear grinding or squealing when the AC engages, switch it off and call. For anything else, have the year, make, model and mileage of each truck handy.