HVAC & Home Performance in Kyle, TX

Kyle earned its reputation as the fastest-growing small city in Texas, and the construction boom that followed tells the story. Most of the housing stock west of IH-35 went up after 2010 in master-planned communities like Plum Creek, Waterleaf, and Hometown Kyle, built primarily by D.R. Horton, Meritage, and Lennar on the Blackland Prairie clay soils of Hays County. Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) serves the majority of Kyle, and their demand-rate structure rewards homeowners who keep duct leakage low and insulation levels up. Because so many of these homes are under fifteen years old, owners often assume everything's still fine -- but we regularly find flex-duct connections that have already pulled loose in unconditioned attic spaces where summer temperatures push 150 degrees.