By the Geaux 72 Air & Heat team · Updated
HVAC repair in Springtown, TX covers more fuel types than anywhere else on our map: natural gas near the square, and propane furnaces, heat pumps and all-electric air handlers on the acreage around town. Springtown sits 10 to 15 minutes up SH 199 from Azle, just past Reno. When the heat pump quits or the propane furnace will not light, call (321) 478-0693. A person answers 24/7, finds the nearest available technician and confirms timing before you hang up.
One afternoon of Springtown calls can bring a brick house near the square on natural gas, a double-wide on five acres with an electric air handler and a shop whose mini-split gave out, so we ask which one it is before anyone is sent.
Acreage, propane and heat pumps: HVAC in Springtown homes
Springtown counted 3,064 people at the 2020 Census and an estimated 4,181 by 2023, a jump of about 36% in three years. The 76082 zip reaches far past city limits, and much of it is acreage where the nearest gas main is miles away. Out there, heat comes from a propane furnace, a heat pump, or electric heat strips in the air handler.
A propane furnace shares most of its parts with a gas furnace (hot-surface igniter, flame sensor, inducer motor, control board), and a nearly empty tank on a cold morning looks a lot like a broken one. Heat pumps run all year and lean on auxiliary heat strips in a freeze. If you are choosing between them, our guide to heat pump vs. furnace for North Texas homes lays out the trade-offs, and heat pump repair and installation covers defrost boards, reversing valves and aux heat faults.
Manufactured homes are the other half of the story. Their supply ducts run in the belly under the floor, a crossover duct joins the two halves of a double-wide, and a torn belly wrap or crushed crossover can starve half the house of air. Air duct repair is often what cures a "weak AC" here, and our manufactured-home AC guide for Parker County explains why.
From the square to FM 51: where Springtown calls come from

Inside town, the houses around the historic downtown square and its open-air Tabernacle are mostly on Atmos gas, with furnaces in hall closets or attics. Newer subdivisions along FM 51, north and south of its intersection with SH 199, are reaching their first capacitor and condenser fan motor failures.
Springtown ISD's campuses stretch from town out to Reno Elementary. The Wild West Festival fills the square on the third Saturday in September, and that is still cooling season here, when a condenser that limped through August often gives out. For a system that runs but will not cool, AC repair starts with the capacitor, contactor and refrigerant charge. For no heat, furnace and heating repair covers gas, propane and electric units alike.
Out on the acreage, power usually comes from Tri-County Electric Cooperative, the member-owned co-op headquartered in Azle, over long overhead lines that spring storms test every year. A lightning strike nearby or a line flicking off and on can take out a capacitor, a contactor or the control board in a heat pump, and the unit then hums or stays dead when power returns. Turn the system off during a storm outage, give it a few minutes after power is back, and call if it will not start; emergency HVAC repair covers exactly that call.
HVAC services we bring to Springtown
Also available in Springtown: AC installation and replacement and 24/7 emergency AC and heating repair.
Why Springtown residents call Geaux 72 Air & Heat
Gas, propane or all-electric: we ask first
We ask what fuel heats the house and where the equipment sits, so the technician arrives ready for propane, a heat pump or a manufactured-home air handler.
Just up SH 199
Springtown is a 10 to 15-minute drive from Azle through Reno. Actual timing depends on the nearest available technician, and we confirm it on the call.
Price before work starts
The contractor gives you the price before any repair begins, including whether an older heat pump is still worth fixing.
Licensed, insured, answered 24/7
Every HVAC contractor we send is licensed and insured in Texas. A person answers (321) 478-0693 day and night.

