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Heating & air for Atlanta, GA

Heating and air conditioning repair across southwest Atlanta

When the upstairs will not cool down in July or the furnace quits on a January night, call Royal Air of GA. We answer 24/7 and work on air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and ductwork from Cascade Heights to Peachtree City.

  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Office in Newnan, GA
  • Homes and businesses
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The comfort gap most two-story Atlanta homes fight every summer.
Quick answer

Need AC or heating repair in Atlanta? Call (470) 205-5806 at any hour. A person answers, asks what the system is doing and explains what it usually means. We repair and replace central air, gas furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and ductwork across southwest Atlanta and the nearby counties.

What we work on

Heating and cooling services, grouped by system

Thirty-nine services, organized the way the equipment in your house is organized. Start with the system that is giving you trouble.

7 services

Air Conditioning

Repairs, replacements and tune-ups for central air, from a dead capacitor to a full condenser and coil swap. Most summer calls start here.

All air conditioning
9 services

Heating & Heat Pumps

Gas furnaces, heat pumps and dual fuel systems, including the safety checks a gas appliance should get before the first cold night.

All heating & heat pumps
4 services

Ductless, Zoning & Controls

Mini-splits for rooms the ducts never reached, zoning for two-story homes and thermostats wired correctly the first time.

All ductless, zoning & controls
6 services

Ducts, Airflow & Insulation

Duct repair, sealing and replacement, attic insulation, blower motors and the dryer vent that shares the same attic.

All ducts, airflow & insulation
5 services

Indoor Air Quality

Dehumidifiers for sticky summers, filtration for pollen season, UV lights, humidifiers and testing to see what your air actually holds.

All indoor air quality
8 services

Emergency, Commercial & Specialty

Round-the-clock emergency calls, rooftop units, PTACs, new construction and inspections for people buying or selling a home.

All emergency, commercial & specialty
Comfort gap check

How much warmer is your upstairs?

Read the thermostat upstairs and downstairs on a hot afternoon, then set the difference below. The slider shows what a gap that size usually points to in a two-story home.

Airflow is the first thing to check

At three to five degrees, look at airflow before equipment: a loaded filter, closed or blocked registers, crushed attic flex duct or a weak return upstairs. These are often fixable without new equipment.

Built for this climate

What Atlanta weather does to a heating and air system

Atlanta now averages about 44 days a year at 90 degrees or hotter, and by mid-September 2026 the city had already logged 71 of them. Every one of those days is a long run cycle for an outdoor condenser, a hot attic for the air handler and a full drain pan under the coil.

Heat is only half of it. July and August humidity averages about 74 percent with dew points near 68 degrees, so a system has to pull water out of the air, not just cool it. An oversized unit that cools fast and shuts off leaves a house cold and clammy, which is why we talk about whole-home dehumidifiers and correct sizing as often as we talk about refrigerant.

Winters are short but real. The National Weather Service recorded 8 degrees in Atlanta on December 24, 2022, the kind of night when a heat pump leans hard on its backup strips and a furnace that skipped its fall tune-up shows it. And in spring, pollen can bury a filter in days: Atlanta Allergy & Asthma counted a record 14,801 grains on March 29, 2025.

What to do first when the AC quits in a heat wave

Hazy summer afternoon over Atlanta rooftops and AC units
From the first ring to the last screw

What happens after you call

  1. You call, any hour

    A person answers. We ask what the system is doing, how old it is and whether anything smells, leaks or trips a breaker.

  2. We talk through safe steps

    If something can be checked safely while you wait, like a tripped float switch or a loaded filter, we walk you through it.

  3. A technician diagnoses it

    At the house we test before we replace: electrical readings, refrigerant pressures, airflow and static pressure, and the safety controls.

  4. You see the options

    We explain what failed, what the repair involves and, when it is worth comparing, what replacement would look like. You choose.

  5. We fix it and clean up

    The repair gets done and tested, the work area is left clean, and you know what we found and what to watch for.

Technician explaining furnace readings to a homeowner

Most calls are repairs, not replacements. When a system does need replacing, we size it with a load calculation rather than matching the old tonnage, because Atlanta homes are often oversized for their ductwork.

Equipment brands we service and install

Atlanta homes run a wide mix of equipment. We repair and replace Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem and Ruud split systems, Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric mini-splits, and the other brands below, and we source parts by model number rather than guessing.

Brand names are shown to describe the equipment we work on. We are not claiming a dealer or factory relationship with any manufacturer.

Tree-covered southwest Atlanta neighborhoods from above
Where we work

Southwest Atlanta, the airport cities and the counties beyond

Inside the city, much of our work is in older housing: the 1910s and 1920s bungalows of Westview and Capitol View, the Victorian houses of West End, and the 1950s and 1960s brick ranches of Collier Heights and Cascade Heights, where original ductwork is often due for attention.

Around Hartsfield-Jackson, homes in College Park, East Point and Hapeville may have been treated under the airport noise insulation program, which changes how tightly a house is sealed and how its AC behaves.

Further out, we cover South Fulton, Fayette County including Peachtree City, Douglas County and Coweta County, where our office sits in Newnan.

How we work

What you can expect when you call Royal Air

A person answers, any hour

Calls are picked up around the clock, and the first conversation is about what your system is doing, not a script.

Heating and cooling under one roof

Furnaces, heat pumps, central air, mini-splits, ducts and air quality, so one visit can look at the whole system.

Options before work starts

We explain the repair and, when it is worth comparing, the replacement, then you decide. Nothing starts without your yes.

Homes and light commercial

The same phone line handles a bungalow in Westview and a rooftop unit on a strip of shops.

Articles

Plain answers for Atlanta homeowners

Written by Eugene Glisson, our HVAC guides editor, from the problems we see on real calls.

Sagging attic flex duct above upstairs bedrooms in an Atlanta two-story house

Why the Upstairs Runs Hot in Atlanta Two-Story Homes

An upstairs that runs several degrees warmer than the first floor in an Atlanta two-story home usually has three causes stacked together: attic heat pressing on the ceiling and ducts, too little return air upstairs, and…

Heat pump running a defrost cycle on a cold Atlanta morning

Heat Pump or Gas Furnace in Georgia: How to Choose

For most Atlanta homes, a heat pump handles the bulk of winter comfortably because January lows average near 34F.

New versus pollen-loaded HVAC filter during Atlanta pollen season

Atlanta Pollen Season and Your HVAC Filter

During Atlanta's spring pollen peak, check your HVAC filter every two to three weeks and replace it when it is visibly coated.

Before you call

Questions people ask before they call

Too hot, too cold or too humid? Call any hour.

Tell us what the system is doing. We will explain what it usually means, what it might cost to fix and what happens next.

Where the office is

Our Newnan office covers southwest Atlanta

Royal Air of GA
43 Fluellen Rd, Newnan, GA 30263
(470) 205-5806
Phones answered 24 hours, 7 days
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