Plumber, AC Repair & Electrician in Manchaca, TX

It affects the paperwork, not the service. Because Manchaca is unincorporated, the permitting authority for most work is Travis County rather than a city building department, and utility water and sewer availability depends on your specific property. Our office handles the permit questions as part of the job, and our plumbers and electricians are licensed for work anywhere in the Austin area, incorporated or not. You call, we schedule, a licensed technician diagnoses the problem and gives you a written price before starting. The Home Comfort Guarantee applies exactly as it does inside the Austin city limits.

Well water in south Travis County shifts with rainfall and drought, so a change in taste, odor or staining is common and worth testing rather than guessing at. We test for hardness, iron and sediment, then match the treatment to the result: a softener for hardness and scale, sediment filtration ahead of it, iron treatment if that is what is staining fixtures, and a reverse osmosis tap in the kitchen for drinking water. We do not sell equipment you do not need; the test tells us what the water actually contains. If the well itself is the issue, we will say so and point you to a pump and well service.

Usually, yes. A heat pump cools exactly like a conventional air conditioner and reverses to heat the house without a furnace or gas line, which is a good match for all-electric Manchaca properties and for homes on propane that would rather not buy it for heating. Modern units handle Central Texas winters well, with electric backup for the rare hard freeze. We size the system for the house, the sun exposure and the attic, not for a chart, and review the ductwork at the same time. Compare options on our Austin heat pump page, and ask about financing when we quote it.

Yes. Radiant’s licensed electricians handle outbuilding work across the Austin area: a sub-panel in the shop, circuits for welders and compressors, exterior lighting, a well-pump circuit, or an EV charger in a detached garage. The first step is checking the main panel and service capacity, because a house built decades ago may not have room for a 60-amp feed to a barn. If it does not, we will show you the options with a written price for each. Everything is permitted and inspected properly, and no work starts until you approve the number.