Orleans + Jefferson
AC help for New Orleans homes.
Repairs, replacements, and straight answers from Frog, a local contractor who got tired of being on your side of the invoice.
- Scheduled service
- Old-house aware
- Clear findings
Origins
He got licensed after years on your side of the invoice.
Frog owns and manages New Orleans rentals. Too much time and money disappeared into air-conditioning calls that were late, vague, or hard to compare.
So he learned the work and got licensed. That owner’s-eye view still shapes the job: explain the problem, separate what is needed from what can wait, and leave enough detail for the next decision.
Why Frog does this workHow Frog can help
Start with the decision in front of you.
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AC repair
Warm rooms, frozen lines, drainage trouble, short cycling, strange noise, or a system that will not start.
Repair help - 02
AC replacement
A house-first look at equipment, humidity, airflow, ductwork, electrical needs, and the actual scope.
Replacement help - 03
For landlords
Clear findings, tenant-aware scheduling, and repair or replacement notes made for small property portfolios.
Landlord service
AC Help
Start with the question in front of you.
Plain-language guidance for New Orleans houses, before you book a visit or spend money on the wrong fix.
Visit AC Help- Not coolingWhy is the AC running but the house is still warm?
Start with the thermostat, filter, breakers, and outdoor unit. If those look normal, the repair page explains what to send with a request.
- Water or iceWhat should I do when I see water, ice, or a clogged drain?
Shut the system off if water could damage the house. Then note where you see it and how fast it returns.
- Repair or replaceWhen does replacement make more sense than another repair?
Age is only one factor. Comfort, refrigerant, ductwork, repair cost, and how long you plan to keep the house all matter.
- New Orleans housesWhy does the house still feel humid even when it is cool?
Runtime, airflow, equipment size, and duct leaks can all leave a New Orleans house clammy.
The whole house
Follow the question past the equipment.
Cooling, moisture, the power bill, and the building all affect one another. These guides keep those connections visible without making you learn the trade first.
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Home Comfort
Humidity, hot rooms, airflow, old-house quirks, and which improvements deserve attention.
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Your HVAC
Sizing, efficiency, equipment life, ducts, filters, and refrigerant in plain language.
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Tools & Costs
Calculate operating costs, inspect a bill, check equipment facts, and organize a decision.
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Buying a House
Inspect the AC, estimate remaining life, find red flags, and ask better questions before closing.
Service area
Orleans and Jefferson. One honest footprint.
Scheduled residential work stays inside the two parishes AC Frog can serve well.
The service-area page explains where Frog works and what to send with a request.
Check the service areaScheduled service
Tell Frog what is going on.
Share the basics. Do not include payment information or a full street address. This request is for scheduled residential service, not emergency dispatch.