Residential AC Not Cooling Repair in Cordova

Cordova is a community east of Memphis, south of Bartlett and north of Germantown. Most of it has been annexed by Memphis. If your Cordova home's AC is running but not cooling, call to be connected with an independent HVAC contractor.

Homeowners: please call if you own the home and make the decisions about repairs. Calls about billing or an existing appointment cannot be handled here.

Cordova at a glance

Cordova is covered by calls to (844) 434-1547, which connect you with an independent HVAC contractor serving the area around Bartlett. The facts below come from the Census Bureau and public sources; availability depends on your address.

Cordova, TN facts
TypeCommunity in Shelby County (mostly annexed by Memphis; not a census-designated place)
ZIP codes38016, 38018 (and 38088 PO boxes)
Distance from BartlettAbout 6 miles south of central Bartlett (straight line)
Main routeGermantown Parkway / North Houston Levee Road
PopulationNo official place population (not a city or CDP). ZIP-level ACS 2020–2024: 38016 about 44,136; 38018 about 38,527
Median year homes built1998 (ZIP 38016) and 1997 (ZIP 38018) (Census Reporter ZIP 38016, ZIP 38018)

Sources: Wikipedia: Cordova, Tennessee; Census Reporter ZIP 38016, ZIP 38018.

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1990s homes in ZIPs 38016 and 38018

Cordova is not a city or census-designated place, so there is no official town population. The two main ZIP codes have a median build year of 1997 to 1998, which means many homes have air conditioners that are either original or on their second system.

A home built in the late 1990s was originally fitted with an R-22 system, because new R-22 equipment was produced until 2010. Where the original outdoor unit is still in service, refrigerant leaks become a repair-or-replace conversation, since R-22 production ended in 2020. Homes that have already had a newer system installed usually use R-410A.

If your home has its air handler in the attic, keep in mind that in summer a clogged condensate line in the attic can stop cooling or cause ceiling stains, and an attic coil can freeze when airflow is restricted by a dirty filter.

Farms, Flowers and Fellowship

Cordova was founded as a farming village in 1835 and was known for the cut flowers it shipped to Memphis, which gave it the motto 'Farms, Flowers and Fellowship.' It was earlier called Allentown, Marysville and Dexter.

The 1889 railroad station on the corner of Macon Road and B Street still stands in Old Cordova. The community's boundaries are informal, roughly the Wolf River to the south, Whitten Road to the west, Interstate 40 to the north and Pisgah Road to the east, so give your full address when you call.

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Homeowners: please call if you own the home and make the decisions about repairs. Calls about billing or an existing appointment cannot be handled here.

AC services you can call about in Cordova

From Cordova you can call about any of the three residential AC services below. Your call is connected to an independent contractor serving the area, who diagnoses the system, explains the cause and gives an estimate before any repair.

Check the contractor before hiring

Tennessee requires a state contractor license for HVAC projects of $25,000 or more; smaller jobs fall under local licensing and permits, and refrigerant work requires EPA Section 608 certification. Ask the contractor who visits your Cordova home about each.

Referral service notice: Bartlett Cooling Help (acnotcoolingbartlett.com) is a referral service operated by Silvano Para. We do not perform HVAC work. Calls may be routed to and recorded by an independent HVAC contractor or partner network serving your area. In Tennessee, HVAC projects of $25,000 or more require a state contractor license (CMC-C or CMC) from the Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors, and smaller jobs are regulated by local licensing and permits; refrigerant work requires EPA Section 608 certification. Ask any contractor about their licensing, permits and insurance before hiring.

Nearby Areas We Serve

Calls are also accepted from Bartlett and the other communities listed below. Each page has its own local facts about housing age and roads, and the same phone number connects you with an independent HVAC contractor.

Call (844) 434-1547

Homeowners: please call if you own the home and make the decisions about repairs. Calls about billing or an existing appointment cannot be handled here.

Call (844) 434-1547