Residential AC Not Cooling Repair in Eads
Eads is an unincorporated community east of Bartlett and Memphis and north of Collierville. If your Eads home's air conditioner is blowing warm air or struggling to keep up, call to be connected with an independent HVAC contractor serving the area.
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.
Eads at a glance
Eads 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.
| Type | Unincorporated community in Shelby County (not a census-designated place); parts annexed by Memphis |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 38028 |
| Distance from Bartlett | About 9.8 miles east of central Bartlett (straight line) |
| Main route | U.S. Route 64 east toward Interstate 269 / Tennessee State Route 205 |
| Population | No official place population (not a CDP). ZIP 38028 ACS 2020–2024: about 7,992, including part of Fayette County |
| Median year homes built | 1996 (ZIP 38028) (Census Reporter ZIP 38028) |
Sources: Wikipedia: Eads, Tennessee; Census Reporter ZIP 38028.
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.
Homes and systems in ZIP 38028
Eads is not a census-designated place, so figures come from ZIP 38028, where the median home was built around 1996. The ZIP stretches into Fayette County, including parts of Hickory Withe and Fisherville.
Some larger homes have two or more air conditioning systems for different floors or wings. When only part of such a house is warm, the contractor will check which system is serving that area before assuming the whole house has failed.
Homes from the mid-1990s were built with R-22 equipment. Outdoor units also collect grass clippings and leaves on the condenser coil, which reduces cooling on hot afternoons. Keep at least a couple of feet clear around the outdoor unit, but leave coil cleaning inside the cabinet to a technician.
Railroad origins and county roads
Eads was founded in 1888, when the Tennessee Midland Railroad was laid through a village then known as Sewardville, and it is named after engineer James Buchanan Eads. Most of it lies in the Memphis annexation reserve.
Major roads include U.S. Route 64, Interstate 269 (Winfield Dunn Parkway), State Route 205 (Collierville-Arlington Road and Airline Road) and Seward Road. On January 1, 2020, a strip south of U.S. 64 was de-annexed from Memphis and returned to county jurisdiction. Because jurisdiction varies, ask the contractor whether a permit is needed for your address.
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 Eads
From Eads 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 Eads home about each.
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.
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.