24/7
Emergency-first dispatch

Falcon 5 Plumbing & HVAC | Waco, Texas
Falcon 5 runs 24/7 dispatch out of Waco for no-cool calls, active leaks, dead water heaters, and the repairs that can wait until next week. You see the price before any work starts.
24/7
Emergency-first dispatch
4.9★
142+ local reviews
14
Waco-area communities
What we handle
A cooling breakdown, a heater that won't light, and a leak under the slab are three very different calls. Pick the closest match so dispatch hears the right symptoms from the first minute.

Cooling & airflow
Cooling repair help for warm air, weak airflow, or a house that will not pull down.

Heat & controls
Safe heat checks, controls, ignition, and airflow in one visit.

Leaks, drains, water heaters
Local plumbing company help for active damage, repeat problems, and planned repairs.
Find the right service fast
If you already know what is wrong, these links save a step. Choose the closest issue and you will see what to expect, what details help, and whether the problem needs urgent dispatch.
AC Repair
Warm air, frozen coils, short cycling, weak airflow — same-day cooling diagnosis and repair.
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Emergency AC Repair
No cooling in serious heat, repeated breaker trips, and AC failures that cannot wait for an appointment.
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All HVAC Services
Every heating and cooling service in one place — repairs, installs, heat pumps, ductwork, and more.
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HVAC Repair
Thermostat trouble, airflow problems, uneven rooms, noisy equipment, and full-system diagnostics.
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Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Seasonal maintenance, tune-ups, replacement planning, and energy-efficiency improvements.
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Furnace Repair
No heat, ignition trouble, short cycling, and furnaces that shut down before the house warms up.
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Plumbing Repair
Leaks, drains, fixtures, slab leak checks, and recurring plumbing problems — handled by a local crew.
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Emergency Plumber
Burst pipes, active leaks, sewer backups, no water — 24/7 dispatch before the damage spreads.
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Water Heater Repair
No hot water, temperature swings, pilot problems, breaker trips, and leaking tanks.
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Water Heater Replacement
Failed tanks, sizing questions, tank vs. tankless, and code-ready installation with haul-away.
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Why customers call us back
We find the actual problem first, then walk you through the repair options and prices before you commit to anything.
Licensed technicians, and the number on the van rings a local dispatcher — not an answering service in another state.
If something we repaired acts up within a year, we come back and make it right at no charge.
No cooling in August heat, water on the floor, a gas smell — those calls jump the queue, day or night.
4.9
Google rating
Built on 142+ local reviews.
Read all reviews →“Had my AC system go out they responded within a few minutes and were able to diagnose the problem quickly. We didn't need a new system and they were very clear on cost and repairs.”
Aaiyah Brown | Google Reviews · Oct 2025
“New to Waco and lucked out with this company. Had to change out a fuse so we had heat for the ice storm. Great guy and great service!! Highly recommend and will use again if need be.”
Debbie Owen | Google Reviews · Jan 2026
“Our sink was leaking, so Falcon 5 Plumbing responded to our AHS request for service. The response was almost immediate and our technician came out that day. Within a few hours, we had a new sink installed. He was very professional considerate, and did a great job.”
gabriel brodie | Google Reviews · Jan 2026
When the call could not wait
“Great price. Late one night during the Jan 2026 multi-day ice event, we had an outdoor faucet go haywire. We panicked and called Falcon 5. They answered immediately and got there right away.”
Sara Lefever | Google Reviews · Feb 2026
“I always know we can count on Joseph and his team at Falcon 5 to help us out for anything plumbing and AC. Even at almost 11pm on the weekend they were there and did it right.”
Chris Vangsnes | Google Reviews · Jul 2025
“Had a last minute emergency. Amazing response from the owner himself and came out to save the day. If you're looking for a true honest HVAC/plumbing company, give them a call.”
John Gallo | Google Reviews · Oct 2025
Service area
Dispatch base
117 Fort Graham Cir, Waco, TX 76705

What happens next
Call when it is active
Book stable repairs online
Diagnosis before approval
Waco home service guide
Home service problems rarely arrive in a neat category. A warm house might be a failed capacitor, a refrigerant leak, or a duct restriction. A plumbing complaint might be an obvious leak or a pressure change that points to something hidden. We use the first call to separate urgent risk from planned work, so you get the right visit instead of a canned appointment.
Waco homes are hard on both trades: long cooling seasons, brief cold snaps, slab foundations, and mineral-heavy water. The guide below tells you when to call right away, when to book online, and what details make the first visit count.
Urgent dispatch
Call when the problem is active or getting worse: no-cooling, no-heat, active leaks, sewer backup, gas odor, repeated breaker trips, water near electrical equipment, or no hot water for a household that cannot safely wait. Dispatch can then focus on stabilization before a broader plan.
Planned visit
Use online scheduling for maintenance, estimates, replacement planning, efficiency upgrades, recurring nuisance symptoms, and stable repairs. Written details help the team prepare, especially when you can share equipment age, fixture location, prior repairs, and preferred timing.
A good HVAC diagnosis goes deeper than the thermostat reading — airflow, refrigerant clues, electrical starting components, duct leakage, and controls all get checked. If the symptom is cooling-only, start with AC repair. If the house is heating up fast, call for emergency AC service. If the problem spans airflow, controls, heating, and cooling together, that is HVAC repair, and no-heat or ignition trouble belongs with furnace repair. We keep repair and replacement conversations separate, so you can approve the urgent fix without being pushed into a bigger project before the facts are clear.
Plumbing calls start with containment: if water is moving where it should not be, shutoff and damage prevention come first. For leaks, drains, fixtures, and planned work, start with plumbing repair. Burst pipes, sewer backups, and active leaks go straight to the emergency plumber. Failing hot water belongs with water heater repair, and when the tank is past saving, replacement is the honest answer. A slab leak, sewer backup, or failed shutoff adds property risk — those calls change from routine scheduling to urgent response.
These details do not replace inspection, but they help the technician arrive with better context. They also help dispatch decide whether the call belongs in emergency routing, planned repair, maintenance, financing, or replacement planning.
Falcon 5 serves Waco, Hewitt, Woodway, Robinson, China Spring, Bellmead, Lacy-Lakeview, McGregor, Lorena, West, Crawford, Bruceville-Eddy, Moody, and Riesel — same pricing, same crew, same warranty everywhere we go.
If the issue is active right now, call +1 (254) 717-0083. If it is stable, use the contact form and include what you already know — equipment age, what changed recently, and which rooms or fixtures are affected.
Book a visit
Two required fields and you're booked. Call instead for active leaks, no-cool, no-heat, or no-water — emergencies go to the front of the line.
Homeowner FAQ
We handle both. If your issue crosses trades, we can help you figure out the right path without making you coordinate two separate vendors.
Call if the problem is active right now: no cooling in serious heat, no heat in a cold snap, active leaks, sewer backup, or no hot water that cannot wait. Use the form for stable issues, estimates, maintenance, and replacement planning.
We regularly serve Waco, Hewitt, Woodway, Robinson, China Spring, Bellmead, Lacy-Lakeview, McGregor, Lorena, West, Crawford, Bruceville-Eddy, Moody, and Riesel.
Yes. That is a big part of the job here. We regularly work on aging HVAC equipment, older water heaters, mixed-material plumbing lines, and houses that have already had a few rounds of repairs.
Absolutely. We compare repairs against practical next steps like airflow fixes, system replacement, thermostat upgrades, filtration improvements, and maintenance planning.
A clear path to the equipment helps. For HVAC, it is useful to know if the filter, thermostat, or breaker changed recently. For plumbing, shut off the water if it is safe to do so and clear access to the leak, drain, or fixture.