Audie L Tacito

Audie L Tacito handles HVAC work for homeowners across Corpus Christi, Texas. The company focuses on keeping cooling and heating systems running in a coastal city where salt air and heavy humidity put extra stress on equipment year round. Local houses often deal with units that struggle during long summers and sudden cold snaps in winter, so the crew steps in to handle installs, repairs, and routine service calls that keep indoor air comfortable without constant breakdowns.

Corpus Christi weather means AC compressors and coils take a beating from constant moisture and coastal conditions, leading to common jobs like replacing worn capacitors, fixing refrigerant leaks, and cleaning out clogged drains that cause water damage. Technicians respond to calls for no cool air in the middle of August or weak airflow from dirty filters after storm season. They check ductwork for gaps that let humidity sneak inside, balance systems so rooms do not feel muggy, and replace old thermostats with models that handle the local temperature swings. Homeowners in the area count on quick turnaround when a unit quits during peak heat.

Customers keep coming back because the work stays reliable and the pricing stays fair, with clear updates on what needs fixing and how long it will take. Reviews highlight fast response times even on busy days, solid quality on repairs that hold up through another summer, and straightforward communication that avoids surprises on the bill. The high volume of feedback shows consistent results on both routine maintenance and tougher fixes. DIRT Score 4.51 from 1825 reviews on Finds.

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“First I was put in a hallway in the ER where there were ppl not of a sound mind walking around and I did not feel safe. Second, the nurse in charge of me stopped by maybe a handful of times to render me any kind of attention whatsoever. 3rd, I saw a NP in the hallway. 4th, the ekg was hooked up to me in the hallway for everyone to get their eyes full. 5th, I never saw a doctor until the day I got discharged. What happened to me was never discussed so I didnt know if I had a heart attack or if I was just nuts. Send me home with paperwork for a heart attack but tell me "they aren't saying I had one" but they are giving it to me anyway. Then the discharge paperwork says to resume normal activities but the cardiac paperwork says rest for 3 to 6 weeks before resuming. The nurses on the second floor were great. Everyone was super nice and attentive they get all the stars. This was the most screwed up hospital stay Ive ever had in my life. 24 hrs without anything to eat or drink. I was not given fluids through an IV nothing. The night nurse I had finally took care of making sure I had something to eat and drink. He isbtje one who checked to make sure it was OK and he made sure I was fed. In disgruntled and disappointed.”

“This hospital and the staff are very very good! Respectful caring and I got right in and was taken to my room after a short wait. Nurses on the second floor were wonderful. Very caring and were always making sure we were comfortable. The doctor came in right away to tell me I was okay, and the test results were all good and I was going to be released soon. He also said the urgent care in Rockport should have never sent me to corpus.”

“ER care was great! Y'all were attentive, however, not too impressed with the Dr. on duty that day. At least I was in and out quickly. 3 of my nurses on 3rd floor were awesome; Debra, Elissa, and Esther. My CNA Janie was amazing. Not so much the other nurses. The food was awful. I went without eating most times. Chicken was vulcanized; hard and tasteless. If patients are going to be on a sodium free diet, at least find ways to season the food to make it taste better.”

“All the staff at the ER were competent and courteous. We waited 7 hours to be admitted for a collapsed lung. That seemed too long to sit in a chair. The hospital staff was exceptional, caring and qualified. Doctors and nurses were available quickly when needed and did their jobs very well. Food was very good. Thank you for healing us.”

“I was in a bay directly across from the nurses station, so I was able to see and hear the doctors, nurses, medics, and transporters. I was transferred over from Rockport to wait on a room to be ready. After an hour of laying in the bay, the doctor finally gets out of his chair and comes in only to lower the bed since the medics had left it elevated. The doctor did not say one word to me at all. After another 45 minutes of laying there, I hear someone say, "The patient in _ hasn't had vitals since getting here and she needs meds as well." The response was, "Oh, she's here?" This was 2 HOURS after I had arrived! The nurses were so busy talking about some show that they weren't taking care of their patients. I was never given the call button, so I had no way to control the TV or call for the nurse if I needed something without trying to yell. I had a tube going down my nose into my stomach and it started rubbing the back of my throat like it was poking me, so I had to lay on that hard cot and yell for the doctor since he was the only one not talking or involved in a conversation just to get an x-ray to determine if the tube was where it belonged. I've been to an ER that the nurses spent more time gabbing than they do actually tending to their patients. I know that I can never avoid that ER since that is the hospital most of my doctors are associated with, but I really wish that there could be more patient care training done for the staff.”