AC and Heat Pump Repair in Mesa Park, Round Rock
North of Palm Valley Blvd between N Georgetown St and Sunrise Rd
Mesa Park is one of Round Rock's older neighborhoods, north of Palm Valley Boulevard (US 79) between N Georgetown Street and Sunrise Road, with Tiger Trail to the north. Mesa Park Drive and Green Meadow Drive run through it.
Older Homes, Electric Heat
Mesa Park was zoned in Round Rock's original 1969 zoning ordinance and annexed into the city in 1972. Its census block group shows a median year built of 1979: about 40 percent of homes from the 1970s, 35 percent from the 1980s and about 12 percent from before 1970 (Mesa Park tract housing data).
It is also the most electric-heated neighborhood on this site. About 85 percent of homes in that block group heat with electricity and about 14 percent with gas. In houses this age that means heat pumps and electric furnaces, and the ductwork may be original. Common Mesa Park work: heat pump and heat strip repair, duct and return repairs, aging outdoor units and thermostat wiring that has been changed over the years.
Around Mesa Park
The city's address records show about 270 single-family homes plus more than 500 apartment units in complexes along the edges. Streets include W Mesa Park Drive, Long Meadow Drive, Ridgeline Drive, Greenfield Drive, Rolling Green Drive and Wildflower Drive. The neighboring Mesa Ridge tract was annexed in 1977.
Mesa Village Park covers about 5 acres with 0.38 miles of concrete trail, practice fields and a picnic shelter. Stella Park and Bowman Park are close by, and the Brushy Creek Greenbelt runs along the south edge.
Mesa Park Schools
Mesa Park is zoned to Robertson Elementary School, then Hernandez Middle and Stony Point High.
| ZIP | 78664 |
|---|---|
| Zoned / annexed | 1969 / 1972 |
| Median year built (block group) | 1979 |
| Heating fuel | about 85% electric, 14% gas |
| Schools | Robertson Elementary, Hernandez Middle, Stony Point High |
Common Heat Pump and Duct Repairs in Mesa Park
Mesa Park's 1970s and 1980s homes mostly heat with electricity, so heat pumps, electric furnaces and heat strips get the most winter work. Older duct systems here leak at joints and returns, and outdoor units near the end of their life need capacitors, contactors and fan motors more often.
Work in Mesa Park: AC repair for Mesa Park homes, Mesa Park drain line and airflow repair, AC service in Mesa Park, heat pump repair in Mesa Park and Mesa Park furnace repair.
Nearby: Jester Farms and Chandler Creek to the north, and Taylor out US 79 to the east.
Sources and local offices: Mesa Village Park, Round Rock ISD boundary map, Census tract 215.03.