About FixKnights

What FixKnights is—and what it is not.

Official summary

FixKnights is preparing a simpler way for Austin homeowners to reach a participating local HVAC company by phone.

Facts last reviewed July 27, 2026

Quick facts

FixKnights at a glance.

These are the current facts about the Austin launch. Details not yet finalized are labeled to be announced.

Brand
FixKnights
What it is
A home-service call-connection platform
Current market
Austin, Texas
Initial service category
Residential HVAC
Launch status
Preparing for a limited Austin launch; homeowner calling is not open yet
Matching method
Service ZIP and participating contractor coverage
Calling method
Eligible contractors are contacted one at a time
Connection
The first participating contractor who accepts is connected to the homeowner
Hiring decision
The homeowner decides whether to hire the contractor
Contractor relationship
Participating contractors are independent businesses
Emergency use
FixKnights is not an emergency service
Details to be announced
Supported ZIP codes, homeowner call number, and operating hours

How the connection works

One request. One company at a time.

FixKnights is designed to reduce repeated calls and avoid sending a homeowner request to multiple companies at once.

  1. 01
    Enter the service ZIP

    The homeowner provides the five-digit ZIP code where HVAC help is needed.

  2. 02
    Check participating companies

    FixKnights identifies eligible contractors that serve that ZIP.

  3. 03
    Call sequentially

    Eligible companies are tried one at a time until a contractor accepts.

  4. 04
    Connect by telephone

    The accepting contractor and homeowner speak directly. The homeowner chooses whether to hire.

Clear boundaries

A connection platform, not an HVAC contractor.

FixKnights does not perform repairs, employ participating contractors, set prices, or guarantee availability, diagnosis, arrival, workmanship, or job completion.

Customers should confirm current licensing, insurance, pricing, and service terms before hiring. For fire, a suspected gas leak, carbon monoxide, or immediate danger, call 911 or the appropriate utility or emergency service.