Lake Lewisville waterfront calls during post-Uri surges
The February 2021 freeze left hundreds of split-system heat pumps on Lake Lewisville waterfront properties with cracked coils, and replacement demand still spikes every cold snap when those older units cycle hard. A homeowner in Vista Ridge or MARTA Pointe dials three shops before 9 a.m.; the first truck to answer books it. Properties near the Lewisville Lake Toll Bridge often sit empty in winter, so when a freeze warning hits Denton County, those calls come in clusters. Narlo replies in 10 seconds, asks whether it's emergency no-heat or maintenance, and drops the job into your CRM while you're still on Highway 121. By the time you check your phone at the next stop in Flower Mound, the appointment is already on the board and the customer has confirmation. The homeowner never knows you didn't pick up — they just see a text from your shop number that reads like your dispatcher wrote it.