Remanufactured Carlyle 06E semi-hermetic compressor on the bench
Remanufactured to OEM specification · Houston, TX

Compressors remanufactured to the tolerance they left the factory with.

Family-owned in Houston since 2004, building reciprocating and rotary screw compressors to exacting OEM tolerances for HVAC and refrigeration contractors.

Coastal Hermetics of Texas

A family-owned shop in Houston, focused on three things: building top-quality compressors, providing exceptional customer service, and giving the technical support it takes to get the job done.

We build every compressor to last, and to make your install and maintenance easier — so you save time and money in the field.

2004
Family-owned since
OEM
Tolerances
100%
Run-tested
Finished remanufactured compressor, freshly painted with new fittings
What we build

Compressors, built to order.

Reciprocating and rotary screw compressors remanufactured to exacting OEM tolerances — plus the parts and technical support to keep them running.

Reciprocating

Reciprocating Compressors

Carrier, Copeland, Trane, and York reciprocating compressors — torn down to bare castings, machined back to factory dimensions, and rebuilt to run like new.

  • Carrier
  • Copeland
  • Trane
  • York
Rotary screw

Rotary Screw Compressors

Carrier, Trane, and York rotary screw compressors built for larger-tonnage systems.

  • Carrier
  • Trane
  • York
Parts

Parts & Supplies

The consumables and hardware that go with a compressor change-out, stocked and ready to ship alongside your unit so nothing holds up the install.

  • Oil · 1 & 5 gal
  • Acid reducer
  • Spring mount kits
  • Service valves
  • Crankcase heaters
  • Unloaders
Support

Technical Support

We help your techs get the job done — from identifying the right compressor for the system to answering the questions that come up in the field.

  • Model ID
  • Application help
  • Field questions
The bench

From worn core to remanufactured unit.

Every compressor follows the same measured, repeatable sequence — from the first core we ever built to the one going out today.

Pistons, connecting rods, valve plates and cylinder sleeves laid out during teardown
Teardown — inspection stageCoastal Hermetics
01

Teardown

The core comes apart completely — pistons, rods, valve plates, bearing heads, and sleeves — down to bare castings for inspection.

02

Inspect & measure

Bores, crank journals, and mains are measured to the thousandth, and the model is verified against the unit's build.

03

Machine & recondition

Surfaces are brought back to tolerance and gasket faces are trued. Anything outside spec is machined or replaced with new.

04

Reassemble to spec

New gaskets, bearings, and wear parts go in as the compressor is rebuilt to factory clearances, with valve plate valves set by hand.

05

Run-test

The finished compressor is run and checked — amperage on each leg and oil pressure logged — so it proves itself before it leaves the building.

06

Finish & ship

Painted, tagged, and shipped so a heavy compressor shows up clean and ready to set on your job.

Value added

The details matter.

The things we build into every compressor add up — a unit that lasts longer, pumps down better, and is easier to install and maintain. That's the part we take the most pride in.

OEM tolerances

Built to exacting factory tolerances for a longer compressor life.

Hand-set valves

Every valve plate valve is set by hand for the best possible pump-downs.

Easier oil changes

On Carrier 06D and Copeland, the side drain plug is drilled and tapped so oil changes are quick and clean.

Gaskets included

All the gaskets needed to connect the compressor to your unit ship with it.

Clean threads

Electrical box mounting threads are chased and fitted with new screws, so none strip or break off in the case.

Plug-and-play

Unloaders, the correct oil, end-bell orientation (30° or square), and fittings — all set up the way your install needs.

Get a quote

Let's get you the right compressor.

Send the compressor model number and your application, and we'll get you a price and lead time. Have the nameplate handy if you can — it saves a round of questions.