When the air goes out at home, the family sweats it out for an afternoon. When it goes out at a business, staff and customers feel it within the hour. We repair, replace and maintain heating and cooling systems for business properties across Fort Worth and Tarrant County, with NATE-certified technicians, a flat price you approve before any work starts, and a real person answering 817-290-3373 around the clock.
Diagnosis and repair for cooling and heating failures, priced before we touch a tool.
New equipment sized from a load calculation for your space, not copied from the old unit’s label.
Scheduled tune-ups that catch worn parts before they fail on the hottest day of the year.
One system that cools through long summers and heats through short winters.
Zoned comfort for rooms the main ductwork cannot reach.
Smart thermostats that stop a system from cooling an empty building all night.
Filtration, purifiers and UV for the air your staff and customers breathe.
Live dispatch on nights, weekends and holidays, when a failure will not wait for Monday.
Heating, cooling and moving air are a large share of what a business pays to keep its doors open. The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s survey of commercial buildings found that space heating was the largest single energy use in U.S. commercial buildings in 2018, at about 32 percent, with ventilation at about 10 percent. The EIA also notes that climate and weather shift the balance between heating and cooling from region to region, and in North Texas the long cooling season is what wears equipment.
That is why we ask about the age of the equipment on every call. ENERGY STAR suggests having heating and cooling equipment evaluated once it is more than 10 years old, and planning a replacement on your own schedule, with quotes in hand, beats letting a breakdown in August pick the date for you.
Plenty of HVAC problems in a building end at another trade. A condensate line backs up into a ceiling. A breaker trips every time the compressor starts. A gas supply needs work before a new heater can go in. We hold all three Texas licenses under one roof:
So the same company that fixes the cooling can clear the drain line or chase the electrical fault, on one quote, without waiting for a second contractor. When the trouble turns out to be water rather than air, our commercial plumbing team handles the building’s pipes, drains and water heaters.
The City of Fort Worth requires building, electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits for commercial remodels and additions, and the building permit has to be issued before any trade permit can be applied for. If new heating and cooling equipment is part of a remodel, that order matters for your schedule, so tell us early and we will plan the mechanical work around it.
A few details help our technician arrive with the right parts and a clear plan:
If the system has failed, switch it off at the thermostat while you wait. Running a failed or frozen unit can turn one repair into two.
You get a flat, upfront price after diagnosis and approve it before work begins, backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. Our trucks are stocked for one-visit fixes and our technicians are NATE-certified. For a larger replacement, we put a written quote with financing options in front of you first.
We work out of our office at 1315 Colony Ct in Haltom City and serve Fort Worth, North Richland Hills, Keller, Southlake, Grapevine, Mansfield and the rest of Tarrant County. To get a technician scheduled, call us at 817-290-3373 or book online.
Call 817-290-3373 or book online.
Yes. We repair, replace and maintain heating and cooling systems for business properties across Fort Worth and Tarrant County, with the same NATE-certified technicians and upfront pricing we use on every job.
Yes. A real person answers 817-290-3373 24 hours a day, and we dispatch on nights, weekends and holidays, so you are not stuck waiting for the next business day.
After diagnosis you get a flat, upfront price, and nothing starts until you approve it. There are no hidden fees, and the work is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Repair usually makes sense for a newer system with a minor fault. ENERGY STAR suggests an evaluation once equipment passes 10 years, and a system that old with major or repeated failures is often the better candidate for replacement. We give you an honest recommendation and a written quote either way.
Yes. Fort Worth requires building, electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits for commercial remodels and additions, and the building permit comes first. We plan the mechanical work around that order.
Same day appointments across Fort Worth & Tarrant County. Fully-stocked trucks, friendly uniformed techs, upfront flat-rate pricing, call now and we’ll be there.