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No. We are 100% commercial and industrial. The whole business is built around commercial HVAC and commercial refrigeration — packaged rooftop units, chillers and air handlers, VRF and split systems, make-up air and ventilation, refrigeration racks, walk-in coolers and freezers, display cases, and ice machines. We do not take residential calls.

Both, under one contractor. Most facilities with a cold-chain component — grocery, restaurants, food processing, distribution — end up managing an HVAC contractor and a refrigeration contractor separately, and the two point at each other when a space runs warm or a case drifts out of temperature. We hold both scopes, so one crew owns the rooftop unit and the walk-in box.

Yes. Our emergency line is staffed around the clock — nights, weekends, and holidays — for commercial cooling and refrigeration failures across all three Texas branches. A warm walk-in is a product-loss clock rather than a comfort complaint, which is exactly why refrigeration and cooling emergencies get an around-the-clock line instead of a business-hours voicemail.

Often yes. The 20 cities listed are the hubs, but each branch also dispatches to the communities around them. If your facility is within reach of East Texas, Houston, or DFW, send us the address and what equipment you're running and we'll tell you straight whether we cover you.

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Scheduled visits sized to the equipment and the season: coil cleaning, refrigerant charge verification, superheat and subcooling checks, belt and bearing inspection, condensate management, electrical and control testing, filter changes, and documented temperature logs on the refrigeration side. The output is a service history and an equipment inventory you can actually use for budgeting and for audits — plus far fewer emergency calls in August.

Use the request form and tell us the facility address, the equipment that's down, and how urgent it is — we'll route it to the branch that covers you.

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