Question 1

What does Buffalo MR cover across the Greater Houston area?

Accepted Answer

Commercial HVAC and commercial refrigeration only — no residential. That includes packaged rooftop units, split and VRF systems, chillers and air handlers, make-up air and exhaust, refrigeration racks, walk-in coolers and freezers, display and deli cases, ice machines, and cold storage. We dispatch across Houston proper, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Baytown, Pearland, Conroe, and the surrounding communities.

Question 2

Do you offer emergency refrigeration service in Houston?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our emergency line is staffed 24/7 for refrigeration and cooling failures across the Houston metro, because a warm walk-in is a product-loss clock rather than a comfort complaint. Around-the-clock dispatch is the point of an emergency line — a failure at 2 a.m. gets the same answer as one at 2 p.m.

Question 3

Do you work in industrial and petrochemical facilities on the Ship Channel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Control room and electrical building cooling, process and equipment room HVAC, ventilation and pressurization, and the refrigeration and chilled-water equipment that supports plant operations are all within our commercial and industrial scope.

Question 4

Do you service grocery stores and food distribution cold storage?

Accepted Answer

Yes — refrigeration racks, condensing units, evaporators, walk-in coolers and freezers, display and deli cases, and cold-storage rooms, along with the store's HVAC. One contractor holds the air side and the refrigeration side of the same building.

Question 5

Does Houston heat and humidity change how you spec and maintain equipment?

Accepted Answer

It has to. Sustained 95-plus-degree days with high humidity push condensers to the edge of their design envelope, coastal air corrodes coils and cabinets faster, and refrigeration systems that would coast elsewhere run near capacity here. We build that into equipment selection, coil-cleaning frequency, and maintenance timing — heading into summer, not after the first failure.

Commercial HVAC & Refrigeration in Houston