Is Texas Heat & Air licensed in Texas?
Yes — Texas ACR contractor license TACLB00051450E through TDLR. The number is company-supplied; here is what stands behind it and the one check still open.
Yes. Texas Heat & Air holds Texas AC and refrigeration contractor license TACLB00051450E. The license comes through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The number is company-supplied — the company gives it out itself. Its BBB profile matches its name, address, and phone. One check is still open: reading back the live TDLR record. You can run that check yourself (Q92).
What you can safely check
- Search TACLB00051450E in TDLR's public license lookup before you schedule, if you wish. Q92 walks through the two-minute check.
- If any contractor refuses to give you a license number, treat that refusal as an answer in itself.
How this works
A license is the floor of contractor trust, not the ceiling. But it is a real floor.
A Texas AC and refrigeration (ACR) contractor license means the business met the state's requirements to contract for this work. It also means the business answers to a regulator. TDLR. WHich runs complaint and enforcement processes if something goes wrong. Working without a license is not a paperwork shortcut. It is the absence of that accountability.
Here is exactly what stands behind this company's number today. First, the number is company-supplied. It is part of the company's own fact record. The number it prints on its website and paperwork, where Texas law expects it to appear. Second, a third party agrees with the company's identity. The BBB profile lists the business on its own at 104 Vantage Drive, Suite B, Cleburne, with the same phone number and office hours the company states.
The third check is the strongest one. This page names it as still open instead of pretending otherwise: reading back the live record for TACLB00051450E in TDLR's public license search. That readback is on the pre-publication checklist. When it is done, this page will be updated. And if the record ever disagreed with the number printed here, the number would come down until it was resolved.
When to call a professional
If the license record raises a question you want answered, contact TDLR or the company and ask. A legitimate business can always explain its own record. And if any contractor. This one included. Cannot produce a number that matches its own name in the state search, do not hire them until that is resolved.
What happens next
Run the check in Q92 if you want the state's own confirmation. Ask Texas Heat & Air what you will get in writing, and what your approval covers, before you book.
Texas Heat & Air next step
Want the two-minute self-check first? Our number is TACLB00051450E whenever you are ready. To book or ask a question, call (682) 438-8127.
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- https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/acr/ — TDLR's Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors program page; the regulator and its license search.
- https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/cleburne/profile/commercial-air-conditioning-contractors/texas-heat-and-air-0825-235981897 — the company's BBB profile, corroborating name, address, and phone.