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Why Homeowners Trust Texas Heat & Air

Who we are

Texas Heat & Air is the public name ofTULEY, TIMOTHY MARK TX HEAT AND AIR LLC, a Texas AC and refrigeration contractor based at104 Vantage Dr., Suite B, Cleburne, TX 76031. Call us at(682) 438-8127. Call (682) 438-8127 to ask about current hours and the soonest opening.Call Texas Heat & Air at (682) 438-8127 to ask about the soonest opening and what after-hours help is available.

Licensed — and here is how to check

Texas ACR Contractor LicenseTACLB00051450E(Class B), active, expires March 26, 2027. You do not have to take our word for it: search the license number in theTexas Department of Licensing & Regulation license search, and read ourBBB profile.

One honest limit: a contractor license covers the company. It does not by itself certify any individual technician. Which is why we do not present it that way.

How a service visit works

Ask Texas Heat & Air to confirm the diagnostic fee when you book, and whether it is credited toward a repair. Ask Texas Heat & Air what you will get in writing, and what your approval covers, before you book. Ask Texas Heat & Air what an estimate for a replacement system costs before you book.

Warranties, stated plainly

Our repair and installation work carries a workmanship warranty, with its terms confirmed in writing before work begins (owner-stated policy; the written policy document will be linked here when it is finalized). System warranties belong to the makers — their terms, including documented-maintenance conditions, are theirs. We will show you exactly what yours need.

Read what customers say — everywhere

We would rather you read the whole picture than a highlight reel:BBB profile·Yelp profile· Google reviews (linked from our homepage). Every customer is invited to review us after service. The same invitation, whether the experience was great or not. Never in exchange for anything.

How the articles in this Knowledge Center are reviewed

Every article in this Knowledge Center is published by Texas Heat & Air as an organization and is checked against the sources it cites before it appears here. If we find an error, we correct it. Homeowner comprehension testing of this library is planned and has not yet been performed. We will say so plainly until it has.