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AC and heating repair · DFW

  • DA

    DT Air Conditioning & Heating

    5.0 (383)Plano

  • LK

    Lion King Heating And Air Conditioning

    5.0 (99)Coppell

  • BS

    Benchmark Service

    5.0 (84)Irving

  • LC

    Legacy Climate Systems

    5.0 (50)Mesquite

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18 HVAC companies on Job Hound serve Dallas–Fort Worth. Ranked by service record, never by who pays.

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What it costs

AC and heating repair prices in Dallas–Fort Worth

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What changes the price

  • 01Repair vs. full replacement
  • 02Parts like capacitors, motors or refrigerant
  • 03Emergency, after-hours or weekend service
  • 04System size and efficiency rating for replacements

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Before you hire

How to choose HVAC companies in North Texas

  1. 1

    Check the license

    HVAC contractors in Texas must hold an air conditioning and refrigeration license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Ask for the number.

  2. 2

    Ask about the diagnostic fee

    Most companies charge to come out and diagnose the problem. Ask whether it goes toward the repair.

  3. 3

    Get a second quote on replacements

    A full system replacement is a big expense. Get more than one quote and compare the equipment brand, size and warranty.

  4. 4

    Ask about maintenance plans

    Spring AC and fall heating tune-ups catch problems early. Ask what a plan includes before you sign up.

North Texas notes

AC and heating repair in North Texas: what's different here

  • Summer highs in North Texas regularly pass 100°F, so AC failures are urgent and HVAC companies get booked up fast in July and August.
  • Schedule an AC tune-up in spring, before the first heat wave, when companies have more open slots.
  • Many DFW homes use electric heat pumps or gas furnaces that only run a few months a year, so a fall check is a good habit.

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FAQ

AC and heating repair questions

How do I check if an HVAC company is licensed in Texas?

Ask for their TDLR license number and look it up on the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation website.

How often should I service my AC in Texas?

Once a year in spring for the AC, and once a year in fall for heating. Change filters every one to three months.

Should I repair or replace my AC?

Older systems with repeat repairs, refrigerant leaks or rising power bills are often worth replacing. Ask the tech for both prices and the age of your unit.

Why is my AC running but not cooling?

Common causes are a dirty filter, a frozen coil, a failed capacitor or low refrigerant. Turn it off and check the filter, then call a pro if it still is not cooling.

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