Cypress, TX
(832) 334-5696

What we do

Two calls start most weeks. The other four are why we stay booked.

Houston Air Comfort has been sizing, installing and servicing heating and cooling equipment around Cypress for 25 years, licensed under TACLB34863E. Most first visits turn out to be one of the six below, and a good number of them turn into a second one once we have actually looked. Read about the family that runs it, or skip straight to the phone.

Carrier condenser beside a brick house in Cypress with manifold gauges connected during a charge check

Where most jobs start

Air Conditioning Installation

Sizing comes before anything gets quoted. An air conditioner without enough power will not cool a Cypress house through August, and one that is too big costs more to run and never stays on long enough to pull the humidity out of the air, which is the part of a Gulf Coast summer people actually feel. We install residential split systems, ducted or ductless, commercial central plant, and window or through-the-wall units, bracket work and hauling the old one away included.

Gree ductless mini split condenser on a pad with the line set chase run up the brick

Ductless is on the table too, house by house, room by room, wherever running new duct is not worth it.

The other common call

Maintenance and Repair

Replacing or repairing a furnace or air conditioner is expensive and it does not happen often, so most homeowners are working from no recent experience the day a system starts acting up. We explain what is actually wrong before we explain what it costs. A service and maintenance contract covers the twice-yearly visits that keep a small repair from turning into a replacement.

Ask about a maintenance contract
Carrier air handler set on the attic deck with insulated refrigerant lines run to it

The rest of what we handle

Heating, ducts, attics and commercial buildings

Cypress attic with two Carrier units under a spray foam roof deck and a boarded catwalk

Attic Insulation

As Houston's home services leader we have been in thousands of attics, and the same thing turns up in most of them: not enough insulation. The Department of Energy's recommended standard is 15 inches. Most homes around here average three to five, and up to 20 percent of a heating and cooling bill can be lost through that gap. The Home Energy Efficiency Inspection checks attics, walls and crawl spaces, radiant heat off the roof, attic ventilation and air leaks around the house.

Carrier gas furnace installed in a closet with flue and flexible gas connector

Heating

Houston winters are short, which is exactly why a furnace idle for nine months tends to fail the one week it gets used. Gas heat and heat pumps, repaired or replaced, flue and gas connection included.

Attic plenum and insulated flex trunks tied into a Carrier air handler, joints sealed with mastic

Duct Cleaning

Once a year keeps a duct system in the condition it needs to protect the air in the house, not just the airflow. Everything the house sheds gets recirculated through the trunk lines several times a day until it is cleared out.

Payne packaged rooftop unit set on new timber sleepers over a flat commercial roof

Commercial HVAC

Repair and replacement up to 25 tons, duct and thermostat work, indoor air quality, and a maintenance plan built around how the business runs. Commercial estimates are free.

On the record

4.7/502

Rated 4.7 from 502 Google reviews, licensed TACLB34863E, family owned for 25 years. Whichever of the six above it turns out to be, it starts with one phone call.

More on the licence and the family behind it on the about page.