A long, humid cooling season
From spring into fall, the AC does two jobs: cooling the air and pulling water out of it. Right-sized equipment, clean coils and clear condensate drains are what keep a home comfortable instead of cool and clammy.
What we do
Three sides of comfort, the same as our badge.
Red for heat, blue for cool, and clean air in between. Air of Texas handles all three, from a no-cool call in July to a full system design for a new home.
Cooling
Keep the house cool and dry through a Houston summer.
- Air conditioning repair & replacementDiagnosis and repair for warm air, short cycling, frozen coils and dead condensers, plus honest repair-or-replace advice.
- HVAC installation & designSystems designed around your house (load, ductwork and airflow), not just swapped box for box.
- Ductwork, airflow & insulationRooms that never cool? We repair, replace and balance ductwork and upgrade insulation.
Heating
Dependable heat for the cold fronts and hard freezes.
Air & airflow
Clean air, balanced rooms, and controls that make sense.
- Maintenance & diagnosticsSeasonal checkups and real diagnostics that catch small problems before they become August breakdowns.
- Duct cleaning & indoor air qualityDuct cleaning, filtration, UV and HEPA options, and humidity control for a muggy climate.
- Thermostats & controlsThermostat installation, repair and smart-thermostat upgrades wired and set up correctly.
Faith First.Integrity Always.Service with Purpose.
At Air of Texas, we believe that faith is the foundation of everything we do. As a Christian, locally owned and operated HVAC company, we strive to honor God through our work by serving others with honesty, integrity, kindness, and excellence.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
Real jobs, real photos
Most of the work happens where you never look.
In Greater Houston, the furnace, air handler and ductwork usually sit in an attic that tops 130°F in summer. Care up there decides how the whole house feels.
What customers say
Options, not pressure.
Our customers notice the same things we care about: straight answers, real choices, and problems actually fixed.
Request service online★★★★★
Quick, reliable service!
“Some of our rooms were not getting adequate air and the team was able to balance our system quickly and efficiently. Thank you Air of Texas for making a huge difference in the comfortability of our home!”
★★★★★
Fair, efficient and knowledgeable
“These guys know what they’re doing! Give you options and don’t try to force you to get things you don’t really need! Will never call another AC company again!”
Reviews quoted word for word from Air of Texas on LocateFaith.
Built for the Gulf Coast
Houston weather asks a lot of a system.
Short winters, sharp freezes
Most winter days are mild, which suits heat pumps. Then a hard freeze arrives, like February 2021, and a furnace or heat pump that skipped its checkup gets tested all at once.
Storms and outages
Tropical storms and hurricanes like Harvey and Beryl bring flooding and long outages. After high water, keep a flooded outdoor unit off until it has been inspected.
How it works
From first call to cool rooms.
Call (346) 452-0382 during business hours, or send a request online any time and we’ll get back to you.
Call or request online
Call (346) 452-0382, or send a service request through our online request form. Tell us what the system is doing.
We diagnose it
We find the actual cause, not just the symptom, and show you what we found.
You get options
Fair, honest pricing with real choices. No pressure to buy what you don’t need.
We do it right
Work done with care, even where no one will see it: in the attic, behind the panel, inside the ducts.
Service area
Spring and the communities around it.
Based in Spring, serving Houston and surrounding communities.
Full service areaStraight answers
HVAC questions, answered.
Why is my AC running but not cooling the house?
The most common causes are a dirty filter or coil, a clogged condensate drain that tripped a safety switch, low refrigerant from a leak, or a failed capacitor or fan motor at the outdoor unit.
Is a heat pump a good choice in Spring and Houston?
Yes, for many homes. Our winters are mild, which is where heat pumps are at their most efficient, and the same unit does all the cooling in summer.
How often should I schedule HVAC maintenance?
At least once a year, and in Greater Houston twice a year is better: the cooling system in spring and the heating system in fall.
What indoor humidity should I aim for in Houston?
Keep indoor relative humidity below about 60%, ideally between 40 and 50%, to stay comfortable and discourage mold and dust mites.
What is SEER2 and what rating do I need in Texas?
SEER2 measures cooling efficiency under updated federal test conditions; higher is more efficient. Since 2023, new central air conditioners installed in the South region, which includes Texas, must meet about 14.3 SEER2 for smaller systems and 13.8 SEER2 for larger ones.