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Up 249

Heating & Air in Tomball, TX

Old Town homes, newer subdivisions and acreage properties northwest of Spring.

Housing
Mid-century homes near downtown, 1990s–2020s subdivisions, and acreage homes with outbuildings.
Power & gas
CenterPoint Energy delivers electricity to most Tomball addresses. Some rural properties use propane, so ask us about gas-versus-heat-pump options.
Weather
Summer heat and humidity, spring storms and the occasional hard freeze.

Tomball runs from its historic downtown along the old rail line out to newer subdivisions near the Grand Parkway and SH 249, with acreage properties and rural homes in between. That mix means one day is a mid-century house with tight duct space and the next is a large new home or a property with a separate shop building.

Older homes near downtown often have had ductwork added or rerouted over the years, and small returns that choke airflow. Out on acreage, longer refrigerant line sets, multiple buildings and well-used outdoor units are common.

Where we work in Tomball

  • Old Town Tomball
  • Neighborhoods along SH 249
  • Grand Parkway corridor
  • FM 2920 west of Spring
  • Acreage and rural properties

Common Tomball jobs

  • Return-air and duct upgrades on older homes
  • Heat pump vs. furnace decisions
  • Systems for offices and shops
  • Full system replacements

Tomball questions

Asked by Tomball homeowners.

My older Tomball home has one small return. Is that a problem?

Often, yes. Too little return air starves the system, which makes it noisy and less efficient and can freeze the coil. Adding or enlarging returns is a common, worthwhile fix in older homes.

I’m on acreage with no natural gas. What are my heating options?

A heat pump is often the simplest choice in this climate because it heats and cools with electricity. Propane furnaces are another option. We’ll walk through costs and comfort for your home.

Do you work on commercial buildings in Tomball?

Air of Texas provides commercial HVAC service. Call (346) 452-0382 to talk through your building and equipment.

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Too hot, too cold, or just not right? Let’s fix it.

Call Air of Texas in Spring, or send a service request online. We serve homes and businesses across Greater Houston, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

Call (346) 452-0382