Independent directory · Texas, outside Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth
Licensed HVAC contractors across Texas
San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, the Rio Grande Valley, the Panhandle and the counties in between: find the air conditioning and heating contractors who hold a current state licence, by area and by county. The Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth areas are not part of this directory.
Call (844) 833-0090Talk to a local HVAC provider about a repair, a replacement or a new system.
The call goes to an independent local provider from a referral network, not to a listed contractor.
- Built from the licence registry of the State of Texas
- Grouped by statistical area, then by county
- Number, class, endorsement and expiration date for each licence
Browse Texas by area
Abilene area
3 counties
112 contractorsAlice area
2 counties
26 contractorsAmarillo area
4 counties
172 contractorsAndrews area
1 county
8 contractorsAthens area
1 county
50 contractorsAustin-Round Rock-San Marcos area
5 counties
1,386 contractorsBay City area
1 county
23 contractorsBeaumont-Port Arthur area
3 counties
181 contractorsBeeville area
1 county
14 contractorsBig Spring area
1 county
14 contractorsBonham area
1 county
24 contractorsBorger area
1 county
12 contractorsBrenham area
1 county
25 contractorsBrownsville-Harlingen area
1 county
208 contractorsBrownwood area
1 county
19 contractorsCollege Station-Bryan area
3 counties
142 contractorsCorpus Christi area
3 counties
299 contractorsCorsicana area
1 county
27 contractorsDel Rio area
1 county
37 contractorsDumas area
1 county
7 contractorsEagle Pass area
1 county
38 contractorsEl Campo area
1 county
24 contractorsEl Paso area
1 county
324 contractorsFredericksburg area
1 county
25 contractorsGainesville area
1 county
28 contractorsGranbury area
1 county
48 contractorsHereford area
1 county
3 contractorsHuntsville area
1 county
39 contractorsJacksonville area
1 county
23 contractorsKerrville area
1 county
39 contractorsKilleen-Temple area
3 counties
219 contractorsKingsville area
1 county
21 contractorsLaredo area
1 county
96 contractorsLongview area
4 counties
131 contractorsLubbock area
6 counties
233 contractorsLufkin area
1 county
53 contractorsMcAllen-Edinburg-Mission area
1 county
403 contractorsMidland area
2 counties
98 contractorsMineral Wells area
1 county
21 contractorsMount Pleasant area
3 counties
31 contractorsNacogdoches area
1 county
22 contractorsOdessa area
1 county
78 contractorsOther Texas counties
98 counties
787 contractorsPalestine area
1 county
24 contractorsPampa area
2 counties
14 contractorsParis area
2 counties
46 contractorsPlainview area
2 counties
12 contractorsPort Lavaca area
1 county
18 contractorsRaymondville area
1 county
4 contractorsRio Grande City-Roma area
1 county
21 contractorsSan Angelo area
2 counties
62 contractorsSan Antonio-New Braunfels area
8 counties
1,592 contractorsSherman-Denison area
1 county
108 contractorsSnyder area
1 county
3 contractorsStephenville area
1 county
35 contractorsSulphur Springs area
1 county
19 contractorsSweetwater area
1 county
5 contractorsTexarkana area
1 county
52 contractorsTown of Pecos area
1 county
4 contractorsTyler area
1 county
145 contractorsUvalde area
1 county
31 contractorsVernon area
1 county
6 contractorsVictoria area
2 counties
62 contractorsWaco area
3 counties
181 contractorsWichita Falls area
3 counties
74 contractorsZapata area
1 county
9 contractorsWhat these contractors are licensed to do
Air conditioning systems
Installing, replacing and repairing central air conditioners and heat pumps, from the outdoor unit to the indoor coil.
Heating systems
Gas furnaces, heat pumps and electric heating, whether the home is in the Hill Country or on the High Plains.
Ductwork and comfort controls
Ducts, vents, air filtration and thermostats, which set how well a system serves each room.
Need HVAC service in Texas?
Calls are answered by an independent HVAC provider from a referral network, not by the contractors listed in this directory. The publisher may be paid when a call is connected.
Before work starts
Confirm the licence with the state
The TDLR search shows whether a licence number is current and which business holds it.
Ask about insurance
Request a current certificate of insurance. The state licence does not tell you whether a given job is insured.
Put the job in writing
Equipment, capacity, what is included and when: a written estimate keeps the job clear for both sides.
How the directory is put together
This is a reading aid for a public record. It does not rank contractors and it does not sell listings.
A public state record
Every listing comes from the licence data that the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) publishes on the Texas Open Data Portal.
Current comfort-cooling licences
A licence is kept when it has not expired and carries the Environmental Air Conditioning endorsement or the Combined endorsement. Refrigeration-only licences are not listed.
Counties, grouped by area
The registry gives one business county per licence. Counties are grouped by the metropolitan or micropolitan statistical area defined by the federal government; the others are listed together. The Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth areas are outside this directory.
Good to know
Why are Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth missing?
This directory covers Texas outside those two metropolitan areas. A licence is listed under the county declared in the state registry, and the counties of the Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth areas are not included here.
How are the areas defined?
They are the metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas published by the federal Office of Management and Budget in July 2023. A county that belongs to none of them is listed under Other Texas counties.
What does the directory take from the state registry?
The business name, the licence number, the class, the endorsement, the expiration date and the business county. The registry has no street address or phone number for these licences.
What is the difference between Class A and Class B?
Class A covers equipment of any size. Class B covers cooling systems of 25 tons and under and heating systems of 1.5 million BTU per hour and under.
Who picks up when I call the number on the site?
An independent HVAC provider from a referral network. It is not the phone number of a listed contractor, and the publisher may be paid when the call is connected.
Is there a fee to be listed?
No. Listings are drawn from public records. Contractors do not apply, do not pay and are not partners of this site.
How do I ask for a correction or a removal?
Use the Contact page and give the licence number. Requests are handled by hand. The licence record itself can only be changed by TDLR.