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Section 1 — Killeen, Bell County

A house you will hand back is still a house you have to live in

Heating and cooling across Killeen, Harker Heights and Copperas Cove — for owners, for tenants, and for the households in this town that change address more often than most.

A single-storey brick house on a Killeen street with a condensing unit at the side
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The work

  1. No-cool and no-heat calls

    Diagnosed with instruments and priced in writing before anything is replaced. Common parts are carried, and anything else gets a timescale rather than a shrug.

  2. Seasonal service

    Cooling checked in spring, heating checked in autumn, written up each time so the record builds instead of resetting.

  3. Duct work and airflow

    Sealing, repairs and measurement room by room. In this climate, attic duct losses explain more comfort complaints than equipment size does.

  4. Replacement

    Sized from the building with a load calculation and quoted with the duct work included rather than discovered afterwards.

  5. Rental and handover work

    Condition reports, before-and-after photographs and plain written findings that a tenant, an owner or a management company can all read. Section 4 covers it.

  6. Commercial plant

    Rooftop units, splits, unit heaters and extract on planned schedules, with a record per site.

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This town moves

A lot of households here are in a property for two or three years, and the heating and cooling system is the single most expensive thing in it that nobody inspects at either end.

Section 4 is a plain checklist for moving in, moving out, or taking on a rental — what to look at, what to photograph, and what to put in writing before anybody signs anything.

An air handler in a utility closet with the filter slot open and a clipboard on the floor
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Who we work for

  • HomesOwners and tenants alike, across Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove and Nolanville. We will work with a landlord or a management company where that is who holds the decision, and we will tell you plainly when it is.
  • BusinessesShops, offices, clinics, workshops and small warehousing along the highways, on planned schedules with a written record per unit.
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Questions

I rent. Can I still call you?

Yes. Ring us and we will tell you what it looks like and what it would take, and you can hand that to whoever authorises the work. We will ask early who that is, because turning up to a property where nobody can approve anything helps no one.

Do you write condition reports?

Yes — plain written findings on the heating and cooling system with dated photographs, addressed to a tenant, an owner or a management company. It is not taking sides; it is putting a date on a fact.

What should I check before signing for a property?

Run both the cooling and the heating whatever the season, photograph the data plate, open the filter slot and look for water staining under the air handler. The moving page sets out all three timelines.

Who is responsible for repairs in a rental?

That comes from your lease and from state law, not from us. We will describe what we find; what you are owed is a question for a tenants' advice service or a lawyer.

Do you carry parts?

Common ones — capacitors, contactors, igniters, flame sensors, float switches and filters. Anything else is ordered and you get a timescale rather than an open question.

Which areas do you cover?

Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Nolanville, Belton, Temple and Salado.

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Where we work

4003 E Stan Schlueter Loop, Killeen, TX 76543

Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Nolanville, Belton, Temple and Salado.

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