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    Pape Air Conditioning & Heating

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Texas Air & Heat - HVAC replacement in Fort Worth, Tx

    Texas Air & Heat

    (9 reviews)

    We are absolutely grateful for Texas Air & Heat…read more 5 stars for customer service and 5 star repair. For some context, my husband and I are first time home buyers. We just bought this home and have done some repairs on the home already. Our experience with repair companies has discouraged in our journey of homeownership so when our thermostat stopped working we were over it. We went to yelp and we chose to work with Texas Air & Heat and same day Daniel came and helped us out! Daniel was friendly and was more than happy to explain what the issue was. My husband wanted to put the thermostat back on the wall himself and Daniel even stayed to make sure there was no issues. We thought that was very thoughtful and kind of him. We are relieved to find a company who is honest, reasonably priced and just great customer service. This experience has given my family some relief in finding a company we know we can go to and get great service from. If we ever have AC or thermostat issues Texas Air & Heat will be our first call and we'll be more than happy to suggest anyone we know to them as well. Thank you so much! You guys rock!

    Had the pleasure of using Daniel at Texas Air & Heat the…read moreother day for my clients home. My Husband and I own a real estate brokerage, so we are constants in need of a licensed HVAC company. Our AC guy recently retired so took a chance and called Texas Air & Heat based off their reviews and they certainly did not disappoint! Spoke to Daniel (the owner) when I called on a Saturday to schedule and we made an appt for 8 am on Monday. He was super prompt (even text when he was a few minutes out. Once he got there, he looked through the whole system and diagnosed the issue. I asked him to not fix it yet since we were still under contract for the house, but had a detailed invoice with photos of how to fix the issue along with price involved to supply the sellers. Texas Air & Heat will for sure be my new HVAC company!

    Coomes Air Conditioning & Heating

    Coomes Air Conditioning & Heating

    (25 reviews)

    First, this company is no longer owned/operated by the Coomes family. Apparently the Coomes sold…read morethe company some time ago. We had them install a new a/c system in 2011 which failed constantly immediately upon installation. They came out over and over and couldn't figure out what was wrong. One night a couple of weeks after install, the electrical panel in the furnace closet for the system caught on fire. Had we not been home, our house would have burned down. They came out the next day and found that their installers (not the guy that came out to quote the system) did not wire the system properly. Once that was finally done properly, the system performed okay but has always put out very high humidity. They came every year to service this Carrier unit for the entirety of its 10 yr warranty. At that time, we switched to our neighbor's HVAC company to perform its annual maintenance for the next 3 years. We also change the Honeywell advanced filters every 3 months, instead of the recommended 6 months, to keep the system clean. Saturday of Memorial Day weekend we heard a thumping noise in the furnace closet and turned OFF the thermostat immediately and called our neighbor's HVAC company to come look at it, but their techs were taking off the entire weekend until Tuesday, so we called Coomes - they had installed it, after all, so thought maybe they could repair it more quickly. A tech came out and spent about 15-20 minutes (most of that at the compressor unit outside, even though we told him and the person who answered the phone, that the problem was with the fan blower assembly in the furnace closet inside the house) and took a few photos of the coils and one pic of the fan motor and declared that both the compressor and fan blower motor needed to be replaced, and that cost would be almost $5,000.00 for the compressor, and almost $4,000.00 for the fan blower assy IF they could even find either one of them, and this would take at least one week IF the parts could be found, so what he recommended was that we just purchase an entire new system for between $22k - $29k. He had spent less than 20 minutes on the premises and was quoting an entire new system and going on about the financing and saving sales tax, etc. and that made us VERY uncomfortable. For this, we were charged an $89.00 service call. We told him we were going to get a 2nd opinion. He also left the thermostat turned ON, which would have put a great deal of stress on the compressor had we not noticed it and turned it back OFF. We waited until our neighbor's HVAC company was back in town and after spending over an hour going over the inside and outside and testing every component in the system, he found nothing wrong with the compressor at all and the only problem found in the entire system was that the fan blower motor had died (which we already knew). The price to replace the fan blower motor, including labor, came out to $895.00 AND the part was IN STOCK LOCALLY. We did call the new owner of Coomes HVAC, (that used to be in Duncanville, but now it says Midlothian), and they agreed to destroy the $89.00 check we wrote for the "service call" after this situation was explained. The person who answered the phone when we called for an emergency repair was told why we were calling - we were looking for an emergency repair. We believe we were being scammed - or it's possible these new owners are not interested in repairing an existing system, only in selling new ones, so they overprice a repair. Whatever the case is, based on our situation - we suggest you research the current owners of any business, and get first-hand referrals or references plus a 2nd and even 3rd opinion on anything quoted.

    They would not give an estimation at all unless I talked a sales rep . I just needed a quote on…read morecost to see if it was doable .

    Pape Air Conditioning & Heating - hvac - Updated June 2026

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