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North Houston Air Conditioning
About the business:
At homes across Katy, homeowners often grapple with HVAC issues that can disrupt comfort and efficiency. We're North Houston Air Conditioning, your reliable partner in the realm of HVAC services. Based in our local community, we specialize in HVAC contracting, providing top-tier solutions to keep your homes running smoothly.
Whether it's a malfunctioning AC unit or an unexpected heating issue, we're here to help. Our team of skilled professionals is equipped to diagnose and address any problem promptly, ensuring your home stays cool in summer and warm in winter. We take pride in our commitment to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, making us a trusted choice for Katy homeowners seeking HVAC expertise.
Join the growing number of satisfied clients who've entrusted their homes to North Houston Air Conditioning – where exceptional service meets your specific needs.
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Hvac Contractor
Book from $50In a moment when your air conditioning system falters, turn to us, North Houston Air Conditioning. Based in Katy, we …
Hours of operation
- Mon – Sun
- 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Latest reviews
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mikel joldan8 June 2026
Don’t waste your time and money.
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Clayton Kimball8 June 2026
They came to work on the AC today at the dialysis clinic and tripped the breakers to the AC to work on of course. But they also cut the power to the auxiliary ports on the treatment floor, so I had no power for my oxygen machines for my patients. They did not place a sign on the breaker box to let anyone know there are working on the roof and tripped the power. I went to turn the power back on so my patients could have their O2 and use my computers to work. Well the boss came outside to harass me and tell me I could have killed one of his workers and yelled at me wouldn’t even let me tell him he cut the power to my patients medical devices and could have hurt someone. He should have put a work order sign up and asked us if everything was okay on the floor after cutting power, he could have killed a bunch of people on the floor if didn’t noticed that my patients O2 concentrators were not powered on cause other things run on that power too. Unprofessional
