Doctor Cool & Professor Heat
About the business:
In League City, we are Doctor Cool & Professor Heat – your dedicated HVAC specialists. We dive deep into your air conditioning woes, providing expert repairs and installation services to bring back the cool comfort you deserve. But we're not just about fixing what's broken; our heating contractor services ensure a cozy home during those chilly winter nights too.
At Doctor Cool & Professor Heat, we believe in delivering reliable solutions that match your unique needs. Our air conditioning contractor team is committed to restoring the balance of comfort and efficiency in your home. With a customer rating of 4.7/5 (based on 1437 reviews), you can trust us for dependable HVAC services tailored to your League City residence.
Services:
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Hours of operation
- Mon – Sun
- Open 24 hours
Latest reviews
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RANDY Pinney8 June 2026
Eddie Clark technician
Dr Cool /Professor Heat
Completed maintenance check up
Eddie is very professional and very knowledgeable. He always does an exceptional job, very thorough -
Dan Fallows8 June 2026
Originally had a 5 star review talking about quality parts with a solid warranty. I'm editing it because for a few reasons that lead me to believe there was a refrigerant leak and they were deceptive about it. They replaced my entire system in 2020 with a 5 year parts and labor and 10 year parts warranty. Note that this edit is being made in 2026, 1 year after labor is covered. For the past 2 or 3 years during the AC tune up, I keep being told that the refrigerant needs 1lb at $200+ for a number of years. (they would not confirm how many times that I paid for refrigerant and I haven't scoured my emails, but it's at least 2 or 3 times) This year, when labor is not included, a leak is found in the evaporator coil. I ask how much the part is that needs to be replaced, tech says $5000. A quick internet search this evening proved that wrong, coils are $1000+/- for my size system. And the "labor" cost for a guy replace the coil (which took about 3 hours) is $1750! Which coincidentally covers the cost of parts and labor!
So there was a leak for years that went unreported, I was constantly told that the system needed to be "topped off". I was just bold faced lied to about the replacement part cost to persuade me that the labor price was reasonable. And the labor cost was increased to cover the part, which was under warranty!
TLDR, multiple lies and omissions to avoid changing a leaking evaporator coil under warranty. Y'all lost a customer and it's very disappointing.
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Brad Reynolds8 June 2026
Fixed my AC issue and informed of another one coming. Piece was under warranty so proactively reduced price. Front desk and tech not on same page about diagnostic fee going towards repair cost but was able to get them aligned on that.
I inquired about replacing unit but different people handle that so didn’t immediately get any info. That’s good because they’re not upselling. On the other hand I would like for them to be able to communicate that interest back to the other team without me needing to reach out again.
Would recommend for honest AC help.