Residential Air Conditioning Services

Arlington - Fort Worth - Mansfield

When you call on Lone Star Mechanical for HVAC services you can take comfort knowing you are working with Home Central Heating and Central Air Conditioning Experts with over 22 years of experience. Choosing a quality contractor for your heating and cooling needs is an important process. Choosing the right contractor will make the difference between getting the most comfort and efficiency for your money or settling for a system that doesn't meet your needs.

Lone Star Mechanical HVAC Services Include

Central Air Repair

Central Heating Repair

HVAC Troubleshooting

New Home Air Conditioning System Installation

New Home Heating System Installation

Air Conditioner Maintenance

Heat Pump Maintenance

HVAC Service & Repair for all Brands of Heating & AC Products and Systems

HVAC Duct Repair

HVAC Duct Cleaning & Sealing

Home Sealing

Home Insulation

Programmable Thermostats for Air Conditioner Energy Savings

Programmable Thermostats for Heat Pump Energy Savings

Geothermal HVAC Installation, Repair & Maintenance

 

Tips for choosing the right HVAC contractor.

Ask How Long the Company Has Been In Business

Common sense says that older, more established companies will have a better record of customer satisfaction.

Lone Star Mechanical has been in business since 1989 and has met the needs of thousands of satisfied Tarrant County Customers. We are a Better Business Bureau Accredited Business with an A+ Rating.

Confirm that the Company is State Licensed

A heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) contractor must have a state license and must be fully insured before they or their employees can charge you for work on your cooling or heating system. Laws concerning licensing and insurance were created to protect consumers. Contractors carrying licenses must follow (and are responsible to see that their employees follow) the mechanical codes which have been written to protect the consumer's equipment and home. Furthermore, a person who is not licensed cannot purchase liability insurance.

To secure a state license, the contractor must have passed a state licensing exam. In addition to testing prospective contractors for knowledge regarding the design, function, maintenance, and repair of cooling and heating systems, the exam also tests contractors' knowledge of the state mechanical codes. The mechanical codes were written to protect building owners from the use of substandard materials or shortcuts which could make the building unsafe. Compliance with the mechanical code reduces the risk of your heating and cooling system malfunctioning in such a way as could cause damage to the building or injury to its occupants.

Lone Star Mechanical is licensed by the state of Texas. Our license information is Air Conditioning Refrigeration Contractor License #: TACLB00012593C, TACLB00012608C Type: BC Phone: (817) 429-6734.

Confirm that the Company is Fully Bonded and Insured

Licensed contractors are required by the state to carry insurance for their company. If your property suffers damage due to an error made by the contractor or one of his/her employees, the insurance will pay for the replacement or repair of the damaged property.

Lone Star Mechanical is fully bonded and insured.

Don't Confuse EPA Certification with State Licensing

Be aware that many individuals will imply that they are licensed to work on air conditioners because they possess EPA certification allowing them to purchase and handle refrigerants such as Freon. An EPA certificate, while important, is not a state license. To obtain an EPA certificate, an individual must own and know how to use a recovery unit. The recovery unit captures the refrigerant which is released when a technician is working on an air conditioner or heat pump. This process reduces the damage caused to the ozone by refrigerants. An individual may become EPA certified and be allowed to purchase refrigerants for the purpose of servicing his or her own home, place of business, or automobiles. However, the possession of an EPA certificate does not qualify him or her to work for pay on others' residential or commercial cooling and heating systems.

In addition to a state license, Lone Star Mechanical possesses an EPA Certificate.

Ask About the Company's Technicians

A quality contractor is up-to-date on the newest developments in equipment, technology, and design procedures in order to choose and install a system, which will be the most efficient and most reliable system for you. The quality and experience of heating and air conditioning technicians can vary significantly. Heating and cooling equipment is becoming more and more complex and computerized and to ensure excellent service, you'll want technicians who are highly trained and certified as well as drug-free.

Lone Star Mechanical technicians are certified, industry trained and factory trained. We are a drug free company.

Ask About the Company's Indoor Air Quality Services

A quality contractor can help determine if your home is prone to indoor air pollution problems due to organic resins or vapors, poor air turnover or high humidity. If allergies are a problem, a quality contractor can service your heating and air conditioning system and recommend indoor air quality products that may prevent conditions that adversely affect your health and comfort.

Lone Star Mechanical offers a complete line of indoor air quality products.