Air conditioning & heating in Keller & North Tarrant County
Keller grew from an 1881 railroad townsite into a city of about 45,000, and its homes range from 1970s houses in Bear Creek Estates to large two-story homes in Hidden Lakes and Marshall Ridge. We service them all, with the price upfront.
- Texas License #TACLA139178C
- Family owned and operated
- Local office in Azle
Bigger homes, wooded lots, and systems in their second decade
Keller's population grew from about 4,500 in 1980 to roughly 45,000 today, and most of that growth came as larger single-family homes, many built in the late 1990s and 2000s. A lot of those homes are two stories with two or more HVAC systems, and many original systems are now at the age where replacement becomes the smarter investment.
Two-story homes often fight an upstairs that runs several degrees warmer than the first floor. Zoning, duct adjustments, or a properly sized replacement can close that gap. And because Keller sits on the western edge of the Eastern Cross Timbers, many lots have mature oaks, which means leaves and debris collecting around outdoor units.
In older neighborhoods like Bear Creek Estates and Old Town Keller, ductwork and insulation can be decades old, so a duct inspection is often the first step toward better comfort and lower bills.
Keller neighborhoods we serve
A few of the Keller neighborhoods where homeowners call on us, from the original townsite to the newer communities.
- Old Town Keller
- Hidden Lakes
- Marshall Ridge
- Bear Creek Park area
Where our trucks run every day
Keller is in northeast Tarrant County, and we serve the whole city along with Haslet, Saginaw, and the surrounding area.
Parker County
Wise County
Our Azle office
5004 Knob Hill Rd Azle, TX 76020Tell us your neighborhood and we’ll confirm a technician can get there.
Total Comfort Maintenance Plan
Two tune-ups a year, same-day priority service, and 15% off repairs, for $289 a year or $24 a month.
Keller HVAC questions
Not sure what your two-story home needs? Call us at 817-863-1841.
Why is my upstairs so much hotter than downstairs?
Heat rises, the upstairs sits under a hot attic, and upstairs rooms are often at the end of the longest duct runs. Balancing the ducts, adding zoning, or correctly sizing the upstairs system when it's replaced can even things out.
My home has two AC systems. Do both need maintenance?
Yes. Each system has its own coils, drain line, and parts that wear out, so each one should get its own spring and fall tune-up. Total Comfort is $289 per year, per system.
My Keller home was built in the late 1990s. Is my AC due for replacement?
If the system is original, it's well beyond the typical 15 to 20 year lifespan, and replacement likely makes more sense than major repairs. Older units may also use R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer produced in the U.S. Our repair-or-replace guide walks through the decision.
Do oak trees affect my outdoor unit?
They can. Falling leaves, twigs, and pollen collect on the condenser coil and block airflow, which makes the system work harder. Keep a couple of feet clear around the unit and have the coil cleaned at your spring tune-up.
Comfort for Keller’s biggest homes and oldest neighborhoods
Call if your system is down, or book a visit online. Ask about our Total Comfort Maintenance Plan.