Choosing an HVAC contractor is one of the more consequential decisions a homeowner makes. Your system runs year-round, it affects the air your family breathes, and a poor installation or shoddy repair can cause problems that compound for years. These are the questions worth asking.

Are you licensed and insured in Texas? This is not optional. A licensed HVAC contractor in Texas holds an HVAC Contractor License issued by the state. Ask for it. Liability insurance protects you if something goes wrong during the work.

Do you provide a written estimate before starting work? Verbal quotes are not quotes. A professional contractor will hand you a written proposal that itemizes what work is being done and at what price. If they hesitate to put it in writing, that hesitation is your answer.

Who will actually be doing the work? Some companies sell the job and then subcontract the labor to someone else. Know who is showing up at your door.

What warranty do you offer on parts and labor? Equipment comes with manufacturer warranties, but the labor warranty is the contractor's responsibility. A company confident in their work stands behind it.

Can you provide references or reviews? Established companies have a track record. Reviews on Google are public and verifiable. A company with years of consistently satisfied customers is a company that has earned that trust.

At Good Day, every technician we send to your home is someone we trust with our own reputation. If you have questions before scheduling, call us at (817) 502-2178.