HVAC Directory - Midland, Texas, United States

HVAC companies in Midland, TX

Heating and air conditioning companies serving Midland and nearby Midland County communities, with the services and service areas each one lists. We list 2 companies with a local office here:

• Aire Serv of The Permian Basin, 13380 Highway 191, Midland. Services include emergency hvac services, emergency hvac installation and replacement, air conditioner repair, air conditioner installation and replacement, mini-split repair, mini-split installation and replacement; serves Gardendale, Goldsmith, Midland, Notrees, Odessa, Penwell.
• One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning of Midland, 10716 State HWY 191, Midland. Services include thermostats, duct sealing, air quality, air handlers, duct installation, duct repair; serves Midland, Odessa, Gardendale, Andrews, Goldsmith, Greenwood, Garden City, St Lawrence, Stiles, Big Spring and more.

What to know about HVAC in Midland

Oncor's Home Energy Efficiency Program

Oncor pays incentives to approved participating service providers for heating and cooling upgrades, insulation and other energy-saving projects in homes that have Oncor as their electric delivery provider. The incentives may cover all or some of a project's cost, homeowners and renters with the owner's permission can take part, and the programs typically run from February through November each year. Check the current program status and use Oncor's provider search to find a participating contractor before you replace equipment. Source: Oncor: Home Energy Efficiency Program

Midland's hottest days on record

National Weather Service records for Midland from 1930 to 2025 list the hottest day as 116 degrees on June 27, 1994, followed by 114 degrees the next day. The third-hottest reading was 113 degrees on August 26, 2019, and Midland hit 111 degrees three times in June 2023. Have your cooling system serviced before June, when several of these records were set. Source: National Weather Service Midland/Odessa: Midland Top Ten Warmest Temperatures

Only a bonded contractor can pull the permit

The City of Midland says a building permit can be obtained only by the property owner or the owner's licensed and bonded contractor, and a bonded contractor must be listed on the permit before it is issued. Once issued, the permit must be visible on the job site, and inspectors check the work at stages. Ask your HVAC contractor who will pull the permit and look for it posted while the work is underway. Source: City of Midland: Building Permits

Check the license

Texas requires contractors who install, repair or maintain heating, air conditioning or refrigeration systems to hold a license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Air conditioning and refrigeration companies must also employ a licensed ACR contractor at each permanent business location, and you can check any contractor in TDLR's license search. Source: official licensing page

Frequently asked questions

Does Oncor help pay for HVAC upgrades in Midland?

Oncor's Home Energy Efficiency Program pays incentives to approved participating service providers for heating and cooling upgrades in homes with Oncor as the delivery provider. The programs typically run from February through November each year, so check whether they are open.

What is the hottest temperature recorded in Midland?

The National Weather Service lists 116 degrees on June 27, 1994, as Midland's hottest day in records from 1930 to 2025.

Who can pull an HVAC permit in Midland?

The City of Midland says building permits can be obtained only by the property owner or the owner's licensed and bonded contractor, and a bonded contractor must be listed on the permit.

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