The Best HVAC Companies in Paris, Texas

Trading since 1969 and still family and locally owned. It carries American Standard's Customer Care Dealer designation in American Standard's own dealer directory, which is the manufacturer's own vetting rather than a badge a company buys, and it is listed in the Lamar County Chamber directory under heating and air conditioning contractors.

The thing that separates it from every other shop here is the metal fabrication side. It builds its own ductwork and sheet metal rather than ordering stock fittings, which matters in a town full of houses built before anyone standardised a plenum. It also carries a vendor profile with TIPS, the interlocal purchasing cooperative Texas school districts and cities buy through, so its commercial paperwork has been through a procurement review most residential shops never see.

Run by Bart Jamar, who has spent his career in HVAC and sheet metal work. The BBB file dates the business to 1990, while the company's own site describes over 27 years trading under the Jamar Contractors name, so treat the exact founding year as a range rather than a fact. Either way it is one of the two oldest operations on this list.

It is an authorised Trane dealer and a Lamar County Chamber member, carries the major brands, and offers free estimates on new systems plus after-hours service. It is not BBB accredited, which is worth knowing but is normal for a shop of this age in a town this size.

Family owned and run by Mike and Dana Waggoner, trading since 1993, with a BBB file opened in June 2003. It is the one company here that publishes the actual list of towns it drives to, naming Paris, Reno, Powderly, Blossom, Honey Grove, Cooper and Roxton on its own site rather than claiming a vague region.

The service list runs from furnace and heat pump repair through full installs, and it is one of the few in the county that also lists duct cleaning as its own job rather than an upsell tacked onto a service call.

Owner Jeremy Todd holds licence TACLA00028577C. The A matters. A Class B licence in Texas stops at 1.5 million BTU per hour of heating and 25 tons of cooling, which covers any house and most small storefronts, while a Class A carries no size limit at all. Only two companies on this list hold one.

It is a Lamar County Chamber member with its own site and its licence status verifiable through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Sources give the entity as both an LLC and an Inc with different founding years attached, so no founding date is published here.

Owned by Travis Robertson. The name says commercial and the business is in fact a residential HVAC specialist for Lamar County, doing installs, air conditioner and furnace repair, air purification and maintenance. It has a BBB file, is not accredited, and carries one of the deeper public review records in the market.

Its listings show an unusual weekly pattern, weekdays into early evening, closed Saturday, then open Sunday afternoon. If that holds, it is the only Sunday option in town that is not an after-hours callout rate.

Established in 1977 under Daniel Jonathan Blount, holding Class A licence TACLA00111943C. This is the commercial house in Paris. It services and supplies refrigeration and restaurant equipment alongside HVAC across northeast Texas, which is a genuinely different trade from swapping a home condenser.

Listed sixth rather than higher purely because most readers of this page own a house, not a walk-in cooler. If you own the cooler, this is the first call, not the sixth.

Owner Robert Reed, with a BBB file opened in November 2014. Its own site files the company under electricians as well as heating and cooling, and it sells air conditioning repair, heating repair and full installs.

That combination is the reason to call. When a condenser problem turns out to be a breaker, a disconnect or a wiring fault, one company covers both halves instead of handing you a second phone number and a second trip charge.

Trading since 2006 by its own account, servicing and installing both commercial and residential equipment. It is one of only three companies in the county that handle refrigeration as well as comfort cooling, which is a smaller pool than most people expect.

Indoor air quality is sold as its own service line here rather than as a filter upgrade at the end of a repair, so it is a reasonable call if the problem is dust, humidity or smell rather than temperature.

A Lamar County Chamber member with a BBB file opened in June 2021 and a Blue Book contractor listing dating to 2018. Business databases describe it as a one-person operation, which is exactly what it looks like from the outside.

That is a real trade-off rather than a criticism. You get the owner on the roof instead of whoever was free, and you get one truck's worth of scheduling. For a small repair on a schedule you control, that is often the better deal.

A north Main Street shop whose address and phone agree across every directory that carries it, with contractor licence records showing both a mechanical contractor and an air conditioning and refrigeration contractor licence. The published schedule is straightforward weekday hours, roughly 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed weekends.

Ranked last because the paper trail is the thinnest here, not because the work is. There is no website of its own, no chamber listing and no BBB file, so everything above it can be checked in more places.