Plano TX - AC, Furnace and HVAC Repair

Tom Durbin HVAC and Mechanical is one of the best HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) repair and replacement services in the Dallas Metroplex including Plano, Texas. Our founder and lead repairman is no other than Tom Durbin. Durbin has 45+ years of HVAC experience, 3rd generation Air Conditioning and is a Heating Master Licensed technician servicing the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex, and that includes AC, HVAC, and Furnace Repair and Service in Plano, Texas. Browse our website to learn our skills and services in HVAC repair but be sure to contact us for a free, no obligation equipment estimate. We service both residential and commercial cooling and heating systems.

Repair or service questions? Plano, TX

Contact us by email or Tel. 214-957-6936 for a friendly, free equipment estimate phone consult on your AC / Furnace / HVAC Repair needs (residential or commercial) in the Plano, TX, or greater Dallas / Ft. Worth area!

Who?

Tom Durbin, our owner, is a Master Air Conditioning Technician with over 45+ years of experience. Mr. Durbin learned the trade in the Family Business from his father, so there is very little he hasn't seen in the way of Air Conditioning and Heating Repairs and Replacements. That kind of experience is hard to find these days. Mr. Durbin is class ( A ) environmental licensed and certified by the State of Texas in Air Conditioning design, installation, repair & service, also holds Commercial Refrigeration class ( A ) licensed, he is Geo-thermal Certified by the IGSHPA Assoc., and is a sheet metal Journeyman in design and fabricator. Mr. Durbin is passing along his knowledge to our Technicians and employees so if they can’t answer your questions, he certainly can.

What?

We are a Full Service Residential and Commercial Air Conditioning and Heating Repair company serving the Dallas and Ft. Worth area. We provide AC Repair and Replacement (both commercial and residential), furnace repair and replacement (both commercial and residential), and all of your HVAC repair, replacement, and service needs.. We are recognized as an A+ rated Angie’s List contractor and an A + rating from the Better Business Bureau. Our sales department offers several lines and manufactures of AC equipment like Carrier, Amana, and Goodman for replacement of your old systems. Our Air Conditioning Installation crews are some of the best in town and are Tom Durbin employees, trained and supervised by Mr. Durbin himself. We are licensed by the State of Texas and are fully insured for your peace of mind.

Where?

We are conveniently located at 536 Long Creek Rd. in Sunnyvale, Texas in Dallas, County. We serve the Dallas and Fort Worth and surrounding area with Air Conditioning & Heating service, install, repair, sales and replacement of your HVAC systems. We provide AC, HVAC, Furnace Repair in Plano, Texas as a local community near to our service headquarters in Sunnyvale, TX. Plano is a community we know and love; so it's easy for us to repair, replace, service your Air Conditioner, Furnace, Heat Pump, or other HVAC unit anywhere in Plano, TX.

When?

Our business hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday / Friday. Our technicians are available for Emergency, Weekend and after hours demand service at affordable overtime rates. Call us for reliable Air Conditioning & Heating repair in the Dallas and Fort Worth area at a fair price.

Why?

“Honesty / Integrity / Commitment” is our promise to you.

• We strive to be Honest with our customers, offering only the fairest rates and prices on quality Air Conditioning & Heating sales, service, repair, install and replacement of your AC Equipment.
• Integrity demands we stand behind everything we sell and everything we do to serve your Air Conditioning Sales and Service needs. No high pressure, with a no-nonsense approach and no “BS”.
• We are committed to making you a friendly customer for life. Our philosophy is to further educate and inform you as to the maintenance and or proper repairs of your system, so you will learn to trust us and refer our Air Conditioning &Heating Service and ac repair to your friends and family.

About Plano Texas and AC / Furnace / HVAC Repair, Sales and Service in Plano, Texas. Nearby Cities: Richardson, Allen, Murphy

Fun Facts about Plano

Plano encourage the arts and provide a venue for artists in the city. The galleries accept children’s and student’s art, and the exhibits last for one month. Kenton Duty, John Benjmain Hickey and Kevin McHale

A little about history of Plano, Texas

Plano is on U.S. Highway 75 fifteen miles north of Dallas in southwestern Collin County. Indians killed early settlers McBain Jameson and Jeremiah Muncey in 1844, but settlers from the Peters colony moving into the area the following year met no further violence. Plano developed on the headrights of Joseph Clepper and colonist Sanford Beck when Kentucky farmer William Forman, after an 1840s scouting trip, moved to Texas with his family. Forman purchased Beck's survey in 1851, built a general store and several enterprises that formed a focal point for the sparsely settled community, and opened a post office in his home. When the town established a post office in 1852, it considered Forman and Fillmore, for President Millard Fillmore, as possible names, but postal authorities approved Plano, Spanish for "flat," suggested by Dr. Henry Dye because he understood it to mean "plain," his description of the surrounding terrain. Plano was platted and incorporated in 1873 and elected a mayor and board of aldermen that year. The public school system was organized in 1891. The Plano Institute, opened in 1882 under the direction of W. F. Mister, and the Plano Academy under Matthew C. Portman, later taken over by the public school system, were private. J. Crittenden Son and E. K. Rudolph published Plano's first newspaper, the Plano News, beginning in 1874. Early Plano industries included plumbing and stove plants, a garment factory, and an electric-wire factory. Until 1872, when the Houston and Texas Central Railway connected the community to nearby Dallas, the Shawnee Trail, which crossed west Collin County, served as a conduit for another source of area income, cattle. Though an 1881 fire destroyed fifty-two buildings and temporarily reduced Plano to a tent city, new markets opened by 1888, when the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway Company intersected the Houston and Texas Central, and Plano became a retail outlet for productive blackland-prairie farmers. By 1890 the town had a population of 1,200, two railroads, five white churches and one black, two steam gristmill-cotton gins, three schools, and two newspapers. In 1908 Plano became an interurban stop on the Texas Electric Railroad.

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