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North Houston, town by town
Each town is different. A 1980s Kingwood attic is not a new build in Porter, and the systems fail differently.
Humble 77338, 77346
Subdivisions from the seventies to the nineties, so a lot of systems on their second or third replacement, with attic air handlers and original ductwork.
Kingwood 77339, 77345
Big two-storey houses from the eighties under full tree cover, with upstairs that runs hot and air handlers in attics that reach 140.
Porter 77365
Fast-growing Montgomery County, with builder-grade systems in the new subdivisions and older country houses on their original equipment.
New Caney 77357
New construction along 59 beside acreage in the pines, with long power runs and surge damage after every storm.
Splendora 77372
Rural lots, manufactured homes and older houses, where package units and window units are as common as central systems.
Crosby 77532
East Harris County, older subdivisions near the lake, open land and salt air, which eats condenser coils faster than anywhere inland.
Dayton 77535
Liberty County, country HVAC: heat pumps on propane-free properties, long drives for the technician, and nobody local to call.
The Woodlands 77380, 77381, 77382, 77384, 77385
The biggest HVAC market north of Houston: large houses, often two or three systems each, and covenants on where an outdoor unit can sit.
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