#1 Redhawk Heating & Air Conditioning
Odessa · Licensed since 1984
West Odessa company, serving the area since 1979 and run by owner Mark Russell, that repairs and installs home air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and mini-splits.
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Odessa · Licensed since 1984
West Odessa company, serving the area since 1979 and run by owner Mark Russell, that repairs and installs home air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and mini-splits.
Odessa · Licensed since 1989
Odessa company owned by Larry and Norma Pepper that has repaired and installed air conditioning and heating systems for more than 38 years, with its own crane service.
Odessa · Licensed since 1991
Family-owned Odessa company, founded in 1970 as S&P Air Conditioning and run by owner Toby Franco, that services and installs home and commercial heating and cooling systems.
Odessa · Licensed since 1996
Family-owned, veteran-owned Odessa company started by Val Wilcox in 1961 that repairs and replaces home and commercial air conditioners and furnaces.
Odessa · Licensed since 2007
Family-owned Odessa company, in business since 2006 under president Ronald Altom, that repairs, installs and maintains home, commercial and oilfield heating and cooling systems.
Odessa · Licensed since 2010
Family-owned Odessa heating, cooling and plumbing contractor, in business since 1947, that repairs and installs air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and mini-splits.
Odessa · Licensed since 2022
North Odessa company run by Bobby Luna and Ira Steger that installs and repairs heating and cooling systems and also does electrical and standby generator work for homes and businesses.
Odessa · Licensed since 2024
Locally owned, family-owned Odessa company that repairs and installs heating and cooling systems, including ductless mini-splits, for homes and businesses.
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Odessa averages daytime highs of about 94 to 96°F from June through August, while January nights average about 33°F, so air conditioning carries the summer and heating is still needed in winter. Texas HVAC contractors are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) as Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors, Class A or Class B, with license numbers starting TACLA or TACLB. Many Odessa firms also handle light commercial and oilfield work, and several combine HVAC with plumbing or electrical service. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.