#1 Paschall Plumbing Heating Cooling
Sparks · Licensed since 1999
Family-owned Sparks plumbing, heating and cooling company serving Reno and Sparks since 1983, with HVAC repair, installation and maintenance programs.
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#2 Climate Pros of Northern Nevada
Reno · Licensed since 2008
Family-owned Reno company, licensed since 1993, that replaces, repairs and services home heating and cooling systems and also works on commercial units.
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#3 Lincoln Heating & Air
Sparks · Licensed since 2011
Family-owned Sparks company, run by the Quirk family since 1993, that repairs, replaces and maintains heating and air conditioning for homes and businesses.
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#4 Happy Heating & Air Conditioning
Sun Valley · Licensed since 2011
Locally owned Sun Valley (north Reno) heating and air conditioning contractor that installs and repairs furnaces and AC systems for homes and commercial properties.
#5 Ross Heating and Air Conditioning
Reno · Licensed since 2012
Family-owned Reno company, in business since 2011, that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial heating and cooling systems.
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#6 M&S Heating and Air Conditioning
Sparks · Licensed since 2017
Family-owned Sparks company, serving the Reno-Sparks area since January 1985, that repairs, installs and maintains furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless systems.
#7 NDI Heating, Cooling & Plumbing
Reno · Licensed since 2019
Reno heating, cooling and plumbing company founded in 2004 that repairs and installs furnaces, boilers, air conditioners and heat pumps for homes and businesses.
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About HVAC in Reno
Reno is a high-desert city where the airport station records average July highs of about 92°F and December and January nights near 21°F, so furnaces and heat pumps matter as much as air conditioning. Nevada HVAC contractors are licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) under classification C-21 (refrigeration and air conditioning) or its subclass C-21B (air conditioning). The companies on this page have offices in Reno or neighboring Sparks. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.