#1 A & B Service
Belton · Licensed since 1988
A & B Service is a family-owned heating and air conditioning contractor that has served homes and businesses in the Temple and Belton area since 1981.
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#2 Moore Air
Belton · Licensed since 2003
Moore Air is a family-owned Belton company, established in 2003, that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial heating and air conditioning.
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#3 Rohde Air Conditioning & Heating
Temple · Licensed since 2007
Rohde Air Conditioning & Heating, started by owner Josh Rohde, sells, installs and services heating and cooling systems of all makes from a shop in north Temple.
#4 Alltek Services
Belton · Licensed since 2010
Alltek Services has repaired, installed and maintained heating and air conditioning for homes and businesses in Belton and Central Texas since 1993.
#5 Dr. Watts Electric, Heating & Air
Belton · Licensed since 2017
Dr. Watts Electric, Heating & Air is a Belton electrical and HVAC contractor that repairs, installs and replaces air conditioning and heating systems across Bell County.
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#6 Air System Designs
Temple · Licensed since 2019
Air System Designs installs, repairs and maintains heating and air conditioning systems for homes and businesses from an office in south Temple.
#7 Lockey Heating & Air
Temple · Licensed since 2024
Lockey Heating & Air repairs and installs air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps and ductless systems from an office in central Temple.
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About HVAC in Temple
Temple averages highs near 95°F in July and August and January lows around 35°F, so homes here lean on air conditioning for a long summer and still need dependable heat on winter nights. In Texas anyone who installs, repairs or maintains air conditioning, refrigeration or heating systems must hold an Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractor license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), issued as Class A or Class B with an environmental and/or refrigeration endorsement. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 28 October 2026.