#1 Hamstra Heating & Cooling
Tucson · Licensed since 1983
Family-owned Tucson company founded in 1983 that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial heating and cooling systems.
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Tucson · Licensed since 1983
Family-owned Tucson company founded in 1983 that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial heating and cooling systems.
Tucson · Licensed since 1993
Tucson mechanical contractor established in 1986 that installs and services HVAC and plumbing systems, mainly for commercial and multi-family buildings but also for homes.
Tucson · Licensed since 1994
Locally owned Tucson company serving the area since 1970 with home and commercial heating and cooling, plus commercial refrigeration.
Tucson · Licensed since 2006
Family-owned Tucson HVAC and plumbing company started by Tucson native Ken Bedient and now run with his son Kevin, serving homes and businesses.
Tucson · Licensed since 2009
Family-owned Tucson heating and cooling company, owned by Mike Boudreaux since 2006, serving homes and businesses.
Tucson · Licensed since 2013
Locally owned Tucson AC and heating company operating since 1995 that repairs, installs and maintains systems for homes and businesses.
Tucson · Licensed since 2018
Local, family-owned Tucson air conditioning and heating company founded in 2018 that installs, repairs and maintains systems for homes and businesses.
Tucson · Licensed since 2020
Locally owned family business in Tucson that services, maintains and replaces residential and commercial HVAC systems and runs a construction department.
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Rankings follow our published criteria (see How we rank). License details come from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC); services, hours and prices from each company's own website. Confirm prices and availability with the company.
Tucson averages daytime highs near 100°F in June and July, so air conditioning runs for much of the year, while January nights average around 39°F and still call for heat. Arizona HVAC contractors are licensed by the Registrar of Contractors (ROC) in the air conditioning and refrigeration classes R-39, C-39 or dual CR-39. Tucson Electric Power’s Efficient Home Program gives rebates on high-efficiency heat pumps, duct sealing and tune-ups done by participating contractors. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.