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If your thinking about hiring a non-licensed contractor ask your self "why doesn't he have his license?"
the state's requirements are.

1. Pass a criminal background check. most crimes will NOT disqualify a person, what the state is looking for are.
    a. Violent crimes
    b. Sex crimes
    c. Burglary 
2. an Applicant must have five years experience, some guys think they have it all figured out after a few months on the job.
    I'm still learning after 20 years.
3. if both 1 & 2 check out then the next step is to pay $90 and take the state contractors exam, It's an open book test and all one
    needs to pass is a 70%  (easy)
4. the final requirement is that the newly licensed contractor must carry a minimum of one million dollars in liability insurance.
    if your thinking "it must be expensive".. it's not, Spears AC pays about $200 per month for $2,000,000 in coverage.
note: 
not all un-licensed contractors are bad, but accidents do happen and even the good guys might have a problem coming up with the 
$5,000 - $10,000 to repair any fire or water damage caused by a simple mistake..... or what if it was the cost of your entire home?


COMPLETE / ENTIRE AC SYSTEMS STARTING AT $2495 .... (832)420-2665
In my twenty years of working in the AC service industry I've come to learn that you can't please everyone all the time...  
there will always be people out there who for what ever reason can't be pleased and unfortunately now & then one of these people decide to call me.
believe it or not there are some crazy and un-rational 
people living among us.
It's true I've seen it with my own two eyes. 
my crazy person radar has gotten better over the years but still sometimes one slips by un-detected until it's too late...

if it's 95 degrees outside and your house will not get below 75 degrees this is perfectly normal.
AC systems are designed to cool a home 20 degrees colder than the outside temperature. this is called the design temperature. this is based on the average summer day temp (95)  and what temperature the "average" person likes (75) so if your home hvac system is sized correctly based on the heat load (every home is different) you should be able to get your home 20 degrees colder than the outside temp. also if your system is sized and installed correctly your humidity level should be +/- 50%
its very important to size your AC system correctly to keep the humidity level below 60% because at 60% mold starts to grow..  so if your previous AC would cool your house 25 even 30 degrees colder than the outside temperature you more than likely have mold in your ductwork and I'll bet that you or someone in your house has asthma or some other type of breathing problems. there are ways to safely keep your house at 68 degrees in the summer but it can be expensive to do so.. safely