The company
About Haswani HVAC & Construction
An HVAC and construction company working out of an office on Murphy Road in Stafford, mostly on residential air conditioning across Fort Bend and southwest Harris County.
What the company is
HVAC first, with a construction company attached
Haswani HVAC & Construction is the HVAC and construction arm of Haswani Investments, working from 13000 Murphy Road in Stafford. The bulk of the work is residential air conditioning: repairs, replacements, ductwork and the airflow problems that make one part of a house uncomfortable while the rest is fine.
Alongside that sits genuine construction, electrical and plumbing capability. That combination is unusual in this trade and it is the most useful thing to know about the company, because it changes what happens when a cooling problem turns out to be a building problem.
When the diagnosis is that a duct run has to move, a return opening has to be enlarged, a chase has to be opened up, or a circuit will not carry the new equipment, that work stays here rather than becoming a referral and a three-week wait. On remodels, additions and garage conversions, where the cooling system has to change shape rather than simply be replaced in place, that matters a great deal.
The company also does commercial buildouts, which in a city with Stafford’s commercial density is a meaningful part of the work.
The basics
- Office: 13000 Murphy Rd #116, Stafford, TX 77477
- Phone: (855) 758-5353
- Office hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00am - 6:00pm
- Emergency: 24/7 emergency HVAC service
- Main services: HVAC, construction and remodeling, electrical, plumbing
- Main market: Stafford, Sugar Land, Missouri City and Southwest Houston
How a job runs
From your first call to a finished job
Most people calling an HVAC company have not done it before and do not know what to expect. Here is the sequence.
The call
You describe what the system is doing. That conversation usually narrows the problem to two or three possibilities before anyone drives out, and occasionally solves it outright. You will be told what the diagnostic charge is and given a realistic window for today, not a promise that breaks on the hottest afternoon of the year.
The diagnosis
Thermostat and airflow first, then electrical readings at the equipment, then refrigerant pressures and coil condition. It is done with meters and gauges rather than by guesswork, which is what stops you paying for a part that was never the problem. See what the visit covers.
The number, before the work
You get the finding, the price, and a straight read on urgency. If the sensible answer is that the system is near the end of its life, you get the replacement figure alongside the repair figure so you can compare them rather than being pushed toward one.
The work
Most common repairs finish in the same visit. Anything inside the refrigerant circuit, or a part that has to be sourced, takes longer and you are told which of those you are in as soon as the diagnosis is done rather than at the end.
Permits and inspection, where the job needs them
A full system changeout requires a mechanical permit in Stafford, Sugar Land and Missouri City, and pulling it is the contractor's job rather than yours. The city inspection is a third-party check on the work that you do not have to take anyone's word for.
Checking us out
Three things worth verifying before you book anyone
Letting a stranger into your house to work on a system you cannot easily evaluate is a reasonable thing to be careful about. These three checks take a few minutes and apply to every contractor you consider, this one included.
Read the reviews at the source. Not the quotes on a company website, which anyone can type, but the profiles themselves, including anything critical and how the company answered it.
Ask for the Texas ACR licence number. Air conditioning and refrigeration contractors in Texas are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Ask any company you call for its ACR licence number, and check it on the TDLR licence search before work starts.
Ask who pulls the permit. A quote that is cheaper because nobody intends to permit or inspect a changeout is not cheaper. It becomes your problem when you sell the house.
Rated five stars on both
Twelve reviews from homeowners across Houston and Fort Bend County, shown as screenshots of the real thing.
Where we work
Service areas
Four markets within a short drive of the Stafford office, each with its own page covering what the local housing stock actually means for cooling systems.
Stafford
The home market. Mixed housing ages, a large commercial corridor, and the office is minutes from most of the city.
Sugar Land
First Colony, Sugar Creek, New Territory, Greatwood, Telfair and Riverstone. Mostly two-storey homes with attic air handlers.
Missouri City
Quail Valley through Sienna. A wide spread of build dates, from late-sixties construction to current builds.
Southwest Houston
Sharpstown, Westbury, Meyerland, Braeswood and Fondren. Mid-century homes where the duct system is often the real problem.
More about the company
Why homeowners call us
The differentiators, explained rather than asserted.
Reviews
Where to read genuine public feedback.
Contact
Address, hours and what helps when you call.
HVAC services
The full index of what we do.
HVAC for remodels
Where the two sides of the business meet.
Service areas
How far the coverage reaches.
Questions about the company
Is Haswani HVAC the same company as Haswani Construction?
Why does the website address say insurance?
Are you licensed?
Do you do commercial work as well as residential?
Anything else you want to know before letting somebody into your house is a fair question to ask on the phone.
Call (855) 758-5353Talk to somebody rather than a form
Describe what the system is doing and you will get a straight answer. 24/7 emergency HVAC service.