About Quality Cooling, Heating & Plumbing
We’re not going to give you the corporate version. Here’s the real story.
4,000+
Five-Star Reviews
40+ Years
Serving Texas
Our Story
Quality Cooling, Heating & Plumbing has been serving Texas since 1984.
“The family runs it. The family answers for it.”
4,000+ 5-Star Reviews
What That Means For You
We do things differently than the corporate giants. Here’s why that matters.
The Quality Way
When you call during business hours, a real local team member answers your call—not an out-of-state call center or automated system.
After hours, our system quickly dispatches a qualified technician to your home, ensuring fast response times and reliable emergency service.
Technicians report directly to Fred and the Bilbo Brothers — not to a regional manager who’s never been to your city.
The Corporate Way
We’ve seen private equity firms buy up local HVAC companies across Texas, keeping the same names but changing how they operate. Prices rise, service can decline, and customers often feel like just another number. What was once local and customer-focused becomes driven by profit targets and upsells.
We believe homeowners deserve better. That’s why we focus on honest pricing, straightforward recommendations, and service built around trust.
Direct Access
Direct access to the people who own the company.
Honest Pricing
Zero incentive to upsell unnecessary work.
Fast Decisions
Faster decisions — no corporate approvals needed.
By The Numbers
A legacy built on trust, quality, and community commitment.
1984
Serving Texas Since
BBB A+ Rated (Accredited 2021)
6
Texas Markets Served
BBB Torch Award (2007)
4,000+
Verified 5-Star Reviews
Community Votes Gold Winner
24/7
365 Emergency Service
Georgetown Chamber Member
TX Licenses: TACLB021422E, TACLB119241E, M-9831, Abilene Plumbing #46355
Our Markets
Serving central and west Texas with local technicians who know your community.
Headquarters
Headquarters
Original Location
Newest Market
24/7 Emergency HVAC & Plumbing
Ready for HVAC service from people who actually live in your community?