License & Contact Info

CONTACT INFORMATION:                        

Owner: Chris Aldridge
Phone: 817-773-0521
Fax: 866-594-3884
email: ca@chmechanical.com                                        

HVAC LICENSE INFORMATION:

C-H Mechanical license number is TACLA27500C. Our license is the most comprehensive you can have in the state of Texas. It allows us to service, repair, replace, etc. any type of air conditioning, heating and refrigeration equipment in the state of Texas.

C-H Mechanical is fully licensed and insured. Insurance information is available upon request and license can be verified at this website by entering the above license number: http://www.license.state.tx.us/LicenseSearch/

Please remember to check any air conditioning contractor for an active license using the above link!

Licensed contractors are required to attend 8 hours of continuing education each year to keep them up to date on all laws and codes in the state of Texas.

Complaints about Texas air conditioning, refrigeration and heating contractors can be filed online at: https://www.license.state.tx.us/Complaints/

The general website for the state of Texas for licensed contractors of all types (TDLR) is: http://www.license.state.tx.us/index.htm

The TDLR can be followed on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/TDLRLicense

and twitter at: http://twitter.com/TDLRLicense

AIR BALANCING INFORMATION:

NBI Residential Certification #0930106

NBI Light Commercial Certification #0930308

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GENERAL INFORMATION:

The Air Conditioining, Heating and Refrigeration Institue (AHRI) has some great information on everything from air conditioners to furnaces to water heaters: http://www.ahridirectory.org/ahridirectory/pages/home.aspx

Arcoaire, a division of ICP (Internation Comfort Products) has some great information on their website about how a/c systems, furnaces and heat pumps work. ICP is a division of Carrier corporation, which means that a lot of the Arcoaire systems are made on the same production lines as Carrier systems. They also have some comparison charts for the different systems. Their website is: http://www.arcoaire.com/a-energy.html

The Energy Star website, ran by the Department of Energy, has some good information concerning everything from products to home improvement to tax savings: http://www.energystar.gov/


EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE:



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To learn about what CDC does to prepare for and respond to emergencies of all kinds, visit:
http://emergency.cdc.gov/cdc/orgs_progs.asp