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League City spells out the permit question. Its building department lists air conditioning unit replacement among the work that needs a permit, and permits are applied for, paid and inspected through the city's online permit portal. The city enforces the 2021 International Mechanical Code and the 2021 International Energy Code, and it also asks that plans account for the city's design wind speed along with TDI requirements. Ask each contractor to put in writing who pulls the permit and whether the fee is included.
Check the state license too. Texas requires a license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) to install, repair or maintain air conditioning, heating or refrigeration systems, and each ACR company must employ an ACR contractor at every permanent location. Search the license number on the TDLR License Search.
For a new system, ask for the SEER2 rating. Since January 1, 2023, a new split-system central AC installed in Texas must meet at least 14.3 SEER2, or 13.8 SEER2 for larger units.
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How to compare HVAC contractors in League City
- Get a written estimate that lists materials, labor and cleanup.
- Ask who pulls the permit with the City of League City, if the job needs one.
- Ask for proof of liability insurance.
- Get the warranty in writing (labor and materials).
- Texas licenses HVAC contractors through the TDLR. Look up the license yourself with the TDLR license search. HomePro Finder does not check licenses.
Local cost & permits
Permits: check with the City of League City permit office before work starts, and ask your pro who pulls the permit.
Frequently asked questions
Does replacing an AC unit in League City need a permit?
Yes. League City's building department lists air conditioning unit replacement among the work that needs a permit. Permits and inspections run through the city's online permit portal.
Which mechanical code does League City use?
League City enforces the 2021 International Mechanical Code and the 2021 International Energy Code, among others.
What license should a League City HVAC contractor hold?
Texas requires a TDLR license to install, repair or maintain air conditioning, heating or refrigeration systems. Search the ACR license number on the TDLR License Search.
Can I see phone numbers for League City HVAC contractors?
Phone numbers show on Pro and Premier listings only. Any listing accepts a quote request. Listings may show Google ratings, labeled as Google.
Where do ratings come from?
Listings may show Google ratings, labeled as Google. Reviews on HomePro Finder come only through a review link sent after a quote request here.
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