We are not an air-conditioning contractor and we do not hold a TDLR ACR license. Repairs, installations, and maintenance are performed by an independent TDLR-licensed partner contractor, who will be named on this site once selected. Partner TACL license number: [TACL number TBD]. (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon — Calls may be recorded.

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Partner contractor disclosure

This page exists so nobody has to guess whether we do the air-conditioning work ourselves. We do not.

The model

MoCo AC Repair is a homeowner resource and referral service. When you request a visit, we share your request with an independent TDLR-licensed partner contractor. That company is responsible for the on-site visit, any written estimate, any repairs or installations you hire them to perform, any warranty they offer, and any municipal permit they must pull.

We intend to work with one exclusive partner at a time in a defined set of Montgomery County, Texas ZIP codes, and nearby Spring ZIP codes they agree to serve, rather than selling the same lead to several companies.

Current partner status

No partner contractor has been selected. On this site the partner is identified as:

[Partner contractor name TBD]

The partner’s TDLR ACR license number is shown as a placeholder:

Partner TACL license number: [TACL number TBD]

When a partner is named, this page and the site header will include:

  • The contractor’s legal and public business name
  • The affiliated licensee’s TACL license number, in the form required by TDLR, displayed in advertising as 16 TAC §75.71(h) requires
  • Proof or a clear summary of the insurance they carry, consistent with 16 TAC §75.40
  • How to reach them directly if they want a public number listed alongside our tracking number

TDLR consumer notice (placeholder). Under 16 Texas Administrative Code §75.71(i), a licensed air-conditioning contracting company must list the affiliated licensee’s number, plus the following notice, on proposals, invoices, and written contracts. This website is a referral service, not an ACR contracting company, and does not itself hold a TDLR license. When a licensed partner is named, their TACL number and this notice will be displayed here for that partner:

“Regulated by The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, P.O. Box 12157, Austin, Texas 78711, 1-800-803-9202, 512-463-6599, www.tdlr.texas.gov”

For questions or complaints about a licensed air-conditioning contractor, contact TDLR at 1-800-803-9202 or 512-463-6599, or visit tdlr.texas.gov. This placeholder is not a claim that MoCo AC Repair is regulated as a contracting company.

Why the license number matters

Texas Occupations Code §1302.002 defines air-conditioning and refrigeration contracting as performing or offering to perform the design, installation, construction, repair, maintenance, service, or modification of equipment in an environmental air-conditioning system, among other systems. Section 1302.251 says a person may not engage in that contracting unless the person holds an ACR contractor license. MoCo AC Repair does not hold that license and does not offer to perform the work. The visiting partner must be the licensed party.

Until a licensed partner is signed, this site should be read as a resource and a way to request a future referral, not as an offer by this brand to repair or install air conditioning. We will not promote the site as if a licensed technician already works for this brand.

Compensation

MoCo AC Repair may be compensated by the partner contractor for operating this website and sending exclusive visit requests. That compensation may take the form of a periodic fee for the right to receive those requests, or another written arrangement. It does not change your right to receive a written estimate, to ask questions, or to hire a different licensed contractor.

We do not charge homeowners a referral fee to submit the form on this site.

What we will not do

  • Pretend that MoCo AC Repair is the company opening the outdoor unit
  • Invent reviews, ratings, job counts, years in business, or response-time guarantees for ourselves or for an unnamed partner
  • Invent a TDLR license number, a class of license, or a local office we do not have
  • Advertise a warranty that would actually be issued by someone else, until that partner’s warranty terms can be described accurately
  • List a fake street address to look like a local contractor shop

Questions about this disclosure can be sent through the contact form, or asked during a visit conversation with the named partner.