Advanced Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc.

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Advanced Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc. Repair or Replace HVAC Residential We Service All Major Brands. We currently serve the DFW mid-cities area. This includes the following cities.

Hurst, Bedford, Euless, Richland Hills, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, Colleyville, Keller, Southlake, Grapevine and some parts of Arlington and Fort Worth. The zip codes we currently service are: 76053, 76022, 76040, 76118, 76006, 76155, 76039, 76021, 76182, 76148, 76117, 76112, 76111, 76180, 76148, 76137, 76244, 76248, 76262, 76092, 76051, 76034, 76039, 76120, 76006.

01/24/2026

Just a friendly reminder for those who are using heat pumps in this weather, be sure to switch to Emergency heat labeled as “Em Heat” or “Aux Heat” until the snow or sleet has stopped.

11/19/2025

This weekend will officially feel like fall weather! Ready for the cooler weather!

11/19/2025

We haven’t posted in a few years but we just wanted to let everyone know about the new laws coming into effect in 2026.

Regarding residential heaters and air conditioners:
- The EPA is phasing out HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons) with high global warming potential (GWP).
- January 1, 2026, it will be illegal to install new residential hvac systems that use refrigerants above a GWP of 700. This includes R410A, which has already become pretty scarce as far as equipment stock goes.
- All new equipment will use A2L mildly flammable refrigerants such as R454B or R32.

So what does all that really look like? Well, not really that much has changed! We have been installing new A2L systems since around May 2025 when the shortages of R410A equipment began.
- Every evaporator coil (indoor) comes with a sensor or “mitigation kit” that “sniffs” for refrigerant leaks and if it senses a leak it will shut the unit down and run the indoor blower to diffuse the gases within the house to a safe level.
- Is it dangerous? No not really. The flammability of the refrigerant is so low that it has no explosive potential unless it were contained in an air tight box and filled with only the refrigerant gases.
- Is it toxic to breathe? No it is also safe to breathe, but again, only in small quantities diffused in the air. Most home air purifiers can also detect the particles in the air and alert your phone if you have a WiFi or Bluetooth model.

Lastly the Department of Energy will likely be adopting new rules of gas furnace efficiency requirements sometime around late 2028.
- A standard gas furnace is typically 80% efficiency whereas condensing gas furnaces start around 92% and can go as high as 97%.
- Condensing furnaces require more parts and collect water from the burning process of natural gas, requiring a tank to collect water and a drain into the sewage system much like our air conditioners.
- More moving parts can also mean more things to break, so we are hoping to remain in the category of keeping our standard efficiency furnaces to help keep costs of comfortable living down.

Hello everyone! It’s been quite a hot summer 🥵 and just a friendly reminder to steer clear of photos such as this umbrel...
07/16/2022

Hello everyone! It’s been quite a hot summer 🥵 and just a friendly reminder to steer clear of photos such as this umbrella covering the condenser! Some folks have asked if this is a good idea, but it actually creates more strain on your a/c. These systems “inhale” ambient air from the sides and “exhale” heat out of the top. If there are any obstructions above the units, hot air can be recirculated back down into the sides causing pressures to build, increased electrical usage and risks to damaging major components.

Instead, we recommend clearing away any objects within 2-3 feet of the units and trimming down tall grasses, flowers or shrubs/trees. Here are some good examples of keeping the area clear! Stay cool everyone!❄️

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200 W Holloway Drive
Hurst, TX
76053

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

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+18172824128

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