Electromar
HVAC Contractor · Houston, TX
About
Electromar works out of Houston TX handling HVAC jobs for houses and small commercial spots across the area. The crew takes on cooling and heating systems that deal with heavy humidity and summer spikes common around here. They focus on keeping units running without overcomplicating the process or pushing extras that owners do not need. Local knowledge helps them spot typical issues with ductwork and older setups that show up in Houston neighborhoods. Straightforward service comes from techs who know the trade and show up ready to sort out the equipment on site.
Techs like Mario Villarreal Galaviz handle service calls and repairs on units that quit cooling during peak heat. The sales side helps match the right equipment for installs or upgrades while keeping costs in line with what the job actually requires. Alex gets called out for support on electrical connections tied to air handlers and supply lines. Work covers maintenance checks filter swaps and full fixes on systems that break down from wear or storms. Parts stay available through their supply setup so jobs move along without long waits for homeowners stuck in the Houston climate.
Customers point to reliable customer service from the crew and sales people who explain options clearly during visits. The electrical supply house setup earns notice for having components ready that keep HVAC repairs on track. Quality holds in fixes that address the real problems without repeat calls and communication stays direct through named techs who follow through. Speed and fair pricing matter when systems fail and reviews show steady results on those points. DIRT Score 4.88 from 202 reviews on Finds.
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What Customers Say
“Good customer service but not if you called”
“Great sales people”
“Great electrical supply house”
“Salu2 alex”
“Very comprehensive and reliable material purchasing service. It would be nice if they enclosed the space with glass to allow for air conditioning.”
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