Tas Energy Inc

Tas Energy Inc works out of Houston, Texas on HVAC projects that lean on modular construction for industrial and commercial cooling needs. The city sits in a hot humid zone where air conditioners run nonstop from spring through fall and break down often from constant moisture and heat load. The company builds units and systems in a factory setting before moving them to site which cuts weather exposure and lets crews focus on quick hookups rather than long builds in the field. Houston homeowners and plant operators face the same recurring problems with compressors coils and duct leaks so this approach lines up with local demands for reliable cooling without dragging out timelines.

Their work covers offsite assembly of HVAC modules followed by delivery and connection on site plus ongoing maintenance and field repairs once units are running. Truck drivers report waits of several hours to unload at the yard which slows some jobs but technicians on the floor keep things moving once materials arrive. Local workers note the shop stacks up better than most others around Houston for steady output and crews handle the plug and play style installs that reduce on site man hours. Common fixes include swapping out failed compressors in summer peaks or sealing duct runs that leak in the humidity so systems hold temperature without spiking energy use.

Reviewers point to straightforward crews who get modules tested before they leave the plant which helps with schedule reliability and fewer callbacks on quality. Price feedback stays average while communication holds steady enough to finish most projects without major holdups though some delivery delays pull the overall marks down. Speed and solid workmanship show up most often in comments from those who use the modular HVAC setups in Houston. DIRT Score 3.74 from 27 reviews on Finds.

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“Not a good place to deliver load. Truckers avoid this load if you can or bring your food with you prior to delivery. I reached here at 11:00 am for delivery and left the faculty at 4:15 pm. I was the 4th and the last truck who got unloaded in the whole day. 5 trucks waiting behind me were refused to accept delivery at 3:00 pm. No parking at all. Park your truck on roadside check in with security and wait. If you are lucky you will be unloaded or else returned back after 3pm. Try your luck next day.....”

“Better than most shops around houston. Just have to work for a name”

“TAS Energy is a great company and a world leader in manufacturing modular infrastructure that makes the internet go!”

“Cool people”

“Great!!! place”