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Scuc Independent School District

HVAC Contractor · New Braunfels, TX

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Scuc Independent School District operates out of Seguin, Texas and takes on HVAC work for its network of school facilities. The district manages cooling and heating systems in a region that sees long stretches of extreme heat and humidity. Staff handle routine upkeep on large-scale units that serve classrooms, offices, and common areas. With twenty-four reviews on record, the operation shows mixed results when it comes to addressing equipment problems that affect students and staff. Local weather puts constant strain on these systems, so reliable service matters for keeping buildings functional year-round.

Technicians respond to calls about failing air handlers, clogged filters, and thermostat issues that crop up during peak summer months. Work often involves checking ductwork in older buildings and replacing parts on rooftop units that have taken years of heavy use. Customers have noted delays when problems get reported, with some issues left unresolved or explained away rather than fixed outright. One review mentioned repeated problems being covered up instead of handled directly, while others pointed to staff attitudes that made simple requests difficult. A single higher mark came from a voting visit where one employee provided help and another did not.

Reviews show consistent complaints about slow responses and poor follow-through when HVAC concerns arise in district buildings. Speed and communication draw the most criticism, with several people describing frustration over unresolved comfort issues and unhelpful attitudes from leadership. Price feedback stays limited since most contact comes through school channels rather than direct homeowner billing. Quality of repairs appears uneven based on the pattern of repeated complaints across multiple years. DIRT Score 2.64 from 24 reviews on Finds.

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3.4

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What Customers Say

It's bad. Couldn't recommend taking any issues up to this place. Everything will be backed up in some outlandish way to cover up any issues going on with the school district. This building houses people who work FOR the district, not for the students or the families of Seguin ISD alumni. From personal experience, multiple people who work here helped cover up two teachers bullying my 9 year old child last school year in elementary school, and those same individuals have also helped cover up other political school drama regarding other issues involving harassment from SISD employees.

I attended Seguin ISD as a student and later had two children enrolled in the district. My experience across generations was consistent and deeply disappointing. As a student, I experienced repeated isolation, humiliation, and exclusion rather than support. Years later, despite my close involvement as a parent, my children encountered similar issues — including dismissive responses to concerns and lack of appropriate evaluation or services. I am not sharing this to seek attention or conflict. I’m sharing it so other parents know to stay involved, ask questions, and advocate early. Based on my family’s experience, this is not a district I would choose again.

These reviews are mostly for using the building as a venue for voting. I agree with someone on here, "A great disservice to the students". As a school district office, the leadership here is unprincipled and irresponsible. Most likely because everyone is related within the district making for poor judgements.

Went to vote. One of the ladies was so nice and helpful the other couldn't be bothered. Need to remove her she either doesn't like people or what she is doing. Or maybe even what political ticket you choose.

Extremely friendly. Went there to vote today with son first time

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