L C Mosel Co

L C Mosel Co works out of San Antonio, Texas as a general contractor that handles HVAC and plumbing jobs across commercial and institutional sites. They keep an office on Redland Road and have listed themselves on the Procore network since July 2022. The company takes on heating, ventilating, and air conditioning work along with plumbing tie-ins that support those systems in the local market. San Antonio summers push cooling equipment hard, so contractors like this one see steady calls for new installs, duct runs, and equipment swaps that keep buildings comfortable through the heat.

Their crews manage full HVAC system replacements, routine service calls on air handlers and chillers, and plumbing lines that feed those units in office buildings and schools. Work often involves pulling permits, setting rooftop units, and running new refrigerant lines while keeping downtime low for the client. Reviews mention specific incidents with their service trucks, including truck 1220 failing to signal or hold the speed limit, and a van on 281 North where a worker in a red bandana drove aggressively for miles. These details show up repeatedly when customers describe encounters with the company's vehicles during regular service routes.

Customers have left consistent notes about poor driving habits from the crews, such as tailgating, weaving, and blocking lanes on busy roads around town. That pattern drags down marks for communication and overall reliability even when the mechanical work itself draws no direct comment. Speed and quality scores suffer when homeowners or other drivers feel unsafe sharing the road with the vans. DIRT Score 2.62 from 15 reviews on Finds.

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“Came here to say the same thing that everyone also seems to be saying! Whoever hires these drivers should be fired right along with all the drivers. Had a dude blocking people from passing, by going 20 under the speed limit, break checking, not staying in the lane and weaving a bit, etc. When i finally got to pass him in an open lane,, the guy is on his phone LOL and never looked up the whole like 5 mins i watched him. This company clearly doesnt value their reputation based on who they hire to drive around with their logo lmao. Truck 1221 M-43510 being driven around 3pm in converse should be fired.”

“I don't know anything about this company, except they obviously don't hire competent drivers. Dude was tailgating and cutting people off today in traffic. I see that it’s been complained about previously, still nothing has been done. I was praying he’d hit me, I need that lawsuit, the economy is crazy and I'm tired of going to work.”

“Truck 1220 needs to learn what turn signals and the speed limit is”

“One of their workers tailgated me for 4 miles while honking and flipping me off on 281 North in Bulverde in their work van. Guy wearing a red bandana with one ladder on the roof. If it was one my by employees I'd want to know to rectify his reckless and unprofessional behavior.”

“I don’t know much about this company but their driver in truck #5180 almost side swiped me, he didn’t even care to slow down he just kept driving like nothing !”