HVAC, Plumbing, & Electrical Services
Simple Answer: We always answer the phone, and come when you call to fix what needs fixed — and we stand behind our word and our work.
Plus you can count on getting a Certified AC Genius, Plumbing Genius, or Electrical Genius. Which means we don’t use “salesmen in disguise” or “selling techs,” like other home service companies. Instead we have our own training center to ensure you always get the honest expertise required to repair your problem right, right then and there.
Here at Comfort Experts Inc., we provide plumbing, air conditioning, heating and electrical services to the Brock, TX, area. Our experienced team has been serving this community for over 60 years so you know you can trust us with all your comfort needs. Need air conditioning repair after-hours? We have you covered with our 24/7 availability! Our experts specialize in air quality, AC replacement or installation, repairs and general HVAC service. With our full-service plumbing work, we also offer drain cleaning and full water heater services. Furthermore, it doesn’t matter whether you need a plumber or electrician–our team can do it all!
At the end of the day, our goal is to ensure that everyone feels safe and comfortable after calling us. Established in 1962 and offering satisfaction guarantees on each job, you can rely on us to be your go-to house call pros. Check out some of our reviews below from your neighbors, and when you’re ready to get started give us a call at (817) 341-5149!
Many people look at an AC & heater repair in Brock, Texas as an inconvenient expense that they have to deal with. When you have your HVAC maintained regularly, you’ll find that you actually get quite a few advantages on top of an entirely functional unit that doesn’t need to be repaired as often. Here are just a few advantages you’ll get to enjoy with regular tune-ups from Comfort Experts:
Your HVAC unit is a big investment for your home, as well as the quality of your life. When you get your unit serviced at the appropriate times, then you’ll find it will last longer.
When you have annual tune-ups, you’ll find that your unit has the endurance to handle even the hottest days without working so hard or breaking down unexpectedly. When your unit has to work extra just keep the temperature you set, then you’ll see your energy bill start to go up.
Once you experience the comfort your HVAC unit provides you after it has been serviced, you’ll wish you had called sooner. If you start to notice that you’re continually grabbing a sweater or blanket, or if you’re shedding layers constantly even when the temperature is set accurately, then you might want to have your unit checked out.
When you take the time to have your AC unit serviced and repaired, then you’ll get the advantage of saving money in the long run. Your energy bill will be lower, and future repairs will not be needed as frequently when you take care of your unit.
Getting your AC unit serviced annually is an excellent way to ensure that you’ll have a unit that stands the test of time. Not only that but when you have an experienced AC technician looking at the unit once a year, he or she will be able to proactively spot trouble areas that may cause problems in the future. This will prevent you from having to deal with an unnecessary AC repair.
Comfort Experts knows that to give you the best experience possible, we need to provide you with high-quality work and customer service. We work hard to take the frustration out of AC repair for you and are always ready to answer your questions.
Arrived early and very professional and courteous
Ontime, very friendly, seems very knowledgeable and explains needed repairs in a manner you can understand. Will use again.
Very nice man, friendly and seems very knowledgeable. A great first time service offer. Would definitely recommend them.
Was very satisfied with Dennis and his work and knowledge of HVAC units. Send him anytime he is available. Office personnel were polite and helpful.
Appeared to be knowledgeable and thorough.
Dalton is a polite and courteous individual. He also endeavors to correct/repair any problems with the HVAC unit. Also important is that he listens to the customer regarding problems with the unit and lets the customer know that he values their input. Great Technician
Arrived to no cool on a carrier straight electric system installed in 2013. Primary electrical control had failed and was preventing the outdoor unit to turn on. Replaced electrical control and performed a function check. During function check the technician found the system to be low on refrigerant due to a leak in the evaporator coil. Customer is moving soon and did not want to repair or replace the system at this time. Recharged system with 18oz of r410a. System running and cooling upon departure.
Upon arrival found units not doing anything had 24 V to the thermostat was set on cool and system was not running. Thermostat shorted out. Replaced thermostat in system came on and cooled. Checked drain line drain line. His clear system was running when left.
Pricing on this estimate is to install a customer supplied 50 Gal Electric Water Heater. The existing unit has a crack on the interior tank wall causing pooling water in the drain pan. The unit needs to be replaced *There is no warranty provided for customer supplied parts
Pricing on this estimate is to install a customer supplied 50 Gal Electric Water Heater. The existing unit has a crack on the interior tank wall causing pooling water in the drain pan. The unit needs to be replaced
Tech found that the system is working properly. Tech did find that the system doesn't have a drain switch on either system. both systems need one. Tech did find that there is no corrosion on the electrical connection at this time. Systems are working. Tech did find that the system are over amping and recommend a compressor saver
Install water valve shut off and tie into trunk line set for tomorrow first call so I can gather material
Called customer she wants a water line added for new refrigerator wants to schedule appt for wed free estimate pleaschedule for wed estimate for Daniel Hollis to run line to ice maker
Installed 3 customer provided lav faucets one kitchen faucet and toilet fill valve tested for leaks no leaks job complete
No problem when I got here
This is not a call back there are no leaks tested water heater there is no power now going to the water heater seems to be issue with power coming from breaker box picked up check for comfort experts customer is not home until after 4 per mark can go bk to check electrical at 4
2015 furnace. 2025 evaporator coil. 2020 condenser unit. 1" filter replaced. Drain clear. Blower clean. Evaporator coil clean. Condenser unit washed. Refrigerant charge acceptable. DeltaT acceptable. Dryer vent is venting into attic and there is a lot of lint all about. No attic tent. Homeowner is aware of all systems and it's functions. Homeowner told me his wife passed in Oct 2024 and he has minimal finances to get the products I spoke about.
2015 furnace. 2025 evaporator coil. 2020 condenser unit. 1" filter replaced. Drain clear. Blower clean. Evaporator coil clean. Condenser unit washed. Refrigerant charge acceptable. DeltaT acceptable. Dryer vent is venting into attic and there is a lot of lint all about. No attic tent. Homeowner is aware of all systems and it's functions. Homeowner told me his wife passed in Oct 2024 and he has minimal finances to get the products I spoke about.
2015 furnace. 2025 evaporator coil. 2020 condenser unit. 1" filter replaced. Drain clear. Blower clean. Evaporator coil clean. Condenser unit washed. Refrigerant charge acceptable. DeltaT acceptable. Dryer vent is venting into attic and there is a lot of lint all about. No attic tent. Homeowner is aware of all systems and it's functions. Homeowner told me his wife passed in Oct 2024 and he has minimal finances to get the products I spoke about.
2015 furnace. 2025 evaporator coil. 2020 condenser unit. 1" filter replaced. Drain clear. Blower clean. Evaporator coil clean. Condenser unit washed. Refrigerant charge acceptable. DeltaT acceptable. Dryer vent is venting into attic and there is a lot of lint all about. No attic tent. Homeowner is aware of all systems and it's functions. Homeowner told me his wife passed in Oct 2024 and he has minimal finances to get the products I spoke about.
5/31/25 When we arrived the homeowner said he shutoff the system because water was leaking through his ceiling. Nathaniel and Aaron went into the attic and flushed a gallon of water through the primary and secondary drain, checked drain pan for cracked pan also checked duct pressures and temp splits, checked refrigerant pressures including superheat and subcool. The secondary drain did not have water in it and was letting air back in causing the primary drain to not drain backing water up into blower area. Filled both traps cycled on system for an hour and rechecked, unit is working good at this time. Previous spots of water are dry in the system, I do not see any visable damage from the water. We will come back Monday and double check install again. 6/2 Aaron checked back and went into the attic and checked the sheetrock it was all dry so I moved insulation back around. Hooked up gauges checked refrigerant pressures including superheat and subcool and added 16 Oz of Refrigerant to
Install 42k hz heat pump keep current filtration includes code kit, new supply plenum and duct seal
5/29/25 Pausing job will finish water tomorrow morning Daniel and Mark W Job is complete installed all new water lines from well to fixtures in home Thoroughly explained to home owner per me and mark some sort of building or shield needs to be built around well housing pressure tank and filter to protect from freezing temps Job is complete JOB IS FINANCED THROUGH GOODLEAP Customer is gonna do customer provided faucets when she calls bk in a few wks she wants Daniel and Mark
Sold level 3 electric h/p horizontal 42k with code kit, rebuild supply plenum and seal.
Homeowner states as I arrived that they are moving. Home is being boxed up. Inspection complete. Filters replaced. Drain lines clear. Indoor units clean. Main unit UV bulb is outside of manufacturer specifications of kill ratio of 24 months. Blower wheels clean. Condenser coils cleaned. Refrigerant charge acceptable. Amps and volts acceptable. Offered duct cleaning service. Both systems cooling well. Left pool house system off and main house to the desired homeowner temp upon departure.
Homeowner states as I arrived that they are moving. Home is being boxed up. Inspection complete. Filters replaced. Drain lines clear. Indoor units clean. Main unit UV bulb is outside of manufacturer specifications of kill ratio of 24 months. Blower wheels clean. Condenser coils cleaned. Refrigerant charge acceptable. Amps and volts acceptable. Offered duct cleaning service. Both systems cooling well. Left pool house system off and main house to the desired homeowner temp upon departure.
Homeowner states as I arrived that they are moving. Home is being boxed up. Inspection complete. Filters replaced. Drain lines clear. Indoor units clean. Main unit UV bulb is outside of manufacturer specifications of kill ratio of 24 months. Blower wheels clean. Condenser coils cleaned. Refrigerant charge acceptable. Amps and volts acceptable. Offered duct cleaning service. Both systems cooling well. Left pool house system off and main house to the desired homeowner temp upon departure.
Homeowner states as I arrived that they are moving. Home is being boxed up. Inspection complete. Filters replaced. Drain lines clear. Indoor units clean. Main unit UV bulb is outside of manufacturer specifications of kill ratio of 24 months. Blower wheels clean. Condenser coils cleaned. Refrigerant charge acceptable. Amps and volts acceptable. Offered duct cleaning service. Both systems cooling well. Left pool house system off and main house to the desired homeowner temp upon departure.
Previous technician had removed the silicon hose on the furnace pressure switch and had caused the burners to not come on. Reattached the hose and performed function check. System running normally upon departure.
Upon arrival tech removed old evaporator coil tech installed new evaporator coil tech did a pressure test as well as pull a vacuum down to 500 microns tech let the vacuum hold forn15 minutes once tech was 100% positive that there was no leaked tech charged system to its proper refrigerant readings tech then cleaned up work space and talked to homeowner