When something goes wrong with your home’s electrical system or HVAC, you need a team that shows up, does the job right, and stands behind their work. At Patriot Heating and Cooling, we offer a full range of electrical services including emergency electrical repairs, EV charger installation, electrical panel upgrades, whole house surge protection, and more. Whether it’s a tripped breaker or a full panel replacement, we handle it with care.
Our air conditioning and heating services are built around the same commitment to quality. From AC repair and furnace installation to heat pump replacement and ongoing HVAC maintenance, we keep Tyler-area homes and businesses running comfortably year-round. We serve both residential and commercial customers, and no job is too big or too small for our experienced crew.
We have spent about 20 years earning the trust of homeowners and business owners across the Tyler, TX area, and that reputation means everything to us. We are locally owned, not a private equity company, and we plan to keep it that way. When you call us, you are calling your neighbor, not a call center.
Here is what sets us apart:
We show up, we do what we say, and we take pride in serving the community we call home.
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