Gossett Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. is family owned and operated, and we have been in the community for 31 years. When Gossett  services your air conditioning and/or heating system, it is the beginning of a long-term relationship with us.  We are here to assist you, and we take pride in serving our customers.  Customers are loyal to Gossett because of the  honest, dedicated, friendly service delivered by the employees. 

Gossett is not your typical air conditioning company. Each employee at Gossett attends continuing education classes yearly and is committed to excellence.  Gossett employees believe in educating the customer on their system.

Gossett specializes in residential and light commercial service, repair,  installation. Gossett's service, repair and installation team members have been with the company for over 20 years! Competitors cannot offer this to their customers! Gossett's service and repair team members are NATE certified master technicians; they are among the best within the industry and are the best at diagnosing problems in a timely manner.   Let them show you how you can save money on your electric bill and make your home more energy efficient.

Gossett services all makes and models.  Gossett also honors other manufacturers' warranties.

Gossett is known for custom designing systems for our residential change-outs to make your home more energy efficient.

Are you buying or selling your home? Let us handle your heating & air conditioning inspection.

Protect your investment - Have your air conditioning and heating systems checked every year to keep them running at maximum efficiency. Check out our A/C Check and Heating Inspection page for more information.

Our service vans are fully stocked. We understand you need your A/C system repaired immediately! We service Spring-Northwest Houston (surrounding areas), Tomball, and The Woodlands.

Look for the NATE Patch

Consumers demand technician excellence, and NATE-certified technicians deliver.

What is NATE?

NATE stands for North American Technician Excellence, and it's the only nationwide certification program accepted by the entire heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) industry - contractors, manufacturers, the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA), and technicians themselves.

Are all HVACR technicians certified by NATE?

NATE is a voluntary certification program designed to ensure that qualifying technicians have a core set of competencies and can be trusted by the consumers who hire them. NATE is the culmination of several years' worth of work by ACCA and other industry organizations to establish one single, nationwide certification.

Over the past few years, NATE has grown considerably. More than 20,000 technicians have been NATE-certified and the list continues to grow. With a strong endorsement from the leading manufacturers of HVACR equipment, NATE certification is the standard by which all technicians should be judged.

Don't you want third-party reassurance that the technician in your home is a capable, qualified individual?

Nearly 90 percent of consumers do. Ask your contractor if he or she employs NATE-certified technicians, and request that only NATE-certified technicians service your system. Some contractors choose to show off their NATE-certified status in ACCA's online Contractor Locator, and others do not. Be sure to ask.

Is the NATE certification really meaningful?

Yes! The NATE certification is rigorous and voluntary. There are other third-party certification programs out there, but they have suspiciously high "pass" rates. NATE has the lowest pass rate and is the only nationwide certification program endorsed by the HVACR industry across all levels. Technicians, contractors, manufacturers, utilities, educators, wholesalers, and leading industry trade associations support NATE, and industry organizations such as ACCA have helped develop the tests to ensure they maintain high professional standards.

In short ... ask for NATE-certified technicians. And look for the NATE patch!

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