Kent Air

Licensed Texas A/C contractor in Bell County. License TACLB14983, Class B, active through April 21, 2027. No business website could be verified for this company, so it is listed here from state records but not scored or ranked.

Texas license record

A/C contractor licenseTACLB14983
ClassClass B: up to 25 tons cooling, 1.5 million BTU/hr heating
EndorsementEnvironmental air: heating, cooling and ventilation
StatusActive, expires April 21, 2027
License holderKent, Alan Ray
County of recordBell County, TX
Electrical contractor licenseNone found under this business name
TDLR enforcement ordersNone on record as of October 4, 2026
Business websiteNone we could verify as theirs

From TDLR open data and TDLR's public administrative-orders search, checked October 4, 2026. Orders are matched by license number and company name together. Verify on TDLR.

What we could not verify

Everything else that goes into a ranking on this site is read from a company's own website: the services it lists, whether it installs ductless mini splits or heat pumps, posted prices, financing, warranty terms and service area. We did not find a website we could confirm belongs to Kent Air, so none of that is on record here. If this is your company, send us the site and it will be read and scored on the next update.

Verified, ranked alternatives in Bell County

CompanyScoreSinceMini splitsPosted priceFinancingLabor warranty24/7Free estimates
1Kayser Heating and Air672009✓✓✓
2Bell Air Conditioning, Inc53Not stated✓✓
3Orr HVAC38Not stated✓✓
4Cold Fusion TX21Not stated✓
5Centex Superior Services LLC10Not stated

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Questions

Is Kent Air a licensed HVAC contractor in Texas?

Yes. TDLR lists an active Texas A/C contractor license, TACLB14983 (Class B), with a business address in Bell County, expiring April 21, 2027. How to verify it yourself.

Why is Kent Air listed but not ranked?

Our ranking only scores companies whose own website we could confirm, because the score is built from what a company publishes: services, posted prices, financing and warranty terms. We found no website we could verify as Kent Air's, so the company appears in the Bell County directory unranked. The license itself is real and current.

What does the license class mean?

Class A has no size limit. Class B is limited to systems up to 25 tons of cooling and 1.5 million BTU per hour of heating, which still covers nearly every home. The E endorsement covers environmental air: heating, cooling and ventilation.

How do I check Kent Air before hiring?

Ask for the license number and look it up on TDLR's license search; confirm the name and expiration match this page. Ask who pulls the permit, whether the technician is an employee, and for the parts and labor warranty in writing. Then compare the quote against the posted prices on this site.