Texas licence TACLA88274C · Magnolia and College Station

Two counties, one crew, since 2018.

Cover HVAC runs Montgomery County out of Magnolia and the Brazos Valley out of College Station. Jeremy Cover and six technicians, seven in the morning to seven at night, Monday through Saturday.

2018

The year Jeremy Cover put his own surname on the side of a truck. Everything below is checkable before you call, which is the only kind of proof worth printing.

On the record

Checkable things, rather than adjectives.

Every number here is verifiable before you pick up the phone. The licence is printed on the truck, the rating is the live Google figure, and the founding year is the one the company has published since it started.

Texas air conditioning contractor licence

TACLA88274C

Texas air conditioning contractor licence

from 214 Google reviews

4.9

from 214 Google reviews

trading in this area since

2018

trading in this area since

technicians, including the owner

7

technicians, including the owner

Seven things, done by the same people

Residential and light commercial, from a mini-split in a sunroom to a bank of units on a roof.

The list below is the whole list. There is no separate emergency brand, no subcontracted crew, and no service that quietly gets handed to somebody else.

Inside the work

Five places a heating and cooling job actually happens.

None of these are stock. They are photographs from Cover HVAC jobs, in the order a system gets thought about rather than the order it gets sold.

Insulated flexible duct trunk and branch runs strapped to roof trusses in a new-build attic

01

The duct work, before the box

A replacement is a duct job as much as an equipment job. Trunk, branches, straps and the route through the trusses decide what the new system can actually deliver into the rooms.

Indoor air handler and furnace in a utility closet showing the evaporator, flue and copper line set

02

The half nobody photographs

Most of what goes wrong sits in a closet like this one. Evaporator, flue, gas connection and line set, in a space built with about four inches to spare.

Close detail of a condenser control panel with compressor diagnostics module, run capacitor, contactor and colour-coded wiring

03

Where the fault actually reports

The control panel tells you what the compressor has been doing for months. Reading it is the difference between replacing a part and replacing a system.

A technician's hands wiring a replacement run capacitor into an outdoor condenser

04

A part, fitted properly

Capacitors are the cheap failure that strands people in August. Carrying the common ones on the truck is why some calls end the same afternoon.

A technician on a ladder opening a ceiling return grille in a bright, empty room

05

What the house is breathing

The return is the part of the air path that gets looked at least and moves the most air. It is usually the first thing to check when a house feels wrong at the right number.

Indoor air quality

Temperature is the number people watch. Air is the thing they feel.

A house can sit dead on the thermostat setting and still feel wrong. Usually that is humidity, airflow or a return that has not been looked at in years, and none of the three show up on the display.

Jeremy Cover standing with the Cover HVAC crew in front of a company truck

Where we actually go

Two bases, not one number on a map.

Plenty of contractors list a county and hope. Cover HVAC works from two ends: Magnolia for Montgomery County and up into Harris County, and College Station for the Brazos Valley. If you sit somewhere between the two, ask rather than guessing.

Check your address

Out of Magnolia

Montgomery County

  • Magnolia
  • Plantersville
  • North Harris County

Out of College Station

The Brazos Valley

  • College Station
  • Bryan
  • Navasota
  • Brenham
A Cover HVAC technician working at an outdoor condenser with refrigerant manifold gauges in the foreground

4.9 from 214 reviews

What customers wrote, unedited.

Showed up on time of appointment. Diagnosed quickly & had parts on truck to repair. Reasonable price & I am a repeat customer. Explained options & up front pricing. Very satisfied & would recommend to others.
Philip Hurwitz, Google
Love our Minisplit for our sunroom here in Texas. Great company to work with and appreciate the knowledge shared with us that we would have never known. Basically, keeping it on at all times based on the room it is located. Many more tips as well. Highly recommend!
Mary Lessor, Google
I would highly recommend Jeremy and his team with Cover HVAC. The process started with me calling out 4+ contractors to bid the job. Jeremy stood out from the rest with his outstanding customer service, including answering emails on the weekends (even after hours)! When his crew arrived, they took their time to do the job right, including re-routing some of the duct work to make the attic more accessible. Believe the 5-star reviews, these guys are great!
Dave, Google

Before you call

The questions that actually get asked.

Two areas, not one. Out of Magnolia the crew works Montgomery County and up into Harris County, including Plantersville. Out of College Station they work the Brazos Valley, which takes in Bryan, Navasota and Brenham. If you are somewhere between the two, call and ask rather than guessing from a map.

Yes. Cover HVAC LLC holds Texas air conditioning contractor licence TACLA88274C, and it is printed on the truck as well as on this site. The technicians are licensed and bonded.

Cover HVAC has been working in this area since 2018. The company is named after its owner, Jeremy Cover, who still runs the calls alongside a crew of six technicians.

Seven in the morning to seven at night, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday. Those are real working hours rather than an answering service, which is why the phone number on this page is the one that reaches the shop.

Both. The same crew handles residential systems and light commercial work, and commercial HVAC is one of the seven services listed on this site.

No. The jobs photographed on this site include Daikin, Goodman and Copeland equipment, which is simply what was already at those addresses. Ask about a specific system and you will get a straight answer about whether it is worth repairing.

Yes, and it is a regular part of the work. One customer's review on this site is about a mini-split fitted for a sunroom, including advice on how to run it once it was in.

TACLA88274C

Their Texas air conditioning contractor licence. It is on the truck door, on every page of this site, and you can look it up before anyone comes out.

7am to 7pm

Monday through Saturday, out of both bases.

The cool half of their mark is the half that answers the phone. Closed Sunday means closed, not routed to an answering service, and the number on this page is the one that reaches the shop.

Magnolia and the Brazos Valley

Tell us what it is doing.

Describe the symptom in your own words. No cold air, a noise, weak airflow, a smell when it starts, or the same fault back again. Those five answers point in five different directions, and knowing which one you have is most of the diagnosis. The AC repair page walks through all five, and the about page covers who turns up.