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The Lee Thompson Co

Residential and commercial HVAC

Directory location Houston, TX

Unclaimed listing Checked Sep 1, 2026 Website from public listing data, not independently confirmed

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Quick facts

Directory location
Houston, TX
Primary focus
Residential and commercial HVAC
Customer scope
Residential and commercial
Last checked
September 1, 2026
Claim status
Unclaimed

About this contractor

The Lee Thompson Company is a Houston HVAC contractor serving the Greater Houston Area with residential and commercial air conditioning and heating repair, installation, maintenance, emergency repair, and indoor air quality services.

Services

Residential/commercial scope

Residential and commercial work is supported by current source evidence.

Service areas

Business location

1718 Elmview Dr
Houston, TX 77080

License and registry information

  • A/C Contractor 2337 — Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Current record; expiration date 2026-12-03. Checked September 1, 2026.

Sources used for this profile

The Lee Thompson Company official homepage

Official Website

Supports: identity, stored office phone, Houston office address, residential and commercial HVAC, emergency service wording

Last checked: September 1, 2026

The Lee Thompson Company official service-area page

Official Website

Supports: Houston service area, residential and commercial HVAC, AC repair/replacement/maintenance, heating repair/replacement/maintenance, air quality, duct cleaning

Last checked: September 1, 2026

Questions to ask before hiring

  1. Do you service the exact commercial equipment installed at this property?
  2. Do you support this manufacturer and control platform?
  3. Is the proposed work repair, retrofit, replacement, or full design-build?
  4. Who handles engineering, permitting, startup, controls integration, and commissioning?
  5. What parts, labor, and controls work are excluded?
  6. What ongoing maintenance options are available?
  7. What geographic area does your service department currently cover?
  8. How are after-hours calls handled, if offered?