The Bradbury Family has been serving the HVAC Repair needs of North Houston, TX residents since 1987.
We now offer plumbing services in the North Houston area.
Our family are experts when it comes to Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing services for your homes and businesses near Houston, TX. Our family gives you our personal promise that we won’t be happy until you’re 100% satisfied! Our reputation is based on your 100% satisfaction, and we take that promise seriously. It’s a part of our company mission!
Call us now at (281) 651-5484 or (936) 271-2030 to schedule service.
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Great service
Cynthia - Houston, TX
Great service
Sondra - Houston, TX
Always good service and on time.
On time and friendly
Kathy - Houston, TX
Good plumbing service!
Matthew - Houston, TX
Professional, efficient and timely. Awesome.
AC Repair
Raul - Houston, TX
Great Service
Sondra - Houston, TX
Kara got someone out today and Marc got the job done. I appreciate their efforts.
Evaluation visit
Robert - Houston, TX
Courteous and informative
Excellent at finding source of ongoing AC problem
Robert - Houston, TX
Great technician
Kathy - Houston, TX
Michael was timely and installed our new ADA toilet, while fixing several other minor issues.
Great technician
Kathy - Houston, TX
Michael was great! He came in, diagnosed the problem, and took care of it.
Excellent service
VCA - Houston, TX
Quick professional and accurate. What more could you want?
Ken Tate's service
Dr - Houston, TX
Excellent experience, professional technician, caring and thorough!
Great
Lisa - Houston, TX
Bringing Professional to a whole new level
Tami - Houston, TX
Dealing with electrical issues can be a little overwhelming, but the way Bradbury treats their customers from the start immediately puts your mind at ease!! Not knowing any electricians, I depending on social media to direct me. Bradbury's website was even appealing! The chat feature allowed me to share details of the issues we were experiencing, which was followed by a call from a friendly and helpful representative from their company... on a weekend!!! The professional service that followed was just as impressive. Professional, experienced with no sales agenda. I would highly recommend Bradbury Brothers!!!
Another Professional HVAC Experience
Rob - Houston, TX
Great. Thanks.
Noble - Houston, TX
Great Service
Carol - Houston, TX
This service was for our a/c checkup. Our service representative came as scheduled. Jacob was polite and professional. We needed a part replaced that was under warranty. Jacob was able to obtain the part and replaced it the next day. The personnel always called and kept me informed about our representative’s tentative arrival time.
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you, Carol & Larry! We are excited to hear you were happy with your visit from Jacob. We aim for 100% satisfaction with our people, so we are so glad to hear this. Thank you for trusting us with your home's cooling & heating systems. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you!
Great
Nichole - Houston, TX
He's great! We want to request him anytime we have a plumbing issue!
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thanks, Nichole! We will definitely add a note to your account that Mike is your preferred plumber. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you!
Good service
Sondra - Houston, TX
Like Ronnie and he is knowledgeable. I do miss Larry, but I understand he is not with you all any more. :(
A/C Spring Clean
Dawn - Houston, TX
Very respectful of the virus concerns happening right now.
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you, Dawn! We are taking extreme caution right now with our current health situation, and we are so happy it was noticed. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you!
Great service
Damon - Houston, TX
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you for the 5 stars, Damon!
Top Notch Customer Service
Chris - Houston, TX
Mario did a great job with our inspection. He communicated well and he gave his honest opinions regarding the next steps after the visit. He was very respectful, friendly and overall the shining example of what to do to win over a customer. Thanks!
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you so much, Chris! We love having Mario on our team - he was actually just awarded 2019 Employee of the Year for the HVAC team. We are so happy to hear that he took great care of you and your home! Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you.
He was wonderful
Jennifer - Houston, TX
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you for the 5 stars, Jennifer!
Quick help
Mike - Houston, TX
Quick and efficient! The company even called to let me know of a closer appointment after they had a cancellation. Very timely and convenient.
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you so much, Mike! We are so happy to hear we got you taken care of quickly. We know that plumbing problems happen on their own schedule, so we try to make things as convenient as possible. Thanks for taking the time to leave us a review.
Awesome
Sondra - Houston, TX
Response from Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical:
Thank you for the 5 stars, Sondra!
James W.
Customer had us out today to investigate a water spot in her pantry. Found the master tub/shower directly overhead of this spot. There was an access door to the drainage and valve. Ran water and saw no signs of leaking on the drainage or valve itself. The trim plate for the valve was missing caulk and there was a small gap at the top of the plate. Caulked the trim plate and this should take care of the issue. If we need to return, we will need to cut into the ceiling below this tub to further diagnose the issue. No follow up at this time.
Michael C.
Came out today to conduct the annual home plumbing inspection, and everything looks good no leaks to be seen no issues we did pull a little hair out of the guest bathtub drain for the customer but everything else looks great and no follow-up needed.
Marc H.
Came back out today to install new washer machine box and icemaker box that is right behind the washing machine. Cut out old piping that was just sticking out of the wall and install boxes. Everything is back in the wall now. Checked everything out found no leaks anywhere.
Marc H.
Homeowner had us out today to take a look water heater in the house he is fixing up to rent out. Found it to be a nine year old water heater that he wanted to lift off the floor onto a stand. And buys him that that could possibly make an older water heater that is never been maintained to leak and that we cannot be responsible for that. He agreed. And also he agreed to change it out to a green 40 gallon propane short water heater in the laundry room. Performed work and everything is working properly that I can tell. There is no gas to the house yet. I did fill the tank up and check for any leaks. Advised homeowner that when they turn the propane on to have them check for leaks.
Jeremy D.
System- Downstairs Approx Age of System: 2yrs Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 117/314 SLT/LLT: 56/83 VSAT/LSAT- 39/99 Superheat/Subcool- 16/15 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-82 Outdoor Fan FLA- .7 Compressor RLA/LRA- 12.0/124 Contactor Voltage- 245/26 Capacitor Rating- 69.90/5.01 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 74 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 58 Supply Temp-52 Temperature Difference- 22 Required Difference- 16-20 Filter Sizes – 20x25x1 Changed Filters – Y (customer supplied) Blew out drain line: N (no blowout valve) Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Unit was operational on arrival. Checked filters. Checked operating pressures and temperatures. Checked indoor and outdoor electrical. All other components showed no visible issues at this time. Recommend compressor saver-(to reduce amp and extend equipment life), blowout valve-(to service primary drain line). System- Upstairs Approx Age of System: 2yrs
Casey L.
Found gas leak at the gas flex connector next to the shut off by the furnace. I removed the gas flex connector extended the pipe and put on a new gas flex connector. Tested all fitting with my electric leak detector. No more gas leaks found at this time. The unit is back up and running at this time. All piping is leak free. No charge today.
Ernest P.
Diagnostic Found failed furnace blower motor 115v Replaced with universal motor. 10mfd run cap. Reran gas line to get damaged gas flex line out of the furnace. 137/325 psi 47/101 Sat 12/9 shsc 60/91 lt 01/11 10-2
Michael C.
Came out today to blow out the customers AC line in the attic and remove the showerhead for her, we were able to blow the line up in the attic and remove the showerhead also did a quick Adjustment on a pop up on the Master sink. Customer paid with check no follow up until tomorrow at her new home. Cannot warrantee drain cleaning and no follow up at this time.
Henry M.
AC Diagnostic System:1st/2nd floor Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP144.4/353.9 SLT/LLT72.8/99.8 VSAT/LSAT50.9/107.8 SH/SC22.6/8 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 90 Filter Size(s)20x25x4(2) Returned tstat to original settings: Y(didn’t touch) Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: Upon arrival Mrs. Livermore said she heard noise coming from the drain line for the 1st and 2nd floor. And also saw small amount of water in the emergency drain pan. Found that the noise is from when only one thermostat is calling for cooling and the blower speed slows down and it’s the noise of the water hitting the ptrap. Also found the water was from small amount of air spilling from the seams and creating condensation from meeting with attic air. Explained that I did not have metal/foil tape since it was all used yesterday so had to tape up with duct tape, did not apply duct sealant so we could apply metal tape to the seams to keep all cold air in and keep it from mixing with
Jason T.
Return and Supply Solution AC Diagnostic System:3rd/4th floor Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP124.7/342.1 SLT/LLT57,6/99,7 VSAT/LSAT42,6/105 SH/SC15/5.3 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 85 Filter Size(s)20x25x4(2) Returned tstat to original settings: Y(74) New Honeywell t6 thermostats Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Static pressure readings 3rd and 4th(bothzones) Furnace cabinet .24/furnace supply .61/supply plenum.32 1st and 2nd Furnace cabinet .22/furnace supply.72/supply plenum .4 Notes:follow up visit to complete install work. Installed two new return plenums, new transitions with second media filter to increase airflow back to the unit. For the third and fourth floor system we had to re route the copper lines going to the evaporator coil to accommodate for the new transition and media filter. Replaced supply plenum for the 3rd and 4th floor unit due to large amount of organic growth due to airflow issues and attic air mixing with conditioned air. Added 2
Marc H.
Homeowner had us out today due to condensation trap backing up. Ran hand spinner through clean out and cleared. Everything is draining properly. Homeowner used $20 gift certificate
Henry M.
AC Diagnostic System:York front part of store Refrigerant Type R22 Metering Device-TXV Pressures before repair SP/HP95.8/392.8 SLT/LLT58.7/135.9 VSAT/LSAT56.7/152.4 SH/SC2/16.5 Pressures after repair SP/HP78/230.9 SLT/LLT77.3/89.9 VSAT/LSAT55.7/102.1 SH/SC21.6/13. Outdoor Entering Air Temperature 88 Filter Size(s)18x24x2(4) Returned tstat to original settings: Y(75) Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes: Upon arrival checked in with Mark and located unit which controls the front part of the store. Manager explained it was blowing air but it wasn’t cold. Went to outdoor package unit and found a trip on high head pressure. Reset system and made the call for cooling, after 5 minute delay one compressor came on and only one fan motor came on the other one was seized and not spinning. Tried to force it to spin but failed. Since the second fan motor doesn’t kick on the compressor head pressure gets too high and shuts down to protect the compressor. Took video of the unit reac
Jason T.
Filter Size(s) Returned tstat to original settings: Y(74) Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes:Upon arrival checked in with Mrs.Livermore and went to attic to take measurements and record readings. Have gathered all information needed to provide estimate for the scope of work to correct airflow issues. Reduced airflow to 1st and 2nd floors by switching pin from 30% down to 20% for the first floor and trimmed the second floor from 50% to 30%. When both zones are open blower is now running at 83% capacity to lower static pressures.
Juan M.
Upon arrival caretaker let me know it’s on just blowing hot air. Went to attic and found furnace operating and touched the suction side and it was burning hot. Went to condenser and found fan not operational fan is not locked out It’s pulling 4.6 amps and it’s rated for 2.1 meaning unit has over amped and burned the universal motor up. Called edwin and he told me to talk to Mimi/Annie since this is such a big decision whether they still patch this up or look into replacing the unit. Called both Annie and Mimi but they are on vacation and not picking up due to no one being available will have to leave for today until someone reaches out to the office on a decision on what they would like to do. Did also mention to Edwin this fan motor is just a band aid on the unit would have to check if anything else is wrong after I get motor running. So it could be one of many problems. Mike answered and said to go ahead and repair it for now. Office sent me to a parts town to get motor. Came b
Juan M.
System- downstairs Approx Age of System: 11 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 128/299 SLT/LLT: 59/94 VSAT/LSAT- 44/95 Superheat/Subcool-16/6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-86 Outdoor Fan FLA- .9 Compressor RLA/LRA-7.1/52 Contactor Voltage-240 Capacitor Rating- turbo Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-72 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 64 Supply Temp- 54 Temperature Difference-18 Required Difference-15-20 Blower FLA- 1.6 Filter Sizes – 20x25x1 Changed Filters – N customer will Blew out drain line: N no access Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Scheduled next tune up date: System- upstairs Approx Age of System: 11 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 133/309 SLT/LLT: 61/97 VSAT/LSAT- 46/96 Superheat/Subcool- 20/6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-86 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1 Compressor RLA/LRA-7/47 Contactor Voltage-239 Capacitor Rating-Turbo Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-74 Return Wet Bulb Te
Juan M.
System-ds Approx Age of System: coil 2 condenser 3 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 129/291 SLT/LLT: 53/88 VSAT/LSAT- 45/94 Superheat/Subcool- 10/7 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-86 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.1 Compressor RLA/LRA-12.3/117 (rated 109) Contactor Voltage- 243 Capacitor Rating-45/10 actual 45/9.8 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp-72 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 64 Supply Temp- 54 Temperature Difference-18 Required Difference-15-20 Blower FLA- 4.9 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – N Customer just changed Blew out drain line: N No blow out valves Returned tstat to original settings: Y/ Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y/ Notes- Scheduled next tune up date: System- up Approx Age of System: 4 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 121/293 SLT/LLT: 68/92 VSAT/LSAT- 42/94 Superheat/Subcool-21/5 Outdoor Entering Air Temp-86 Outdoor Fan FLA- .8 Compressor RLA/LRA-8.7/94 Contactor Voltage-244 Capacitor Rating-45/5
Michael C.
We came out today to change out the downstairs guest bathroom toilet, we used a western pottery ADA elongated to go back in with. Change out went well made all the necessary adjustments fixed all the leaks. Flushed and tested about 50 times. They are good to go and they paid with credit card no follow up today.
Henry M.
Upon arrival checked in with Mrs. Livermore and located both systems, system one controls first and second floors while the other system controls the third and fourth floors. The second system was not running upon arrival. Went into the attic and found in line float switch had tripped. Re worked drain line and found water was being forced to secondary drain port due to the force of the air inside of the supply plenum, I explained to homeowner that with one zone open the blower motor trims back its speed but with both zones open it is too much pressure inside of the supply plenum and ductwork is undersized. To combat this issue recommend adding a static bypass damper to open up when both zones are calling to alleviate the static pressure in the supply plenum. Also found widespread organic growth inside of the supply plenum. Recommend replacing with new supply plenum to have fresh insulation without any growth. This is being caused by airflow issues, improper sealing of the supply p
Michael C.
We came out today to give estimates to repaint the house with all new expansion water piping and an estimate to change out the water heater or converted over to tankless. Customer has all the estimates in his email and he said he is shopping around a little bit to compare pricing but will definitely get back with us he’s also going to look through our financing to see if the option to finance the job would be better.
Michael C.
Came out today because AC tech said our plumbing stacks were clogged so we priced out to run a hand rod, and ended up running ahead and ride down both stacks and physically blowing out both AC lines with my mouth. After this was done Both AC lines started flowing really good. Customer paid with card on file and we gave estimate to repair or replace a toilet in the downstairs guest bathroom and also an estimate to hard pipe both AC condensation lines to nearby that stacks. Customer will let us know what they choose to do and have us back out make a note if we need to rebuild the tank it is a 3 inch flush tank.
Casey L.
AC Diagnostic System: Kennel Room Trane MN: THC033A3E0A1500 SN: 838101995L Refrigerant Type R410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP: 89/279 SLT/LLT: 71/108 VSAT/LSAT: 53/125 SH/SC: 18/17 Outdoor Entering Air Temperature: 90 Filter Size(s) Returned tstat to original settings: Yes Unit operational; prior to leaving: Yes Notes: Found rubber coating to low voltage wiring had dry rotted and exposed the copper wiring. The copper wiring was touching the metal cabinet. This caused the resettable fuse to on the transformer to pop. I brought my findings to Mr. Heath, the office manager, and he approved the repair to cut back the wire and clean it up. I cut back and reconnected the wiring with new wire nuts. I reset the fuse on the transformer and the unit was operational. I checked pressures and found we had a high superheat and only a 10 degree split. I asked Mr. Heath if I could add refrigerant and he approved. I added 1 lb of R22 to the system. The superheat came down but only to 20 deg
Jeremy D.
Diagnostic Customers have 2 units. She has a leak in the master closet and she thinks that its one of the drain pans over flowing. On arrival upstairs unit was operational. Downstairs was not. On downstairs unit found tripped safety switch (prevents operation). Water is present in emergency drain pans at both units. Primary drain lines is are clogged. Both units’ primaries indirectly tied to plumbers stack (recommend plumber to seal). Downstairs unit has no service stack. Neither unit has a blowout valve. Although both units have clogged this does not account for leaking in master bedroom bathroom (two story home both units in attic space above 2nd story). Recommend having plumber out to inspect leak. Recommend condensate repair-( to install service stack), blowout valve-(to clear primary drain line) and in-line and pan float safety switches-(to protect ceilings.
Ken P.
AC Diagnostic System: Back of warehouse Refrigerant TypeR410A Metering Device-TXV SP/HP SLT/LLT VSAT/LSAT SH/SC Outdoor Entering Air Temperature Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y/N Notes: System that covers the back of the warehouse not working. System was locked out and showing code form VFD failure. Looked at the VFD and it was displaying code for over amping and system locked out. Reset system then checked motor. Motor drawing 9 amps and rated for 6.1 then the system locked out again. Loosened the fan belt as this should lower amp draw, reset and restarted system. The blower was still showing 9 amps. Determined that the motor has failed. Sending information to office to get an estimate written up and emailed over.
Ken P.
On master bedroom unit installed a blow out valve rebuilt petal as necessary for blow out to fit. Cleared the drain line and installed float switches to prevent water overflow incase drain back up again. On garage apt system added 2 pounds of refrigerant to restore cooling.
Ken P.
System- Downstairs Approx Age of System: 10 Refrigerant Type- R410a Metering Device- TXV SP/HP: 117/339 SLT/LLT: 56/95 VSAT/LSAT- 39/104 Superheat/Subcool- 16/6 Outdoor Entering Air Temp- 92 Outdoor Fan FLA- 1.24 Compressor RLA/LRA- 16.9/103 Contactor Voltage- 233 Capacitor Rating- 83/10 of 80/10 Indoor Return Dry Bulb Temp- 70 Return Wet Bulb Temp- 64 Supply Temp- 49 Temperature Difference- 21 Required Difference- 15-22 Blower FLA- 10.9 Filter Sizes – 20x25x4 Changed Filters – N, clean Blew out drain line: N Returned tstat to original settings: Y Unit operational; prior to leaving: Y Notes- Performed AC tune up. System is operating within manufacturers specifications at this time. Mrs Meeks mentioned that when she replaced the filter she got shocked by wires hanging from the furnace. I found the unused wires from transformer for Air Scrubber were not capped off. I put wire nuts on both wires. System does not have a blowout valve. Recommend installing a blo