Spring-based Air of Houston grows with family, serves Greater Houston

Before peak Houston heat puts extra strain on home cooling systems, Spring homeowners have one simple task that can save money and headaches: replace the AC filter regularly. The U.S. Department of Energy says maintenance of filters, coils, fins and refrigerant lines is essential for efficient performance, and recommends cleaning or replacing air-conditioner filters once a month or as directed by an HVAC contractor.

That advice matters even more in Harris County, where summer highs typically land in the low 90s and air-conditioning systems spend months working hard to cool not just the air, but everything inside a house, including walls, furniture and the people living there. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says HVAC filters can improve indoor air quality, but no filter removes all pollutants, which makes routine maintenance and ventilation part of the same picture for homeowners trying to keep systems running well through the season.

Air of Houston has built its business around that kind of everyday service. Founded in 1994, the Spring-based company serves residential and commercial customers across Greater Houston with heating, cooling and refrigeration work. Sandra Bunch and David Bunch own the business, and the operation has stayed multigenerational: daughter Lauren Bunch serves as office manager, and Sandra Bunch said nephews and nieces also help keep the company running. That family structure has helped the business stay rooted in the Spring-Klein area and maintain the first-name relationships that many customers value when repairs cannot wait.

The company is located at 1850 Old Holzwarth Rd., Ste. D, in Spring. Its website says it carries a complete line of indoor-comfort equipment, including air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, programmable thermostats, humidifiers, ductless split systems, air cleaners, ultraviolet lights, ventilators and zoning products, showing that its work extends beyond emergency repairs into longer-term comfort and air-quality needs.

That broad service mix reflects a business that has grown with the neighborhood. The Better Business Bureau says Air Conditioning Contractors / Air of Houston has been accredited since Oct. 3, 1994, while Angi describes it as family owned and operated since 1995. Customer reviews on the company’s page include one from a longtime user who said they had relied on Air of Houston for more than 20 years, a sign of the repeat business that keeps local service companies anchored in communities like Spring and Klein.