ALocal has 10 locally owned HVAC dealer brands in Texas, across three regions: five in Dallas–Fort Worth, four in the Austin area and one in Central Texas. Texas is where ALocal started, with Dallas–Fort Worth launching in January 2026. San Antonio is open for new dealers, and you can ask about other Texas cities.
Locally owned HVAC brands, backed by ALocal.
Dallas–Fort Worth
Austin area
Central Texas
Each market page has the dealer's service area and a link to its website.
San Antonio is open for new dealers. ALocal is also still talking with HVAC professionals in parts of Dallas–Fort Worth, the Austin area and Central Texas that don't have a local brand yet. If your city isn't listed, ask about your area. See every open market.
ALocal has locally owned dealer brands across Dallas–Fort Worth, the Austin area and Central Texas. Texas summers are long and hot, so air conditioning isn't optional for homeowners here, and system replacements are a steady need. Each dealer is a neighborhood brand with its own name, backed by one shared platform and install network.
In Texas, air conditioning and refrigeration contracting is regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). ALocal Company holds Texas A/C contractor license TACLA00076101E, and anyone can look it up on TDLR's license search.
On ALocal installs, the mechanical work is done by licensed, insured install partners, who handle permitting, installation and startup. Whether a dealer needs a license of their own depends on their role, so bring your current credentials to an intro call. Ask the team how installation responsibilities apply to your role.
ALocal has dealers in Fort Worth, Lakewood in East Dallas, Plano, McKinney and Frisco in Dallas–Fort Worth. In the Austin area there are dealers in Austin, Cedar Park, Manor and Kyle, and Temple Heating & Cooling serves Central Texas. Each one has its own market page with its service area.
Yes. San Antonio is open for new dealers. If you know HVAC and you know San Antonio, start with an intro call. We'll talk about where you are, what you do today and how the ALocal program would work for you there, then you decide your next step.
Yes, you can ask. Tell us where you are using the "ask about your area" form. If you know HVAC and your town, we'd like to hear from you, and we'll let you know whether that part of Texas is open. You can also book a 30-minute intro call to talk it through.
