Measure, then talk
Temperatures, pressures, and a load calc beat a story about what usually fails.
24/7 emergency HVAC/Average arrival 60 min/(214) 555-0184
Since 2008
ArcticPeak started with two trucks and a rule that still runs the board: the price comes before the repair. Fourteen people, one Dallas shop, and a 24-hour line that does not dump you into voicemail.
Temperatures, pressures, and a load calc beat a story about what usually fails.
You approve a price. Then we turn a wrench. After-hours included.
We will not invent a cracked heat exchanger to sell a furnace. If it is cracked, we will show you.
Shoe covers, drop cloths, and the old equipment gone the same day on replacements.
Same roster as the dispatch board. License TACLA384921C. NATE on the lead techs. EPA 608 on everyone who opens a system.
EMP-001
Owner
Spent twelve years as a manufacturer field rep before starting ArcticPeak in 2008. Still rides along on the installs she is unsure about.
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Office manager
Builds the daily board. If a job is going to run long, he calls you before the tech is late, not after.
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Dispatcher
Live answer, day and night. She writes the after-hours texts and pages the on-call tech when the house is actually unsafe.
EMP-004
Dispatcher
Owns missed-call text-back and the weekend board. If you rang and hung up, Jordan is already typing.
EMP-005
Sales estimator
Runs the load calculations and the financing conversations. She will talk you out of a system you do not need.
EMP-006
Sales estimator
North DFW replacements and dual-fuel math. She brings the rebate paperwork to the kitchen table, not a week later.
EMP-007
Lead technician, NATE
Combustion and refrigeration. The person we send when two other companies have already replaced the wrong part.
EMP-008
Technician
Fort Worth, Arlington, and the after-hours no-cool list. Stocked for capacitors, contactors, and igniters.
EMP-009
Technician
Plano to McKinney. Indoor air, ducts, and thermostats. Bilingual on the job.
EMP-010
Technician
Mini-splits and heat pumps from Irving through Carrollton. Teaches auxiliary heat so winter bills stay honest.
EMP-011
Technician
Furnaces, venting, and carbon monoxide. Denton and the northern edge of the board.
EMP-012
Technician
Rooftop units, restaurants, and suite complaints. Writes the report the property manager can forward.
EMP-013
Installer
Changeouts, permits, and the old equipment gone the same day. Drop cloths are not optional on his truck.
EMP-014
Installer
Heat pumps, dual fuel, and the duct connections that decide whether the SEER2 sticker is real.
2008
Opened on Ross Avenue
Two trucks, a dispatcher, and a rule: price the job before the repair.
2014
NATE standard
Every lead tech certified. Apprentices ride with them for a full season before they run calls alone.
2019
Maintenance plans
Stopped selling tune-ups as a coupon. Started scheduling them like a real appointment.
2024
Heat pump practice
Dual-fuel and all-electric designs became a standing offer, with the fuel math written down.
2026
After-hours Aria
Chat, missed-call text-back, and an after-hours receptionist so a 1 AM no-cool does not go to voicemail.
Lead technicians hold North American Technician Excellence certification.
Required to handle refrigerant. Every tech who opens a system carries it.
Texas ACR license TACLA384921C. General liability and workers comp on every job.
We install labeled equipment and leave you the paperwork rebates ask for.
Twice a year we host high-school students for a morning on airflow, safety, and what the job actually pays.
We donate one diagnostic day each summer to a community clinic that cannot lose its pharmacy cooler.
October pickup in the shop lobby. New filters in, used ones recycled, no coupon attached.