2nd Opinion Air Conditioning Heating
📍 Fort Worth, TX 76118
✓ State licence verifiedHVAC contractor
Four Seasons Air Systems
📍 6100 Huddleston Street Suite B Unit: Suite B
Licence #99713 — active on the PermitStack register. We check licences against state records; we do not inspect workmanship.
About this listing
Four Seasons Air Systems is listed in Fort Worth, TX, and holds a PermitStack contractor licence #99713. Licensing for air conditioning and refrigeration work in Texas falls under Occupations Code Chapter 1302, which requires contractors to hold a licence before carrying out this work. New split-system air conditioners installed anywhere in Texas must meet a minimum of 14.3 SEER2 under the federal South-region standard — worth knowing when you compare quotes, since a cheaper unit that falls below it cannot lawfully be installed here.
Is Four Seasons Air Systems the right fit?
Based on what Four Seasons Air Systems lists with AirProHQ: services offered are HVAC contractor. We have no record of them advertising 24/7 emergency service — call ahead to confirm hours for anything urgent. Their Texas contractor licence is verified and active as of our last check. For anything not covered here — such as whether they specifically serve commercial or multi-unit properties — that's worth confirming directly with Four Seasons Air Systems before you book, or compare other Fort Worth contractors first.
Services
What HVAC work typically costs in Fort Worth
Before you call Four Seasons Air Systems, it helps to know the going rate. These are national ranges for 2026 — ask any contractor for a written, itemised quote and compare it against them.
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Diagnostic / service call | $75 – $200 |
| Capacitor replacement | $100 – $250 |
| Refrigerant recharge | $200 – $600 |
| Compressor replacement | $1,300 – $2,800 |
| Central air conditioner | $3,900 – $7,900 |
| Full HVAC (furnace + AC) | $5,000 – $12,500 |
Ranges from our AC repair cost guide andHVAC replacement cost guide. Fort Worth sits in a hot-climate market, where systems run more hours a year and wear out sooner than the national average.
How to check this licence yourself
Don't take our word for it — Texas publishes this for free, and it takes about a minute:
- Search for PermitStack's own public contractor licence lookup — every state runs one.
- Search licence number 99713, or the business name Four Seasons Air Systems.
- Check the status reads active and the expiry is in the future.
- Ask to see proof of liability insurance too. TDLR licensing does not cover that, and we cannot verify it.
A licence means the state has certified the holder to do this work. It is not a guarantee of workmanship, price or availability — see ourcontractor hiring checklistfor what else to ask.