Aviad Y.
12/20/2019
I hired green city pros for my last two projects, the kitchen and fence. I must admit that they overcame my expectations with a fair price and high quality labor. Thank you for your service! I...
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10101 Fondren Rd
Houston, TX 77096
Green City Pros is a reputable HVAC and home improvement company based in Houston, Texas, offering a wide range of services including air conditioning repair, maintenance, and installation, as well as air duct cleaning, chimney sweep, and fireplace remodeling. With a team of experienced professionals and a focus on providing cost-effective solutions, Green City Pros has been serving residential and commercial properties in the Houston area for over 18 years.
Specializing in HVAC services, air duct cleaning, and chimney maintenance, Green City Pros prides itself on its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. From energy-efficient solutions to water damage restoration, Green City Pros is dedicated to ensuring that homes and businesses in Harris, Magnolia, and Galveston counties have access to reliable and affordable heating, cooling, and home improvement services.
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Justin O'Keith H.
8/24/2023
I am so happy I followed my intuition and cancelled this appointment. I saw their social media ads and decided to reach out. I told them I was wanting to do next week. They asked if they could...
James S.
12/31/2024
Good price but absolutely no service after the sale . They will either ignore your phone calls or simply just not show up for any maintenance agreements . They get your initial business and then...
Ashton L.
4/29/2022
Found this company via a social media ad, originally I'd scheduled a routine cleaning. Appointment day comes and the techs came and started their process. They discovered my upstairs HVAC ducts...
Tammra P.
8/7/2023
Green City Pros came to repair my chimney in December 2021. I paid $1,156.00, it included a 5 year warranty. The chimney had cracks that produced leaks. Now in July (2023) it started leaking...
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