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Rob R. Terry

Owner/Licensed HVAC Technician at Terry's A/C & Heating
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The owner of Terry’s A/C & Heating since 2014, Rob Terry has been a part of Terry’s A/C & Heating since 2006 when he began as an apprentice after spending countless summers in his youth working with his dad across the Houston area. He has his Texas A/C and Heating Contractors License and multiple North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Certifications. He is also a Ruud Pro Partner™. He excels at teaching and coaching new technicians, explaining technical HVAC concepts in terms that are easy to understand, and expertly troubleshooting difficult HVAC problems.

Prior to joining Terry’s A/C & Heating, he spent time in management positions with Home Depot, Qdoba, and Jason’s Deli. He interned with Walt Disney World, learning about their high-level of customer service and commitment to quality. He graduated with a B.S. in hospitality and minor in business from Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, Texas. A Houston native, he graduated from Elsik High School in Alief, Texas (a suburb of Houston).

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  • HVAC Expert Warns: Humidity Levels Can Harm Your Home
    Rob warns that "high humidity above 65% fosters mold growth," harming air quality and health. Conversely, "low humidity below 30-35% causes discomfort and damages furnishings." Both extremes can have long-term negative effects on homes and residents.
  • Beat the Heat: Expert Tips for a Cooler Summer Upstairs
    HVAC expert Rob R. Terry advises using fans, window coverings, and running appliances at night. Insulation upgrades and mini-split systems enhance upstairs cooling. Regular HVAC maintenance is recommended for system efficiency.
  • Expert HVAC Advice: Navigating AC Repairs and Replacements
    Rob R. Terry, licensed HVAC technician at Terry's A/C & Heating, specializes in advising on air conditioning repairs and replacements, focusing on ultra-high efficiency systems and the impact of regulations on homeowner decisions.
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