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Keller publishes specific scheduling guidance for HVAC replacement inspections in occupied homes. That practical detail matters: the work plan should account for the inspection window, equipment access, and final closeout instead of treating inspection as an afterthought.
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The house still determines the equipment. Additions, window changes, insulation, duct leakage, zoning, and room-to-room complaints should be reviewed before copying old tonnage or assuming a larger cabinet will solve comfort problems.
What we see in Keller homes
Occupied-home inspection window
Keller publishes a daytime inspection window for occupied-home HVAC replacements and request cutoffs that should be checked when scheduling.
Permit closeout is part of completion
A permit must be issued and paid before inspection, and legal completion includes the applicable final approval.
Duct testing depends on scope
Keller publishes energy documentation and duct-leakage requirements for applicable residential work; do not assume every simple changeout has the same test requirement.
Neighborhoods we serve
Practical Keller HVAC guides
Start with the job you are trying to solve. Each guide includes safe homeowner checks, the diagnostic or estimate process, decision criteria, and local permit context when verified.
Verified local planning information
Permits and inspections
Keller publishes permit, request-cutoff, and occupied-home HVAC replacement inspection procedures.
Keller inspection scheduling ↗HVAC services in Keller
DFW customer reviews
What customers across our service area say
These are company reviews from elsewhere in our DFW service area; we do not relabel them as Keller reviews.
“We recently had an AC unit replaced with Strike Force and couldn't be happier! Toby did an excellent job helping us select a unit that met all our needs. It has fixed our humidity issue. The price for the job was very competitive, the install went very smoothly and everything was left clean.”
Marianna G.
Plano, TX
“They came out and fixed our A/C same day, on a Sunday, when it was 103 outside.”
Ali R.
Dallas, TX
“This company is great! They text and let you know when on the way. They are available for weekend and late emergencies. They show you the damaged parts and have replacement parts with them. Can't say enough good things about StrikeForce!”
Almira T.
Plano, TX
Local questions
Keller HVAC FAQs
When does Keller inspect occupied-home HVAC replacements?
Keller publishes an occupied-home HVAC replacement inspection window and request deadlines. Because schedules can change, we verify the current window when the job is planned.
Is the permit complete when the system turns on?
No. Operation and permit closeout are different. The applicable final inspection must be completed, and any documented corrections must be resolved.
Does every replacement require duct-leakage testing?
Not necessarily. Keller's published energy and duct-testing requirements apply to specified work. We verify what the actual permit scope requires rather than extending a new-construction rule to every repair.
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