T. Batchelor and Son Inc.
Mobile, Alabama 36608
12,000 square feet of HVAC and sheet metal shop on Zeigler Boulevard.
About
T. Batchelor and Son Inc. was founded in 1985 and is a family-owned, locally operated HVAC company. The shop on Zeigler Boulevard has grown into a 12,000-square-foot facility featuring a state-of-the-art sheet metal fabrication shop. That kind of in-house infrastructure is unusual at the residential HVAC contractor level and reflects the company's investment in operational depth over four decades.
T. Batchelor is a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer and holds Alabama license 2007208 plus Mississippi license 13489-MC. The Bryant authorization parallels what other Mobile shops carry with Carrier; both brands are part of the same parent company and similar Authorized Dealer programs require dealer training and customer satisfaction standards.
Services cover HVAC installations, air conditioning repair, heating system maintenance, indoor air quality services, duct cleaning, routine maintenance, and emergency 24/7 service. The Zeigler Boulevard facility supports both residential and commercial HVAC work, and the in-house sheet metal shop lets the company custom-build ductwork for irregular or commercial installations.
Services
- Install Bryant residential and commercial HVAC equipment
- Fabricate ductwork in the on-site sheet metal shop
- Maintain heating and cooling systems on service contracts
- Clean and inspect residential and commercial ductwork
- Improve indoor air quality with filtration solutions
- Run 24/7 emergency HVAC response
Service Area
Serving Mobile, Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Saraland, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Prichard.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was T. Batchelor and Son founded?
T. Batchelor and Son Inc. was founded in 1985 and has remained a family-owned, locally operated HVAC company throughout. Forty years of family ownership in Mobile HVAC is unusual, and the depth of investment has shown up in the company's growth into a 12,000-square-foot facility with an in-house sheet metal fabrication shop. That kind of infrastructure isn't typical for a residential HVAC contractor.
What does the in-house sheet metal shop do?
The 12,000-square-foot Zeigler Boulevard facility houses a state-of-the-art sheet metal fabrication shop, where T. Batchelor and Son builds ductwork in-house rather than ordering it pre-fabricated. That capability matters on retrofit installs where standard duct components don't fit, on commercial work where custom dimensions are common, and on jobs that would otherwise wait on factory orders.
What licenses does T. Batchelor carry?
T. Batchelor and Son Inc. holds Alabama license 2007208 and Mississippi license 13489-MC. The two-state licensure lets the company work permitted projects in both Alabama and Mississippi, which matters for commercial HVAC and for residential service that crosses state lines along the central Gulf Coast. Licensure has been continuous since the company was founded in 1985.
Is T. Batchelor a Bryant dealer?
Yes. T. Batchelor and Son is a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer. Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer status requires meeting Bryant's standards for technician training, customer satisfaction, and warranty work. Bryant and Carrier are part of the same parent company and run parallel Authorized Dealer programs, so the certification is at the same operational tier as Carrier's Factory Authorized Dealer designation.
Where is the T. Batchelor facility?
T. Batchelor and Son is at 7570 Zeigler Boulevard, ZIP 36608, in west Mobile. The Zeigler Boulevard address houses the company's 12,000-square-foot facility and sheet metal fabrication shop. The west Mobile location is well placed for residential service across west and central Mobile and for commercial work in the I-65 service road corridor.
Does T. Batchelor handle commercial HVAC?
T. Batchelor and Son handles commercial HVAC alongside its residential menu. The 12,000-square-foot facility, in-house sheet metal fabrication, and two-state licensure all support commercial scope at a level typical residential HVAC shops can't match. Commercial work often requires custom ductwork and larger equipment installations, both of which fit the company's operational structure.