Two Things That Reshape a Houston Year
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
One of the largest annual events in the country, and it runs for roughly three weeks. The Rodeo's own site lists the next edition as March 2–21, 2027.
For an HVAC owner that means weeks of traffic and routing disruption around the venue corridor, elevated hospitality and commercial demand, and a staffing window that lands right at the start of your cooling ramp. Plan the board around it in January, not the week it starts.
Gulf Coast Storm Season
Houston sits on the Gulf. Storm season affects demand, supply chain, staffing and cash flow — and it arrives every year whether or not it is in your plan.
The business consequences are the ones we build for: a working capital reserve that survives a disrupted month, a supplier relationship that does not collapse under allocation, a call-handling plan for surge volume, and a policy on emergency pricing decided before you are under pressure to improvise one.
JordanWORX is headquartered in Orlando, Florida. We work with Houston and Gulf Coast Texas owners remotely and on-site. We are not going to invent a local office or a local phone number to look like something we are not.
Houston is the Texas market we know best by analogy — 111 days above 90°F and 51.84 inches of rain is very close to the market we run in every day. The humidity playbook, the capacity planning and the shoulder-season maintenance model all transfer directly.
For context: the largest names in HVAC coaching run out of Washington State, Minnesota and New Jersey and sell nationally. Remote-delivered coaching is the norm in this industry, not the exception.
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Leonard has spent 34+ years building, running, repairing, scaling and selling HVAC companies — starting his first from scratch in 1993 as the one man doing nearly everything. These systems were built under real pressure, with real payroll on the line. Not in a classroom.