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Meet the team

The HVAC team that does right by you

The same local crew runs every call across the Grand Strand, from Little River and North Myrtle Beach to Myrtle Beach, Calabash, and Sunset Beach. They would rather fix what you have than sell you something you don't need.

Alex Todd, owner of Comfort Masters Heating and Cooling

Alex Todd

Owner

Alex Todd owns Comfort Masters and is the technical anchor behind every system the team installs. He is ACCA certified in Manual J, Manual S, and Manual D, and holds EPA 608 for refrigerant handling. He started the company in 2019 on one rule: measure the home and engineer the system to spec instead of estimating against the old unit, then show the math on paper.

Cody, HVAC service technician at Comfort Masters Heating and Cooling

Cody

HVAC Service Technician

Cody handles service calls and installs across the Grand Strand, from diagnostics on a no-cool call to setting a full system. He trained in HVAC at Horry-Georgetown Technical College and through Johnstone Supply, and holds Universal EPA certification for every refrigerant type in the field. On a service call he traces a problem to its real cause instead of swapping parts and hoping, and explains what he finds in plain terms.

Logan, HVAC service technician at Comfort Masters Heating and Cooling

Logan

HVAC Service Technician

Logan works service and installation calls across the Grand Strand, handling diagnostics, repairs, and new system installs. He is part of the crew that measures, documents, and follows through on every job, so the work holds up long after the truck pulls away. Whether it is a quick repair or a full changeout, the standard is the same: find the real problem, do the work cleanly, and leave a clear record of what was done.

Baydon, HVAC service technician at Comfort Masters Heating and Cooling

Baydon

HVAC Service Technician

Baydon runs service and installation work across the Grand Strand, from troubleshooting a system that has quit to setting new equipment on an install. He holds to the same approach the rest of the team does: do the work right the first time, document it, and stand behind it. Day to day that means careful diagnostics on repair calls and deliberate work on installs, the kind of details that decide whether a system runs well for years.