FIG. 01
AC Repair
Diagnosis first, parts second. In July a system that is merely struggling is a system that will fail within the week, so we tell you which one you have.
$89 diagnostic, waived if you go ahead with the repair
Services · Phoenix
Six things, done properly.
A short list done well beats a long one done adequately. Each page says what the job involves, what it costs, and when it is not the job you actually need.
FIG. 02
AC Installation
Sized by calculation, not by what came out. Most of the efficiency you pay for on the label is decided by the install, not the equipment.
Free in-home assessment and Manual J load calculation
FIG. 03
Heat Pumps
Phoenix winters are mild enough that a heat pump is simply a better air conditioner that also heats. The case here is stronger than almost anywhere in the country.
Free heat pump suitability assessment
FIG. 04
Ductwork & Airflow
Your ducts sit in an attic that reaches 160°F in July. What leaks out of them is cooling you have already paid for, and it is the largest single loss in most Phoenix homes.
$189 airflow survey with static pressure and room-by-room readings
FIG. 05
Maintenance
Two visits a year, before the cooling season and before the heating one. The point is to find the failure in April rather than meet it in July.
$219 per year, two visits, no automatic renewal
FIG. 06
Emergency Cooling
No cooling in a Phoenix summer is a safety problem, not an inconvenience. Between June and September a person answers around the clock and there is no after-hours rate.
$0 after-hours surcharge — the rate is the rate
FIG. 07·Not on the list
If it is not here, we will tell you who does it.
We do not do commercial refrigeration, evaporative coolers, or solar. Asking costs nothing, and a straight referral is worth more to us than a job we would do badly.
Dispatch
No cooling right now?
June through September a person answers around the clock, and there is no after-hours rate. If anyone in the house is vulnerable to the heat, say so when you call.