Seventy-two, all year.
Furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioning for houses that would rather not think about any of it. Same-week service, tune-ups that actually tune things, and techs who wear shoe covers without being asked.
Furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioning for houses that would rather not think about any of it. Same-week service, tune-ups that actually tune things, and techs who wear shoe covers without being asked.
Furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps: repaired same-week, replaced with the load math actually calculated instead of matching whatever was there. A right-sized system runs quieter and dies later.
Central air, heat-pump cooling, and mini splits for the room that never behaves. If refrigerant is low there is a leak; anyone who just tops it off yearly is selling you the same repair forever.
The repair-or-replace math, out loud: multiply the repair cost by the age of the unit. Under 5,000, repair it. Over that, we quote both and show you the arithmetic on paper. Half the time the honest answer is the cheaper one, and we would rather keep you fifteen years than upsell you once.
Two visits a year: heat checked in fall, cooling in spring, filters included, priority scheduling when everyone else's unit quits in the same July week, and 10% off any repair.
The card gets punched while you watch. Old-fashioned on purpose.