7 Simple Questions You Should Answer
Before Selecting an Air Conditioning Company

Our Company

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Does the company hold an air conditioning license?

State licensing is the minimum requirement to operate an Air Conditioning company. Licensing protects the public, including you. Unlicensed companies are unaccountable to regulators and often unavailable if things go wrong. The license number should be prominently displayed on vehicles, websites, and/or advertising.

Yes!
License No.:
16530E

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Does the company employ NATE certified technicians?

NATE is the North American Technician Excellence program. It is the air conditioning industry’s certification body for technical knowledge. The NATE logo should be prominently displayed on vehicles, websites, and/or advertising.

Yes!

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Is the company insured?

General liability and insurance protects you. Most companies will be insured, but not all are. Assume that any company failing to state that it carries insurance in its marketing or website lacks insurance.

Yes!
We carry 2,000,000 of liability

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Does the company have a physical address?

Fly-by-night air conditioning and heating companies and uninsured moonlighters rarely have a business address. More stable air conditioning companies operate from a shop or office.

Yes!

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Does the company have a website?

Similar to a physical address, a website is a sign of legitimacy. Most air conditioning companies have a web presence today.

Yes!

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Does the company give the full price before work begins?

Some companies offer fixed quotes, no matter how long the work takes. Others charge by the hour and give open-end quotes, which means the work could cost a lot more than you expect if the company takes longer than the contractor expects.

Yes!
We give fixed prices before work begins

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Are the company’s service vehicles clean and well maintained?

The condition of a company’s service vehicles is an indicator of the way they will take care of your home.