It depends on the service. A spring tune-up is a flat $99, repairs get a flat upfront quote after we diagnose the problem, and new systems start at $99 a month with the first year of maintenance included. Replacement estimates are free, and there’s never a charge just to come out. You approve every price before the work starts.

Yes. With approved financing, a new energy-efficient system goes in for $99 per month, and your first year of maintenance is free. We size the system to your home, handle the haul-away, and register the warranty for you. Prefer to pay outright? Ask about 10% off Trane and Bosch units paid with cash, check, or credit card.

Usually same day, and we run seven days a week through the summer. Our dispatch team sits in our Mesa office, so when you call 480-654-8865 you talk to a real person who can see the schedule and give you a straight answer on timing.

No. There’s no trip charge to come out, and on repairs the diagnosis leads to a flat quote you approve before anything happens. If you decide not to move forward, that’s fine too. We’d rather earn the job with an honest price than bill you for showing up.

Our rule of thumb: if the system is under about 10 years old and the repair is reasonable, fix it. When a unit is older, leaking refrigerant repeatedly, or stacking up repair bills, replacement usually wins the math. We lay out both numbers and let you decide. There’s no commission pressure in either direction.

A real 12-point service, not a drive-by. The tech tests the thermostat, checks the filter and filter size, inspects the high-voltage connections, cleans the outdoor coils, inspects the evaporator coil for dirt and refrigerant leaks, evaluates airflow room by room, checks the ductwork for leaks, and records every reading. It’s normally $129, and it’s the cheapest insurance an Arizona air conditioner can get.

SEER2 is the federal efficiency rating for cooling equipment, measured under a tougher and more realistic test than the old SEER number. In a climate where your AC can run thousands of hours a year, a higher SEER2 rating shows up on every summer bill. Our energy-efficient HVAC systems page breaks down where the sweet spot is for Valley homes.

The industry is moving from R-410A refrigerant to R-454B, so R-410A will get scarcer and pricier over time. Your current system is fine to keep running. But if it starts leaking repeatedly, repair costs climb, and that’s one of the factors we walk through when you’re weighing a repair against a replacement.

All the time. Rooftop package units are common across the Valley, on older Mesa neighborhoods and commercial buildings alike, and our techs service, repair, and replace them. Those units take the full force of the sun all day, so an annual tune-up matters even more up on the roof.

Yes. We’re a Trane Comfort Specialist, which means factory-level training on Trane equipment, but our NATE-certified technicians repair and maintain every major brand, including Carrier, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Bosch, Amana, York, and American Standard.

Our workmanship carries a lifetime warranty. If something we fixed or installed fails because of our work, we come back and make it right at no charge. New equipment also carries its manufacturer warranty, and we handle the registration so you don’t have to think about it.

Mesa, Phoenix, Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, Fountain Hills, and the surrounding Valley communities. Call 480-654-8865 and we’ll tell you right away if you’re in range. For after-hours emergencies, our 24-hour line is 602-256-9181.