HVAC Company Issues Advice About The Importance Of Maintenance Before Summer
Jun 13, 2020
Classic Services Air Conditioning and Heating, is advising its current customers and other local residents to ensure they have their HVAC system checked before the summer arrives.
New Braunfels, United States - June 13, 2020 /PressCable/ —
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – Classic Services Air Conditioning and Heating, a well-established local firm that services New Braunfels and all the surrounding cities, is advising its current customers and other local residents to ensure they have their HVAC system checked before the summer arrives.
The company, which has 15 years of experience in the industry, consistently deals with a spike in demand for their services every year, once the hot and humid summer arrives. Inevitably, customers start to use and indeed rely upon their HVAC systems on a daily basis, putting extra strain on them. The majority of HVAC systems have not been used as much through the relatively mild winter months, and many of them can and will develop issues through lack of use.
As with most mechanical pieces of equipment, prevention is better than cure, which is why the owners of Classic Services Air Conditioning and Heating are keen to educate and advise their customers. They offer great, low cost maintenance plans that can save you a lot of money in the long run, avoid a summer home crisis and give you peace of mind. Maintenance plans include a comprehensive check of your HVAC system and all associated components. It is this sort of attention to detail and a caring and considerate approach, which sets the local business apart from its competition. As a consequence, it has made them a firm favorite in the local community. Classic Services even offers FREE Service Calls, so there is never any trip charge to worry about.
It’s really disheartening when you turn on your HVAC system during a scorching day in the middle of Summer, only to discover that it is not working properly. Unfortunately, this happens all too often, and then to further exacerbate the issue, the majority of HVAC companies will be booked up dealing with emergencies all over the area. The best option is to get ahead of the problem and have your system checked and inspected in the Spring, which generally is the least busy period for HVAC professionals. In addition to free service calls, Classic AC & Heating is currently running a new HVAC system promotion: a fully installed RUNTRU by TRANE – 14 SEER HVAC System for $5300, or just $70 per month with approved financing.
Classic Air Conditioning and Heating has been in business since 2005. It is owned by John Magninat, a third-generation air conditioning repairman. It is a family company with family values and their #1 focus has been and always will be customer satisfaction. They strive to only do the best and take the extra time to do a better job than the competition. Customers with any questions or concerns, should not hesitate to call and talk with the owner himself. For more information about the company and the services they provide, visit their website at https://classicairconditioningandheating.com or give them a call at (830) 358-1499.
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Name: John Magninat
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Organization: Classic Air Conditioning & Heating
Address: 1893 State Highway 46 South, New Braunfels, TX 78130, United States
Phone: +1-830-358-1499
Website: http://classicairconditioningandheating.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88963099
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