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Tips from Air Conditioning Contractors of America....
- Perform an on-site inspection of the job and provide a detailed bid in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate that they are licensed as a legitimate contractor in your area, recognized by your local municipality, and licensed and insured to repair or install cooling and heating equipment.
- Be able to provide a state of Florida number and certification for refrigerant handling, which has been required since 1992.
- Have several years of experience in the community.
- Provide examples of quality installation work with names of customers who can be contacted for references.
- Employ service technicians whohave North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification to professionally install and service cooling and heating systems. For a list of NATE-certified technicians in Texas, visit www.natex.org.
Independent Studies Indicate:
"A
23% refrigerant undercharge could result in a 52% efficiency loss."
-Texas A&M University
"90%
of the AC units tested exhibited some sort of energy wasting problem.
50% had an improper refrigerant charge. 40% failed to meet minimum air
flow criterion."
-North
Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation
Customer
Feedback...
"We
have lived in South Florida for over five years, and have never before
enjoyed the high quality of service that we received from Alliance Air
Comfort. The technicians who installed our A/C equipment were professional,
courteous, and knowledgable.
I enthusiastically recommend Alliance Air Comfort to anyone who
needs help with their residential or commercial A/C.
Dawn
Lauck & Sam Galiotto
of Dawn Lauck Distinctive Drapery
