9320 S. Pole Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73160
(405) 794-8900

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars based on 45 customer reviews

Excellent service!!!

Wet knowledgeable, gave detailed information!!

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Friendly service

Tech was nice. I called around and other places were cheaper.

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Excellent!

Went Over and above

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Services was good

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Excellent service!!!

Prompt, very nice and helpful!!!

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Excellent service!!

Jason did a great job servicing my heating system.

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Excellent work

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Great service!!!!

Isaac is knowledgeable and always willing to explain what is going on with our AC/heating system.

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Outstanding service experience

Nathan, was thorough, knowledgeable. Arrived earlier than exact appt time. Very much appreciated!

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On time, professional, fix my problem

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Great service, very respectful!

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Great service

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Amazing

Jeremiah was very professional

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Great Service

Prices are not affordable!

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Job Locations
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Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake Kring. 11-07-24. I arrived for a blue club membership fall tune up on a 20 year old system. I first inspected the furnace and scoped the heat exchanger and found a crack in the heat exchanger on a rivet. I showed the homeowner the problem and we started to discuss replacing the system. We discussed the difference in the two stage and single stage systems and we decided to install a two stage heat and cooling system. We will have to set the condenser on a new pad and move the bricks to get the condenser to fit where the old one sits. We will also run new thermostat wire to the thermostat and condenser to control the two stage heat and cooling system. We will remove the humidifier in the attic and block off the spot where it was. The homeowner has plywood on sight for us to use if we need to put a new top layer down to set the system on. This is a a downflow system in the garage and will need all height saved to get the new 4 ton system in place of the old 4 ton system. The new syst


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

See tech lead Jake Kring. 11-07-24.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake Kring. 09-30-24. I arrived for a club member weight maintenance plan. I spoke with the homeowner and found that they will be adding on to the home and will need the line set and disconnect moved. We discussed moving the condenser farther out from the house to maintain some air flow from the home. We also discussed moving the condenser farther to the right to let the location of the disconnect not be behind the condenser bringing the system up to code. I inspected the furnace and found the system to be running well in heating mode. I checked all electrical components and the gas pressure and found no issues with the heater at this time.


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to perform preventative maintenance on Carrier HVAC system. Discussed with customer about maintenance being provided, filters, and any issues she may be having. Customer stated system was working fine. She kept it at 68 most of the summer and it kept it there. Changed customer supplied filter. I did a thorough inspection on all parts of the system. Inspected the blower assembly, electrical components, evaporator coil, drain, ductwork and overall condition and operation of equipment in attic. Cleaned condenser coil thoroughly. Checked thermostat operation, wiring, capacitor, contactor, compressor, fan motor, amps, temperatures and pressures of condenser. AC is cooling properly within manufactured specifications at this time


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake Kring. 09-19-2024. I arrived for a club member water spot issue. I inspected the spares and found one living room grill to be getting a wet spot around one side of the grill. I found the system or drain line to be anywhere close to the system and that it’s the boot and grill that is sweating. I gave two options to increase the boot and grill size or to increase the whole duct run. Both estimates cost are in one ticket “estimate” and will not be both combined together. It will be one or the other. The new boot will be insulated and sealed on all sides to help prevent this issue from happening again. The cause is the attic temperature and the duct temperature is causing the boot to sweat. The home owner mentioned that they turn the system up during the day and turn it down at night. I recommended to leave it at one temperature to keep pulling humidity out of the home and to not let it build up and try to pull all the moisture out of the home at one time.


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

Filter plus maintenance. Joe(JC)R. 09/19/2024 I arrived to perform the customer’s filter change. I replaced the filter for the customer. The cut didn’t have any questions and said that everything was running well.


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

White shield club AC maintenance. Joe(JC)R. 09/19/2024 Performed full system evaluation and safety inspection. I arrived to perform the customer’s annual AC maintenance. The customer have any questions and said that everything was running well. I then washed out the condenser and inspected it. The condenser was in good shape and was running well. I then checked the furnace and coil. Both were in good shape and running well. I then left new filters. The customer needs 5 12x12 filters but I was 2 short. The system is operating correctly at this run correctly at this time.


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

15SEP2024 Jason Brown Arrived for non club no cool. Spoke with Bronson about the systems performance. The blower motor is just rocking back and forth. Disconnect power to equipment pull motor and inspect module/ electrical components. Inspected board and wiring, cycled fan motor ramps up to .4a then drops out. Discussed replacement options, and repair options. We decided to get a quote for replacement, and a quote for repair. Attached are discussed estimates, equipment pricing is guaranteed for 30 days but may change afterwards. I will contact American standard in the morning and give you a call with OEM pricing. System is not cooling at this time. Attached are discussed estimates. Thanks guys!


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

14SEP2024 Jason Brown Arrived to replace fan blade. While replacing the motor I bent one of the blades. Disconnect power, pull existing fan blade, install new fan blade. Cycle power, verify amps and vibration. System is cooling properly at this time.


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

09SEP2024 Jason Brown Arrived for new customer no cool. Spoke with Hannah about the systems performance. The condenser fan is squealing and the system is not cooling properly. Inspected ductwork, evap, AC, and return platform. Findings: Return cabinet is not sealed system is pulling air from walls, garage closet, and likely attic. System is lacking an adequate plenum, ductwork is connected directly to the top of the evap coil. Attic insulation is lacking average of about 4-6” recommended is 14” Capacitor at AC failed Condenser fan has bearings going out. Blower wheel and motor are quite dirty, evap is dirty. Spoke with homeowner about my findings, we decided to discuss the more major repairs with spouse, and replace the fan motor now. Disconnect power to the AC. Remove existing motor and fan blade. Install new motor with original blade. Replace capacitor with one sized for the new motor. Cycle cooling and test operation. System is cooling properly at this time.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake Kring. 09-02-2024. I arrived for a new custom no cool call. I spoke with the homeowner and she shows me the license of the indoor suite and outdoor system and let me know the outdoor u it will not run. I inspected the evaporator coil and found it to be clean and the blower wheel to be clean and working well. I did find the safety switch to be flipped upside down keeping the power from cycling on the outdoor unit. I also found the drain line to not be glued on one fitting. I re glued the drain line and corrected the safety switch. I found the condition to cycle on. I checked the systems operation and found the amp draws to be in normal range but the refrigerant charge was low. We also noticed the condenser fan motor making a knocking noise. I explained the refrigerant charge to the customer and the condenser fan motor. We decided to hold off on the condenser fan motor but to add what refrigerator the system needed to get within manufacture range of normal operation. I charged the s


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

Silver club AC maintenance. Joe(JC)R. 08/29/2024 Performed full system evaluation and safety inspection. I arrived to perform the customer’s annual AC maintenance. The customer didn’t have any questions and said that everything was running well. I then checked the furnace and evaporator coil. Both were in good shape and running well. I then washed out the condenser and inspected it. I found that condenser capacitor was starting to get weak on the fan side. It was at 4.4MFD out of the rated 5MFD. The rest of the condenser is running well. The customer wants to wait to replace the capacitor.


Jeremiah F.

Jeremiah F. Job Checkin

Estimate for replace a 25 year old rheem 4 ton system with a 4 ton Carrier AC system. Includes: 4 ton AC with safeguards and coil protection 4 ton high efficiency aluminum coil 4 ton 80% AFUE gas furnace New metal drain pan Switching out 40 amp breaker for 50 Increasing return from 14” to 16” Warranties: 10 year parts 10 year compressor 10 year coils 20 year heat exchanger 1 year labor 08/27/2024 JeremiahF Arrived on site and went over scope of today’s service. Pumped down condenser and uninstalled existing equipment. Flushed lineset and purged with nitrogen. Installed new equipment and sealed joints with metal tape and mastic. Increased both returns to 16” flex. Pressure checked system at 247 psi and passed. Pulled vacuum down to 270 microns and passed vacuum decay. System sitting at 11/11 degrees of subcooling so no refrigerant charge adjustment needed. Uninstalled attic ladder in order to fit equipment up attic access and reinstalled ladder and trim. Installed new auxiliary dra


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to perform preventative maintenance on AC system. Met customer at front door and began to discuss maintenance being provided today, filter needed and how the system has been doing for her, since we installed it about 10 months ago. Customer stated she is pleased with how the unit has been thus far and just wanted to have it maintained. Started with changing the filter for customer and inspecting the equipment in hallway closet. Inspected the blower assembly, motor, electrical components, evaporator coil, drain and overall install. Washed condenser coil. Inspected capacitor, contactor, fan motor, compressor and electrical wiring. Checked operation, amps, temperatures and pressures of ac. System is cooling properly within manufacturing specs. Discussed with customer regarding signing up on a maintenance plan. We went over what the plans include, and customer signed up for the blue maintenance plan.


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

13AUG2024 Jason Brown Arrived for new customer no cool. Spoke with Kasey about her systems performance. I had a roof replaced today and when I got home it was very warm in the home. Inspected furnace, evap, and AC. Found filter clean blower wheel clean, all amps inside within manufacture specs. Found pressures high at the AC, and the condenser coils packed with grass. Checked capacitor and all components at the AC. Measured temperature deltas inside. Only getting a 13 degree split. Inspected ductwork and attic. Ductwork is connected properly and insulated. Insulation levels are within reason, however more is always better. Spoke with homeowner about my findings. We decided to move forward with a condenser coil cleaning. Disconnect power to AC. Pull fan and wash condenser coils from the inside out. Rinse compressor and reassemble equipment. Cycle cooling and allow equipment to run for ~10 minutes. Checked pressures head pressure had drop ~90 psi, however it is still quite warm in the h