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

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Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 6 customer reviews

Excellent

The service man was very nice and fixed my problem

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Great people

Sales person and installer were great to work with. Did as promised

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Excellent Service!

Service was quick and of little pressure. I was given an honest assessment on my air conditioning system with thoroughly explained options on which steps could be taken next. It’s good to have cool air blowing, once again. Thank you!

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Awesome service

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Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

Kianoosh M out for spring AC non club tune up on 2007 RUUD split system. Spoke with homeowner and filters were just changed. Checked attic insulation, ductwork, flue, dryer vent, blower, blower capacitor, drains and evap coil. Washed outdoor condenser of built up fibers and hair. Checked dual capacitor, contactor and cycled system on. Checked refrigerant pressures, fan and compressor, and temp split outside. The temps are cooler today but pressures seem okay. The blower wheel is dirty and could use a cleaning, the fan motor is reading out of range at 1.2/.8 amps. It does look like insulation was added since our last service. I spoke with homeowner about repair options and they are going to have their home warranty company look at the invoice to see what work is covered through them. I also talked about having Isaac come out for future services.


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to call for a system making a noise and not operating properly after the noise was heard. Customer bought the home recently and most of the home had been remolded. The unit itself though is original to the home (1998). Customer turned the AC on the other day and heard a noise from it. She had a relative come out to take a look and said the fan motor wasn’t operating and it was hot to the touch. I checked the system over and noticed that the fan reversing wires on the motor weren’t strapped and the fan blade damaged the wiring. Told customer I would rewire it and see if the motor is operational still. Wired fan motor back properly amd checked operation. Found fan motor to still be operational. I continued to inspect the rest of the system and noticed the fan capacitor is close to being out of range. Discussed with customer about my findings and they wanted it changed out I replace the capacitor in the unit, washed condenser coil and rechecked operation. Though system is older,


Jason B.

Jason B. Job Checkin

04MAR1024 Jason Brown Arrived for blue club fall tune up service. Spoke with homeowner about the systems performance. It’s working fine, we’re just having our tune up. Inspected equipment. Removed blower assembly and inspected heat exchangers. Open coil and pull delta plate. Inspect heat exchangers and coils. Reassemble equipment and measure static, gas pressure, and heat rise. Clean flame sensor, and wipe out cabinets. Trace through electrical connections and components. Found systems static pressure high, this can cause wear on the systems components. Inspected ac, tested capacitor, contactor and amps. Spoke with homeowner about my findings and the systems history. Discussed static pressure and system configuration. System is working to the best of its abilities at this time. Static pressure readings .54/.4 returns too small.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake K. I arrived for a new customer new system replacement. I spoke with the wife at the location and she had called her husband so he could tell me what he was looking for. He wanted two bids. One to replace the condenser and evaporator coil and the other to replace the evaporator coil, condenser and furnace. The wife showed me the location of the indoor and outdoor system. The outdoor unit is disassembled and in the front yard on the right side of the home. The indoor unit is in the attic and is a Ruud construction evaporator coil and it’s a upflow set up with a plenum that is laying on its tide making a T shape. The duct work is tightly ran and if the evaporator coil is replaced the height difference between the old coil and the new coil will require the duct work to be cut loose added on to and reconnected to the plenum. This will have to be done with replacement of the evaporator coil and condenser or the complete system. I also inspected the duct work and found some fittings to


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

Blue shield club heating maintenance. Joe(JC)Ritchal. 02/09/2024 Performed full system evaluation and safety inspection. I arrived the customers annual heater maintenance. The customer didn’t have any questions for me that I knew of. They weren’t there when I arrived and they didn’t have any questions that the office passed on to me. I got started with the maintenance and check the heat exchanger, and the various heating components along with the blower. Most the parts were in good shape but the capacitor for the blower motor was going weak and the system was fairly dirty due to an old filter being in. It is the same filter that we put in when we last were out for the maintenance. I called the customer and informed them of this and advise that they change the filter at least once in between our visits. Customer was not interested in having it cleaned at the moment, but did give me the go ahead to replace the capacitor. I also changed the filter for the customer. The system is workin


Kevin W.

Kevin W. Job Checkin

Today I had the pleasure of maintaining an 8 year old Comfortmaker furnace and condenser unit. Upon arrival, the homeowner stated that the system has been running fine. Upon visual inspection, I found the blower wheel dirty and in need of cleaning. I then verified all amps, temps, and pressures. Upon diagnostics, I found the gas valve operating out of manufacturer’s specifications and made adjustments accordingly. After discussing my findings with the homeowner, I explained that the dirtiness off the blower wheel was degrading the efficiency of the system and is causing it to use more amps than necessary. I recommended a filter replacement, blower wheel cleaning, and duct cleaning. Homeowner agreed to the blower cleaning and filler replacement and I conducted repairs. He stated he got his ducts cleaned writing the last 2 years but will keep us in mind for next time. The system is operating to the best of its ability at the time of departure. I took pride in fulfilling your h


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

Blue shield club heating maintenance. Joe(JC)Ritchal. 12/14/202 Performed full system evaluation and safety inspection. I arrived to perform the customers annual fall service. The customer didn’t have any questions for me so I went ahead and got started with the maintenance. I checked the heat exchanger and safeties along with the blower and heating components. How to clean the flame sensor and perform the carbon monoxide test. How to change the filter for the customer


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake K. I arrived for a club member fall tune up. I spoke with the homeowner and found that the system has been running well with no issues. I first checked the thermostat and found it to be set at 64 deg. I cycled the system on and checked the 10 KW air handler. I found the system to be clean and all electrical components to be running well. I then checked the temperature rise and the filter and found the filter to be clean and the tension rise to be 54 deg. This is a little high but it’s still within the 40-60 deg temperature rise on the manufacturer specifications.


ISAAC J.

ISAAC J. Job Checkin

Came out to call for a system not heating properly. Customer stated that he was changing out his thermostat from the OG&E stat to a simpler thermostat. He had problems with the new thermostat not operating and blew a fuse. Customer had a friend stop by to help him install it and still wasn’t working properly. I checked the thermostat over and found the common wire on B. Switched it to C terminal for common. Customer had replaced the fuse in board already, so I tested the thermostat and it wasn’t kicking the system on still bypassed the thermostat and the system worked. There’s a good chance the customer shorted the thermostat or it was bad out of the box. Customer approved me installing a Honeywell T6 thermostat after we discussed pricing. I took existing thermostat off the wall and installed the T6. Wired thermostat correctly and tested operation of Heat and AC. System is now operating properly.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

Jake k. I arrived for a club member fall tune up. We spoke of the membership plan and if it’s really needed on a system that this new. We discussed how a new system can probably run for a couple of year or more with no issues just because it was a new system. We also threw around the idea of what if we did not maintain a new system. Sure a new system could probably run a little while with no issues with no maintenance but if the system did get out of line just a little bit on any part the system could slowly get worse but it could still stay running. I explained it as you can probably have a couple of cigarettes now not notice a lot of changes. You may be able to keep you breathe the same pace without any stress. But the first time you go to exercise and you need you lungs to work at there best or you need that furnace to come on and keep you warm you will probably with you didn’t have those cigarettes or not have the system inspected every year. The small stresses over a long period o


Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

Friends and Family Fall furnace tune up in Comfort Maker 80% AFUE furnace. Homeowners have had no issues so far with running heat. Changed customer supplied filter, inspected and cleaned flame sensor. Checked blower, evaporator coil, train, hot water tank. Went in attic and shut damper doors underneath whirlybirds and lubricated whirlybirds as a courtesy. Cycled system on heating and checked order of operation. Checked gas pressure, replaced gas cap. Checked motor amps, heat rise. System is working great at this time!


Kianoosh M.

Kianoosh M. Job Checkin

Fall furnace tune up on 2007 RUUD Split 80% AFUE system. Spoke with homeowner and system struggles in the hot months each summer. It runs all day. This system has known ductwork issues and the attic is outdated in insulation levels. Homeowner is looking to have windows upgraded,!so we talked about rebates and tax credits. Will leave estimates for adding blown insulation, and increasing the ductwork to baby’s room again. Both filters are fairly fresh, so I left filters included with Blue SPP by office chair. Went in attic and checked evap coil, heat exchangers, blower, burner crossovers, cleaned flame sensor and wiring. Checked ductwork and attic insulation levels. Cycled system on and checked gas pressure, heat rise, motor amps and temperature split in home. System is working well at this time. Texted homeowner about attic insulation pricing and potential rebates and credits available through OG&E and IRS.


Joseph K.

Joseph K. Job Checkin

I arrived for a new customer no cool call. I first spoke with the homeowner and confirmed our diagnosis fee and I asked questions on how the system is preforming and where the system is located. The homeowner said the system has not been keeping up for about two weeks but it will still run. She showed me the outdoor system and the she let me have access to the indoor system as well. I set up my gauges and temperature devices and started to inspect the indoor system and outdoor system. I found the system to have a standing pressure of 139 psi on high and low side. I inspected the indoor air handler and found the evaporator coil to be rusted and cover in oil. At this time I went to ask the homeowner if she would join me in. The attack and I would like to show her what I have found. She followed me into the attic and we looked at the system. I then preformed a free leak search with soap bubbles and a electrical leak detector to pin point the leak. We found the leak on the suction line rig


Joe R.

Joe R. Job Checkin

Blue shield club cooling maintenance Joe(JC)Ritchal 07/12/2023 Performed full system evaluation and safety inspection Derived from the customers annual cooling service. The customer didn’t have any questions for me so I went ahead and check the thermostat then washed out the condenser. I didn’t check the furnace and evaporator coil both of which were in good shape. I then went and checked The condenser and its refrigerant charge. Both of which book good.


Sam J.

Sam J. Job Checkin

Sam J - I arrived to perform summer service for a blue club member on a recently installed system. Customer met me at the door and was unaware of any issues that need to be addressed. I begin by testing the thermostat operation and starting the service. Power down condenser and cleaned the coil, then checked the components inside the condenser. Moved to the indoor unit and checked the blower motor amperage. Pulled coil door and inspected the evaporator which was clean, and also changed filter. Powered up system and recorded the amperage on the compressor and fan motor. Then I allowed the system to run for several minutes to dry the coil before calculating superheat and sub cooling. Spoke with the homeowner and advised him on today’s visit. System is operating properly and efficiently at this time. [Furnace] Blower - 3.66RLA (5.6A) Run capacitor - N/A [Condenser] Run capacitor - 44.5/5.0mfd (45/5mfd) Start capacitor - N/A Compressor - 7.15RLA (13.6A) Fan - 0.41RLA (0.5FLA) S