Specialty Cooling and Heating is a family owned and operated Arizona business. Employees have passed pre-employment drug testing and background checks. Technicians participate in on going industry training.

Specialty Cooling and Heating is licensed with the state of Arizona, fully insured and bonded and participates in the APS and South West Gas contractor programs.

The company has had a long standing practice of providing quality work at fair prices. 

PROUDLY FEATURING TRANE AND AMANA PRODUCTS

REPAIR OR REPLACE?
When should I repair my unit and when should I replace it?

It is based on the premise that with each year of use the system will have a loss of performance and efficiency. As well as the efficiency gains of more modern equipment. However every one's needs are unique to themselves. 

Service and repair on all major brands of cooling and heating systems

The most comprehensive maintenance program in the industry with our Energy Savings Plan.

Arizona Registrar of Contractors licensed 12977 and 129778.

We offer reliable quotes and bill by the job, not the hour so you know our service we be done quickly and efficiently. Our Factory Trained Technicians offer the most up-to-date products and services available. And with financing with the Home Projects Visa Credit Card, service and repair on your existing system has never been easier.

Dependable, quality and friendly professional customer service is what makes us Specialty Cooling and Heating.

Why is it important to have my system maintained?

A maintained system will last longer and provide more trouble free operation. It also keeps it's rated energy efficiency longer than one that isn't. Peace of mind. Though not all breakdowns can be prevented, replacing a worn item before it fails can prevent catastrophic failure of major components.

Just as replacing worn tires prevents a blowout at highway speeds; here in the desert southwest your home air conditioner gets the equivalent of your car driving 45,000 miles every summer.

When should I repair my unit and when should I replace it?

To the right is a chart to help you with this decision making process. It is based on the premise that with each year of use the system will have a loss of performance and efficiency. As well as the efficiency gains of more modern equipment. However every one's needs are unique to themselves. If you plan to move soon, it may make more sense to do a $700 repair a 12yr old system then to replace it. On the other hand a system that is only 8yr old but had a history of failures might be replaced when faced with the same $700 repair. All of these factors should be carefully weighed.


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