May 14, 2018
Clearwater air conditioning experts offer reliable sales and installations. In the off-season, prices on AC systems tend to be advantageous.
Clearwater FL - May 14, 2018 —
Air Conditioner Clearwater and Michael Schmidt are pleased to announce that customers can join the Clearwater area residents who have trusted the Clearwater air conditioning team to replace aging air conditioners. Now is the right time to replace an aging air conditioner. During the off-season, technicians at the firm transition from servicing and maintaining existing air conditioners in order to focus on installations at off-season discounts. During the off-season, Clearwater residents can make significant savings with utility incentives.
The Clearwater firm is offering excellent financing terms. When customers take advantage of the down season discounts, customers pay no interest for a full thirty-six months. Satisfaction is guaranteed with the parts and installations and includes a ten-year warranty. For those who are interested in checking prices, the website makes it possible to obtain a free quote.
Air Conditioner Clearwater experts are available to provide prospective customers with 100 percent free quote for the purchase and installation of an air conditioning system. A new system or replacement system is suitable for a residence or for a light commercial business. Installation of a heat pump system will extend the home comfort quotient even more and the prices are also at their best during this time of year.
In addition to the satisfaction guarantee, AC Clearwater offers an exclusive one-year risk-free test drive or money back. The installers are dedicated to a clean up commitment. They remove any dirt, debris, old parts and systems that remain in the home of the customers. The only indicator that the technicians have done their work is the climate-comfortable indoor air from the high quality HVAC system.
A spokesperson for the Clearwater firm explains, “You can rest cool in the summer and stay warm in the winter knowing your system will always be reliable. As a family-owned and operated business, we have installed new home HVAC units, and are proud of our record as the #1 installer in the Clearwater area.”
Contact Info:
Name: Michael Schmidt
Organization: Air Conditioner Clearwater
Address: 2803 Gulf To Bay Blvd #206, Clearwater FL 33759
Phone: (727) 270-9125
For more information, please visit http://www.airconditionerclearwater.com/
Release ID: 344321
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