In honor of Independence Day, the offices of Alaskan Air Conditioning will be closed. For emergency service, please call Phoenix: (602) 529-5555 or in Tucson: (520) 815-5555. Wishing you all a happy and safe holiday.

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You knew it was coming because that old air conditioning system can no longer keep up with the extreme heat here in Arizona. It just never shuts off!

It’s probably time to look for a replacement. “But, where do I start?” you may ask.  Here are a few things you can do to make this task a little easier and even gain confidence that you have taken some of the proper steps for your impending decision:

Do Your Research

You’ll want to learn about all of the different air conditioner options available today. Today, more than ever before, options mean you can choose from various efficiency levels (the higher the efficiency or SEER, the more you’ll save on utility bills). There are also many brands. Lennox brand is known for it’s cool, quiet, long lasting operation. And, the warranty is the best in the business. It’s why Alaskan Air Conditioning only sells Lennox brand heat pumps and HVAC equipment. But, don’t take it from us, read our reviews from others who have installed Lennox equipment. And, ask around…you’ll soon find out that Lennox is the way to go!

Consider Your Needs

Do you suffer from allergies? Do you have hot and cold spots in your home? Too much dust? Are you concerned about soaring energy costs? These are the things you’ll want to bring up with the comfort consultant at the time of your in-home estimate. We have add-on solutions like air cleaners, duct cleaning and sealing, and variable speed equipment to meet your needs, lessen your worries, and provide you with more comfort as it relates to cooling your home.

Schedule an Estimate…or Two

You may not know the questions to ask at the time of estimate. That’s why Alaskan Air Conditioning’s knowledgeable comfort consultants and/or technicians can help you understand what is the best system for you. We’re trained and highly skilled on properly sizing the HVAC system for the home. Consideration to the layout of your home is important, too. Even placement of windows and the thermostat can play a role in your comfort. This is the conversation you will have with an Alaskan Air Conditioning estimator to make sure you have been properly fitted with the right system that you may not have with another estimating contractor.

Cost and Financing

We understand that there is never a good time to spend the amount of money it costs to replace an air conditioning system, that’s why we have many price points for varying equipment options and financing with low monthly payments. Our comfort consultant will provide you with all of the options at your estimate.

For a replacement for a heat pump or other cooling system, call the experts at Alaskan Air Conditioning. We’re ready to help you!

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Many factors contribute to the quality of indoor air, from what artificial products are used into the house, to cooking or hobbies, to preferences for comfort, including HVAC, windows and doors. Here is a list of typical allergens that affect your indoor air quality:

Outdoor-indoor allergens are substances that occur naturally outdoors but become concentrated indoors and can cause or exacerbate allergies and asthma. Allergens can come from pests like cockroaches, mice, and dust mites that much of the time roam the home and we don’t even realize it. Organisms in the form of pollen or mold also can easily enter the air of a home when using an evaporative cooler or other water product that is attached to the interior of a home on a consistent basis.

Fine particles (or dust) generally comes from what is circulating outside to what is going on indoors. Even the burning of candles can cause poor indoor air and create dust. And, if you have a hobby like carpentry, pottery, even knitting, the dust and particles that enter your living and breathing spaces are even that more polluted!

Toxic gases can build up in the interior of a home but are rare. Mostly, there is a danger of carbon monoxide that could come from heating the home. Naturally occurring radon gas can appear in a home by rising from the ground beneath. Though usually found at lower levels indoors than outdoors, ozone can infiltrate the home from outside or be produced by ozone-generating appliances or water treatment machines. 

Household products and chemicals that are used to keep your home clean, as well as personal care products, release somewhat dangerous airborne chemicals. Beauty products, paints, lacquers, pesticides, and disinfectants are just a few of the typical things that many of us use on a daily basis that will emit toxic substances into the home.

There is also a host of chemicals that can be released from new mattresses, carpets and new clothing. In time, these generally lessen or wear off completely.

Tobacco smoke can be just as dangerous inside as it is outside.

In reality, almost every home has some sort of allergen(s) floating around. Allergens are invisible particles that can be found on the surface of just about everything. Allergens, like pollen grains, dust fibers, pet dander, and a wide variety of others, can be minimized with a good indoor air cleaner. Installing an indoor air cleaner is especially recommended for those whose immune systems dramatically react to indoor allergens.

Call and let the experts at Alaskan Air Conditioning and Heating recommend an indoor air cleaning system that will work to improve the air quality in your home and minimize your symptoms! Here’s what we offer: https://alaskanac.com/indoor-air-quality/

 

Extreme heat is expected early next week. Is your heat pump ready?

Let us help you choose the most efficient Lennox A/C heat pump system for your home. Our technicians are specially trained to properly measure and size cooling systems based on a home’s layout, size, window placement and other important factors….because it matters.

Alaskan Air Conditioning Pros Know!

Call us for an estimate on a replacement FINANCING AVAILABLE. Call Alaskan Air Conditioning at (602) 529-5555 in the Phoenix area or at (520) 815-5555 in the Tucson area. Or schedule at http://www.alaskanac.com 

The extreme weather conditions that summer can bring to Arizona is enough to significantly impact your comfort, health and safety at home, especially if your air conditioner is not properly prepared to keep up. Alaskafying you’re A/C every year with our 33-point check-up, puts your air conditioner in charge of your environment and helps you to avoid any of these impacts of the hot weather on your comfort and well-being

Other benefits when you Alaskafy your system includes:

• Longer lasting system
• Less repairs and decreases case of sudden breakdown
• Cleaner indoor air
• Less dust
• A safer operating system
• Continued high efficiency operation means lower utility bills

Some of the check points of an Alaskafication of the A/C includes:

• Evaluating coolant level for peak operation maintenance.
• Inspection and lubrication of moving parts including the motors of the system, fans, and the compressor
• A complete calibration of the thermostat
• Inspecting ductwork to identify possible energy loss
• Assessing the performance of the blower
• Examination of all electrical connections–checks of the voltage and current in the system
• Examining all belts and other moving parts for wear and tear
• Changing the air filters

Additionally, Alaskafying your A/C enables the system to continue to function most efficiently. That saves you money. An HVAC system that has to work harder increases your utility bills as they relate to cooling your home. Not just that, not properly maintaining your system may void the warranty.

Be safe. Be comfortable. Be healthy. And, be smart by Alaskafying your A/C!

To get your Alaskafication on the A/C at our special internet price, look for our coupon here: https://alaskanac.com/coupons/ and call Alaskan Air Conditioning and Heating in Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale and the Phoenix area at 602-529-5555. In Tucson, schedule at 520-815-5555.

As we remember and honor those who have served — including some our own grandparents, parents, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts, and especially some of our technicians and other employees — we want to say THANK YOU! Thank you this Memorial Day and every day, Veterans!

For your selfless service, Alaskan Air Conditioning has always offered Veterans, Active Duty and Reservists a 10% Service Discount on all repairs. You have served us; let us serve you!

We remember and honor all military this long weekend. Wishing you a safe and thoughtful Memorial Day.

For service, please call Alaskan Air Conditioning at Phoenix: (602) 529-5555 or Tucson: (520) 815-5555 or visit us at alaskanac.com

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Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale and the Tucson area homeowners…it’s ON! Our 100 degrees temps are here to stay. Escaping indoors is how many handle the high temps. But, are you comfortable in your home? If not, you may want to consider a high efficiency heat pump replacement.

Heat pumps are favorite choice of many homeowners because of their affordable price tag and higher efficiency, meaning you’ll enjoy lower utility bills.

So, are we ahead of schedule with our hot temps? “We’ve been hot before in May but it’s definitely early,” says Alaskan Air Conditioning’s comfort advisor. “It’ll be a long summer for those who do not have an adequate cooling system,” he said.

For home or office, call us for a new system estimate on a high efficiency Lennox heat pump, give Alaskan a call. We’ve got many financing options with low monthly payments and can install your new system immediately!

Call Alaskan Air Conditioning at 602-529-5555 in the Phoenix area and 520-815-5555 in Tucson.

Visit us at alaskanac.com.

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It’s Wilbur, the Mascot of Alaskan Air Conditioning and Heating!

Wilbur is a very happy polar bear whose surname means “dearly loved.” That’s how we feel about him — and all of our customers — so we thought the name was most fitting

You’ll be seeing more of Wilbur at Alaskan Air Conditioning. He’s here to take watch over all of our customers, to make sure they are cool and comfortable in the AZ heat. But for now, give him a Like and welcome him to the family!

If you have a question or concern or need a repair…even if you just want to say hello to Wilbur, you can email him at info@alaskanac.com, ATTN: Wilbur!

 

Alaskan Air Conditioning and Heating Donates New HVAC System and Repairs to Deaf Community Center in Phoenix, AZ

REPRINTED ARTICLE, MAY 2019. “As the hot summer months are approaching, Alaskan Air Conditioning has been working with the amazing group of people at the Deaf Community Center in Phoenix to perform cleanings and inspections of their A/C equipment. Upon inspection, it was determined that one of their units was inoperable, causing their building to overheat and cause discomfort. 

We understand their efforts are focused on providing resources to their members, which include promoting the educational, social, and economic well-being of the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind communities. That is why Alaskan is proud to announce we’ve partnered with our manufacturers, and we will be providing an additional A/C unit  to this amazing organization – all at no cost to this extraordinary Phoenix-based institution.

When Alaskan Air Conditioning schedules the installation of the new equipment, we’d like to formally invite you out to showcase the new equipment, as well as highlight all the great work that this Community does for those here in Phoenix. As the most recent census shows that 7.8% of Arizonians identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Deaf-Blind, and we wanted to help bring to light all the great work they do for our local community. 

Please feel free to contact me via email, or my direct line (480) 678-0904. We’re looking forward to getting the word out about this wonderful resource!!”

(Their website: http://www.padinc.org/home/)