Since our start in 1956, A-1 Heating Air Conditioning & Electric has been helping our customers achieve the highest levels of comfort in their homes. To this end, we proudly offer the best in air conditioning maintenance to ensure your Boise, ID, home stays cool when you need it most. We’re a Lennox Premier Dealer, and maintain high standards of safety, quality, and a dedication to your 100% satisfaction with each service we provide. All of our NATE-certified cooling technicians receive ongoing training, and carry out top-rated AC tune-ups on all makes and models of air conditioners.
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For the best value in AC tune-ups, our customers love our Maintenance Value Program (MVP). By becoming a member, you’ll receive 100 “Comfort Bucks” each year to use towards a new system when the time comes to replace your AC! Not only that, you’ll receive priority scheduling, seasonal service reminders, no overtime or after-hours charges, 15% discounts on any needed repairs, and more. For more details, ask a member of our team how you can become an MVP.
Did you know that one of the most common reasons for an AC repair is a lack of annual maintenance? Avoid costly repairs and frustrating downtime by allowing one of A-1 Heating Air Conditioning & Electric’s experienced technicians give your cooling system the treatment it deserves! We’ll inspect and clean the various components of your AC, checking for any potential issues and providing you with feedback about the current shape of your system. This will give you peace of mind, and help you plan for the future. Plus, regular air conditioner maintenance means better energy efficiency and reduced energy costs.
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