Comfort Experts promises to serve our customer base throughout the Phoenix area including Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert with only the best Mesa air conditioning and heating services from repair, to replacement, to new AC unit installation, and maintenance, our experienced technicians will take care of your needs. We would be happy to answer any of your questions! Call or set up an appointment today! We understand how the hot sun beams down on Phoenix, and that a broken air conditioner can lead to a miserable household. We aim to provide you with the air conditioning unit that you can trust to work on the hottest of days in Phoenix. If you have a problem with your air conditioner unit, don’t hesitate to contact us for ac repair services today! Do you want to be able to heat and cool your home with one efficient HVAC System? Give us a call at Comfort Experts and we will provide you with the solution. Our technicians only install the highest quality hvac parts and hvac units for your satisfaction.

A broken furnace or furnace problems can also cause discomfort in the home. Trust our company with your furnace replacement and allow our heating contractors to take care of your family or business’ heating service, heating repair, and heating and AC maintenance needs. Comfort Experts works with the world leader in home air conditioning and heating equipment, Carrier. We provide quick professional HVAC service to keep your system operating at peak efficiency. It’s all part of our tradition of exceptional heating and air conditioning service – assuring your complete satisfaction guaranteed. We can perform Carrier heating repair and Carrier air conditioning repair, replacement, or installation. We also repair and service the following HVAC brands: Amana, American Standard, Armstrong, Bard, Bryant, Day and Night, ICP, Goodman, Lennox, Payne, Trane, and more. As one of the best heating and air conditioning companies in Phoenix, Comfort Experts is dedicated to providing the best possible indoor comfort solutions for you and your family, from duct sealing to purifying your indoor air .

For heater repair, AC repair, and more in Phoenix, contact Comfort Experts- a reliable Phoenix HVAC repair expert.DONT SUFFER THROUGH ARIZONA WEATHER! When you need quality ac service repair in Phoenix, Arizona you can trust Major Appliance Co. We have provided the valley with over 30 years of experience and over 20 years of parts and service from the same location on 43rd avenue and bell road. We service all areas in Phoenix, Arizona and provide same day service in most cases. When you need guaranteed work and low prices on service call Major Appliance Co. We are your local Arizona Air Conditioning Repair and Service Experts. Don’t wait days for the other companies to show up. Get same day service from a company that you can trust when you schedule service with Major Appliance Company. We have technicians ready to come to your rescue with all the service expertise you desire. Looking for that hard to find part? Give us a call, we have 1000′s of parts in stock and ready for pick up at our store.

We are located off the south east corner of 43rd avenue and bell road in Phoenix, Arizona. Call the AC Service Experts Today. We now offer the ability to schedule online and have someone come out to your house on the same day.Back in 2012, we posted an article called Trane vs. American Standard, What is the Difference? If you’d like to read that article, it can be found here. That post remains one of the most popular articles on our blog and we receive daily inquiries on this subject, so we thought it would be good to not only revisit the topic, but also expand on it.can i use a window ac unit in a wall If you read that article, you now know there is absolutely no difference between Trane and American Standard with regards to components and models, but how do they stack up to other brands like Lennox, Carrier, Daikin, Rheem, Ruud, Bryant, Day & Night, Maytag, and the rest?can you recharge a window ac unit

First let’s talk about what other brands also manufacture the same product under different names, just like the Trane / American Standard comparison. Goodman Manufacturing in Houston, Texas makes all Goodman, Daikin, Amana, and Lincoln branded air conditioners. Did you pay extra for the Amana name? Carrier Corporation (who recently announced they were shutting down their US based manufacturing facility and moving all manufacturing to Mexico next year) makes Carrier, Bryant, Day & Night, Payne, Arcoaire, Comfortmaker, Heil, KeepRite, and Tempstar.how to work on a ac unit Rheem Manufacturing makes Rheem, Ruud, and Weatherking. Nortek Global “white labels” a lot of brands (same machine, different sticker) including; Maytag, Westinghouse, Broan, Frigidaire, Nutone, and Mammoth…to name a few. Thought about that Maytag Repairman commercial when you were buying that Maytag air conditioner?

You own a Nortek! If you took the time to count the air conditioner brands we listed above, you’d see that these five manufacturers alone are responsible for twenty-four of the brands on the market! So why do they do it, why not just stick with one brand name? In short, it’s all about increasing market share. All air conditioner manufacturers have figured out that they can increase their market share by changing the label and adding more distributors, while maintaining some level of exclusivity with each distributor. Let’s take Phoenix, AZ as an example, where we, Magic Touch Mechanical are located (our main offices are located in Mesa, AZ). Naturally this is one of the hottest HVAC markets in the country (pun intended). If you were to throw a rock in any direction from our office, you would hit an air conditioning and heating equipment distributor. Each of these distributors represents a different brand of equipment, however some are the same manufacturer just rebranded.

So now that you know one of the HVAC manufacturers’ dirty little secrets, let’s talk about another similarity most of these brands have in common…components. When you visit these HVAC manufacturing facilities you start to notice another similarity between them. Most are all using third party components from the same manufacturers as well. For example, odds are General Electric or Dayton made the condenser fan motor in your air conditioner, Copeland probably made your compressor, and Sporlan most likely made your TXV (Thermostatic Expansion Valve) and filter/driers. In fact, it’s not until you start looking at some of the upper end, high efficiency air conditioners that you really see that much difference between them all. The biggest difference is going to be the level of service the HVAC Contractor receives from the distributor. The better service the contractor receives from the distributor, the better service they can deliver to you, the end user! What do we mean by that?

Well, let’s take this upcoming weekend where it is forecasted to reach 117°F (that’s not a typo, that’s how we roll in Phoenix, Arizona!). Air conditioners are going to break down this weekend, a lot of them, and that includes newer ones too. Some distributors will have plenty of parts on hand for their loyal contractors, some will remain open all weekend, some will open up after hours for their best customers…and others don’t or won’t. So one big difference is; if you’re A/C broke down this weekend, would it be up and running at the end of the day…or are your parts being special ordered and expected in 7-10 days? Of course, your air conditioning company plays a huge role in this too. Are they open on the weekends? Are they an important enough client to the distributor that they can get an after-hours opening? Is the weekend technician equipped to & qualified to make a major repair if needed? Stay tuned for our upcoming posts diving deeper into the differences between air conditioning brands, but for now remember, it’s still more important that you choose the best air conditioning contractor than which brand you choose!