Oklahoma Heat, Air and Refrigeration

About Oklahoma Heat, Air and Refrigeration

Homeowners in Oklahoma City with an air conditioner blowing warm air or a furnace that will not light may come across Oklahoma Heat, Air and Refrigeration. 3 years in, it is past the start-up stage. Its staff numbers 7 people.

The listing covers central air conditioning installation. Efficiency is described by a SEER2 number on new equipment, and a higher number costs more up front but uses less power, which is worth weighing against how much you run the system. Its answers on work needed are install new A/C units, replace existing A/C units, remove old A/C units and install ducts and vents. It ticks split system and packaged system for system type. It marks single-level, two-story, three-story and high-rise under building height.

A new system should be sized to the house through a load calculation rather than matched to the old unit, since an oversized system cools unevenly and leaves the air damp.

Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday are not on the schedule. Nearby towns include Moore, Newcastle and Norman; if the job is in one of them, ask whether it is covered.

When you contact Oklahoma Heat, Air and Refrigeration, say whether the problem is with heating or cooling, what the system is doing and how long it has been going on. For a new furnace, air conditioner or heat pump, getting two or three written quotes is the simplest way to compare.

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