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When your appliances, heating or air conditioning system need repair or service in Phoenix and surrounding areas we are available 24 hours 7 days a week. We are local company operating for more than 20 years specializing in air conditioning repairs, heating / furnace systems repairs, refrigerator repairs, dryer repairs, washer repairs, dishwasher repairs, oven repairs, stove repairs, disposal repairs. We work on both electric and gas units doesn’t matter how old are they.Whether you request a service be assure there will be no extra charge for nights or weekends. Our service call is Free with the repair with the most competitive prices and we are the only Phoenix Air Conditioning, Heating and Appliance repair company providing low price mach policy. All our work is guaranteed for 1 year and all the replacement parts are brand new with manufacture warranty. Our technicians are fully trained, licensed and insured. Your satisfaction is our top priority and we always make sure that your home, office or business is left clean after our service. Make sure to check our helpful tips and informational tips which will help you to save money and increase the live on your appliance, air conditioner or heater. Call us today at our Toll Free number:

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Please note: We have parts on hand for appliance repairs but do not sell parts to customers.

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Phoenix appliance repair Efficiency Tips

LOOK FOR THE ENERGY STAR LABEL WHEN REPLACING OLD APPLIANCES 'When you need a new appliance, look for the Energy Star label. These high-efficiency appliances have a 30- to 90-percent improvement in energy efficiency over those made in 1980. They cost more than less-efficient models, but the long-term savings more than compensate. For instance, an Energy Star refrigerator will pay for itself in energy savings in just over three years and save you much more money over its lifetime.

AIR CONDITIONING EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

RESIST SETTING THE AIR CONDITIONER THERMOSTAT LOWER THAN USUAL TO COOL YOUR HOUSE QUICKLY If you adjust your air conditioner thermostat to a higher temperature while you're out of the house during the day, you may be tempted upon returning to lower the thermostat setting to an uncomfortably cold temperature in the hope of cooling your house more quickly. This tactic doesn't work. Because an air conditioner cools at maximum output whenever it is running, a colder initial setting does not cool your home any faster. It's more likely to result in excessive cooling and unnecessarily, expense.
MATCH THE AIR CONDITIONER TO THE ROOM Choosing an air conditioner of the correct capacity for a room assures that you get the most from your energy dollar. Select a unit according to the total area to be cooled.
Air-conditioning capacity, a form of refrigeration, is measured either in British Thermal Units (BTUs) per hour or in tons.

HEATING EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

LET THE WINTER SUN SHINE IN On cold clear sunlight streaming through a window can warm a room substantially, especially on the southern exposure of, your house. The bigger and more numerous the windows, the greater the effect. On cloudy days or when the sun goes down, close the curtains or shades to retain the room's heat. Passive, solar heating through.
ADD A REFLECTIVE SURFACE TO WALLS BEHIND RADIATORS If your house has radiators or baseboard convectors fed by hot water or steam, you can increase heating efficiency by taping sheets of aluminum foil or foil-covered illustration board to the wall behind each of them. The foil prevents heat from being absorbed by the wall reflects it into the room. Don't use this technique with electric baseboard heat; it pray create a shock hazard

REFRIGERATOR EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

KEEP YOUR REFRIGERATOR COOL When a refrigerator is surrounded by warm air, its compressor must work overtime. A decrease of 5°F in ambient air temperature can cut energy consumption by 20 percent. To keep your refrigerator cool, allow about, 2 inches of airspace between the appliance and nearby walls, and cabinets-, doing so offers an escape, route for heat from the compressor and condensing coils. Shield your refrigerator from direct sunlight, and position it as far as practical from the oven, stove, dishwasher, and heating vent. Do not, how-ever, place the refrigerator in an unheated area. Lift temperatures below 55°F, the compressor many not run long or often enough to keep the freezer cold
KEEP YOUR REFRIGERATOR FULL The mass of the contents once they are cooled helps hold the temperature down.

DISHWASHER EFFICIENCY TIPS
To save energy, get a dishwasher booster heater and that automatically heats hot water from the water heater to the temperature required to clean dishes. It saves energy by letting you keep water heater at lower settings. It's also your best bet if you leave in an apartment. A dishwasher can't clean everything. If a pot has burned-on or charred food, the only vary to get it clean is to wash it by hand.
GETTING THE MOST FROM DISHWASHER DETERGENT
Are you wasting detergent? Experiment to see how much you really need to get dishes clean. Try filling the dispenser only halfway if you live in a soft-water area ('rid three-quarters in an area with moderately hard water. Use u full dispenser only in a hard-water region.

OVEN EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

TRY BAKING WITHOUT PRE-HEATING THE OVEN doesn’t waste money bringing the oven to cooking temperature before placing food inside. Because many new ovens are well insulated, they heat up so rapidly that they can bake—or broil—foods from a. cold start. You w-won’t oven have to lengthen the cooking time.
DEFROST FOOD BEFORE COOKING IT you can lop 30 to 50 percent off the cost of cooking a. dish by starting with food that has been defrosted in the refrigerator overnight or at room temperature for several hours

STOVE EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

STEAM VEGETABLES INSTEAD OF BOILING THEM TO SAVE ENERGY AND WATER Steaming cooks vegetables faster than boiling them, and they retain more vitamins and minerals. Use only '/I CLIP of water for fastest cooking time. A pressure cooker, which steams food at temperatures exceeding 250°K cuts cooking time in half.
KEEP YOUR STOVE TOP REFLECTORS SHINY Heat from stove-top burners radiates downward as well as upward. The purpose of reflectors below the burners is to redirect heat toward the pan. Keep reflectors clean and shin; they will reflect heat better and cook food faster at less cost. An easy way to keep reflectors sparkling is to cover them with aluminum foil, shiny side up. Then the foil becomes stained, replace it.

WASHER EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS
KEEPING YOUR WASHER PROPERLY CONNECTED
Always turn off the water and cold water valves when you finish washing. The household members tend to forget this, put up a sign to remind them.
The screen that fills the water gets clogged occasionally. On some washers, just unscrew the hoses from the, faucets and take them out. On others, unscrew the hoses from the washer and use a screwdriver or long-nose pliers to take them out of the washer's inlet ports. Scrub them with a toothbrush under a faucet
When replacing a washer's drain I lose, you'll find it easier to put on the new hose if you replace the spring hose clamps with worm-drive hose clamps. Just be careful not to over tighten the new clamp.

DRYER EASY EFFICIENCY SERVICE TIPS

DRYER MAINTENANCE
Is a lint-clogged venting system keeping your clothes from drying completely? Go outside and hold your hand under the vent hood while the dryer is running. If it's venting properly, you should feel a strong flow of air.
To prevent a lint buildup in your dryer's vent duct, clean it once a year. Remove the duct and shake it out. If necessary, run a wadded cloth through it. Be sure to reseal joints with fresh duct tape.
Outdoors, clean the damper and its hinge by inserting a length of straightened coat hanger into the vent hood. Make sure that your vent duct is straight. Dips and kinks collect water and lint, blocking air flow. If the duct runs through an unheated area such as a crawl space, cold can aggravate the problem.

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