HEATING REPAIR

SUN STATE HVAC

Heating Repair Professionals

Dear friends in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Valley service areas. It’s true that here in the Valley of the Sun winters are mostly mild and simply gorgeous. Our winters are full of sunshine with the smell of desert sage in the air especially after one of our famous short but sometimes fierce summer showers.

Normal winter temperatures rarely fall below the low 30’s but can at times drop into the high teens. For those who are from much climates like Chicago, New York etc. it may sound as though there’s little to no need for heating here, but not so fast! Because of the Phoenix area’s very low humidity 30 degrees can actually feel much colder.

When the humidity index is really low those mildly low temperatures can become downright bone-shivering because the cold can travel through even the warmest clothing even at temperatures up into the 40’s and above especially if the wind is blowing even in the slightest and persons from colder climates are always surprised by this phenomena.

As temperatures fall below the 60 degree range and into the 50-40 degree range most Valley residents turn on their HVAC heating systems expecting nice warm comforting heat but of course when you need it most is when the heat stops working and blows out nothing but cold air.

This is especially true if you have just received valued invited guests into your home who heard how nice, comfortable and temperate it is to live in the Valley only to realize once they got here IT’S DARN CHILLY IN THE WINTER WITHOUT A FUNCTIONING HEATING SYSTEM!

Folks! Don’t be left out in the cold this winter, ask Sun State HVAC to professionally check and test your HVAC heating system and bring your furnace back to life.

Our Phoenix Family businesses date back to 1932 in the Valley which gives Sun State HVAC a unique perspective and team ability to make your Scottsdale, Phoenix or other Valley area HVAC or Air Conditioner work better than ever! Request Service from Sun State HVAC and get your Heating secured so you are not left out in the cold.