Colorado Springs HVAC Air Conditioning Repairs And Replacement Service Launched

Oct 6, 2020

Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling has launched its air conditioning repair and replacement services in Colorado Springs. It also installs whole house air purifiers.

Colorado Springs, United States - October 6, 2020 /PressCable/ —

Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling has launched its air conditioning repair and replacement services in Colorado Springs.

More information is available at https://www.rockymountainclimate.com.

Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling’s newly launched service repairs air conditioners of any make and model but is particularly proud to be a Trane Comfort Specialist.

Some of the most common Trane products that Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling installations include the XV20i TruComfort, the XV18 TruComfort, and the XL18i central air conditioner unit. All three products use swept fan blades and have a SEER of at least 18, ensuring the AC unit is efficient and economical.

During the dog days of summer, it is important to make sure that an air conditioning unit is functioning properly. Periodic and routine maintenance are essential to keeping air conditioners running properly. The experts at Rocky Mountain climate Heating and Cooling, are Nate certified and maintain one of the best reputations in the Colorado Springs area.

Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling can also provide air quality solutions such as installing whole house air purifiers, which greatly aid people suffering from allergies or asthma.

The company can install air filtration products such as the CleanEffects Air Cleaner from Trane, which uses a patented design that allows for more efficient trapping of harmful debris, while at the same time, allowing more air flow. This unique feature allows the least amount of pressure drop with the highest amount of air flow possible.

The product reduces airborne contaminants by 99.98%. It is also the only whole house air purification system certified by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling offers a complete line of air quality products from Trane. Other products include humidifiers, dehumidifiers, UV lights, and air filters.

In the winter months, the company also repairs and replaces heating systems.

At Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling a premium is placed on customer service. The company guarantees an honest price, dependable services, and reliability.

For more information about Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling visit the website listed above or call 719-629-8686.

Contact Info:
Name: Craig Holmes
Email: Send Email
Organization: Rocky Mountain Climate Heating and Cooling
Address: 4815 List Dr. Unit 118, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919, United States
Phone: +1-719-629-8686
Website: https://www.rockymountainclimate.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88979764

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