Consumers

Choosing the Right Contractor

Controlling the temperature in our homes and businesses is something that is often taken for granted. We accept comfort, cost, and noise levels that are less than ideal.

It doesn’t have to be that way. Technology and engineering have taken huge stride in recent years. HVAC systems no longer only manage temperature. The most modern systems manage temperature, humidity, and indoor air quality quietly and efficiently for year-round comfort. As good as modern systems are, it is critical to select the right contractor that has the know how and training to design and install the system that’s right for you. ACCCO Contractors are committed to excellence in not only product knowledge and installation practices, but also customer service to ensure the entire process exceeds expectations.

Whether you’re in need of a service repair or new equipment, rest assured ACCCO contractors have the knowledge and experience to do the job right.

An ACCCO Contractor:

  • Complies with state and local codes and regulations and carries the proper business and workers’ compensation insurance
  • Is prompt and courteous and provides fast, reliable service while attempting to perform service at your convenience
  • Has the skill and knowledge to not only service your equipment, but if necessary, to design and install the right system for you
  • Is up to date on the newest developments in equipment, technology, and design procedures in order to choose and install a system that will be the most efficient and most reliable system for you
  • Listens to your problems and cares about your comfort
  • Can help determine if your home or building is prone to indoor air pollution problems
  • Is concerned about protecting the environment
  • Will show you how to care for your system on a day-to-day basis
  • Will perform a Manual J load calculation if a new system is necessary
  • Offers planned preventative maintenance service
  • Does not offer price as the only consideration
  • Will follow up with you to make certain that you are satisfied with the service and with your new system

When Consulting With an HVAC Contractor:

  • Ask for proof that they are licensed, bonded, and insured. These are all state requirements that afford homeowners consumer protections
  • Ask for references. This is an easy way to evaluate a contractor based on past customer experiences
  • Ask if they are an ACCCO member. ACCCO members are a group of HVAC industry professionals committed to excellence
  • If purchasing new equipment, ask for an AHRI Certificate. AHRI stands for Air Conditioning, Heating, & Refrigeration Institute. AHRI is a certification program that provides accurate and unbiased evaluation of heating, water heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment