To all our customers who would like to take advantage of SRP's rebates on a new AC unit, please see the information below, as there are updates to their current program. These new requirements take effect on November 11, 204. Please visit SRP's website for more information at:
As part of the Department of Energy's (DOE) ongoing efforts to decrease energy consumption in the United States, the SEER, EER, and HSPF ratings were updated
Have you heard the news? The refrigerant R-22 is banned, as of 2020!What does this mean for you?Will you need a new AC unit in 2020?
Yes, it is true, the refrigerant R-22 will no longer be allowed to be produced, as of the year 2020.The EPA has determined R-22, which contains chlorine, is detrimental to the ozone layer in our atmosphere.They have mandated a chlorine-free replacement, by the name of R-410A, be used instead.
Not only is going green a huge trend right now, saving on energy bills is an ongoing quest for most Americans. An energy-efficient air conditioning unit is pretty important, especially for those of us who live in the Valley. Did you know that your total heating and cooling expenses equal 40% of your annual electricity bill? So “going green” can be pretty important!
How can you tell the efficiency of your A/C? Air conditioning units
There are many types of thermostats to choose from! How can you know which one is right for you? Here are a few of our favorite options, covering every price range and style preference. We like the digital thermostats for a more modern look, and Honeywell is our preferred brand. They have proven to be both cost-effective and very reliable.
The Basic Kind
If you're looking for a thermostat just to get the job
Even though it’s over 100 degrees outside, the inside of your house is a nice, cool temperature, thanks to your air conditioner. Have you ever wondered how your A/C produces cold air?
The answer is Freon!
Freon is a cooling substance that runs through the A/C unit, and is a chemical made of carbon, hydrogen, chlorine, and fluorine. The word “Freon” is actually a name brand for a type of refrigerant. This substance is non-toxic, non-flammable
Great question, because there are a lot of different types of filters out there. The right one for your A/C unit will depend on a few different things:
1. Budget (be careful here, low budget air filters may cost you in the long run) 2. Environment, type of A/C unit 3. Filter size 4. Level of filtration required.
Wonderful, wonderful service. We have been working with Clark for a couple of years now. On their recommendation, we had a completely new system and...
Wonderful, wonderful service. We have been working with Clark for a couple of years now. On their recommendation, we had a completely new system and duct work installed and it fixed the airflow issues that were preventing our old system from cooling the house. The house has now been transformed even on the hottest of hot days here in Phoenix. Last Friday Ivan came out to do our regular check up/maintenance for this summer. As always friendly, courteous and explains everything. Thank you to everyone from Clark. I cannot imagine working with any other HVAC company now.
Bill Capatch
We have been customer of theirs for at least a few years now and they’ve been absolutely wonderful. After going back and forth with another company...
We have been customer of theirs for at least a few years now and they’ve been absolutely wonderful. After going back and forth with another company over some install work that was rife with issues, Clark Heating and Cooling came in and completely turned it around. They now do our routine tune ups as well. They are knowledgeable, professional and very nice people. We absolutely recommended them!"
Sasha R
CHC replaced my home AC system on 21Jun2024 (117F and muggy!). My old system was a high performing 19 yr old American Standard product where the...
CHC replaced my home AC system on 21Jun2024 (117F and muggy!). My old system was a high performing 19 yr old American Standard product where the compressor died of old age. My new system is same as my old system except a York product. It is a 5 ton split system with gas furnace / air blower / controller and evaporator heat exchanger, located in a central closet inside the house, and condenser heat exchanger / 3 phase compressor, located in a cabinet on the ground outside. It took two technicians Gabe, and Robert, 8 hrs to remove the previous equipment, install the new equipment, adjust controls/fluids and clean the jobsite. Everything but the house mounted control wires and refrigerant lines was replaced. The new system seems reliable and performs very well. The workspace in the central closet was very challenging requiring CHC to carefully plan and execute the disassembly/removal of the old equipment and assembly/installation of the new equipment. I was very pleased they completed all the work in one day at a price under $10k. There were no unexpected costs or changes and CHC disposed of all the old equipement and related trash. Robert and Gabe were very professional and surprisingly robust in the horrible heat. Job well done!
Chris Bock
Sam was my technician, professional, courteous, knowledgeable and on time. He did the work answered our questions and gave us what I believe to be a...
Sam was my technician, professional, courteous, knowledgeable and on time. He did the work answered our questions and gave us what I believe to be a fair assessment of the AC unit. Thanks Sam, I will use and recommend Clark's in the furture.