We teach and train our technicians that we want to leave your home cleaner than we found it. Here are three ways we do that.

  1. Floor covers
    When our technicians show up, they’re going to make sure they have floor covers on their shoes. We’re outside and in backyards with dogs and dirt, and the last thing we want to do is take the chance of dragging something in and staining or damaging your floor. So that’s number one.
  2. Drop Cloths
    If you have pull-down stairs for your attic, we’re going to lay a drop cloth under the stairway. That way when we pull it down, there’s no insulation or dust that’s going to get on your floor. It’s going to be on our drop cloth. If your inside unit happens to be in a closet, we’re going to do the exact same thing. We’ll lay the drop cloth in front of the closet door and put our tools on that, so we don’t scratch your floor.
  3. Rubber Gloves
    We use rubber gloves when we’re touching your thermostat, in case our hands are greasy.

  4. If We Break It, We Buy It
    It’s always best to move knick-knacks or furniture from around your unit, whether that’s in the attic or in a closet. If you clear a path for our guys to get to your system, that eliminates the risk of us moving it and something breaking. Of course, if we break something, we buy it!
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Randy Kelley
Randy Kelley

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