Airco Service

This place is all about doing what's right for the customer! There is no pressure for sales on the commercial side or the residential side, the main guy in charge is extremely well-rounded, extremely smart and cares about customers in a way that I have never seen in the 14 years of doing this. I highly recommend using them for your residential or commercial needs! They are really big in Tulsa as well and they are big because they do the right thing. They work on LITERALLY anything and everything you can imagine from ice machines to high-end furnaces to whatever the customer needs - because that is the most important thing that this company is founded on and continues to uphold this philosophy to a very serious degree.

It was easy to schedule service with Airco. The employee showed up within window I was provided by the company. Work was completed in a reasonable time frame and the results were adequately explained to me.

AC went out in the wee hours on a Friday. Airco came out and put in a temporary fix to get us through the weekend (which it did, beautifully), and are here first thing on Monday installing the new system, before the heat of the day. Good consideration of the customer!

We have used them 3 and they were ABSOLUTELY the best and MOST HONEST of other companies we've used before. You won't be disappointed you can ????% believe that!!!!! Stay prayed up and blessed!

I called them because I figured my unit needed a shot of freon, which I can't do. I was told it would be a $79 fee to look at it, but if I chose to have it fixed that would count towards the repair. I was not offered the opportunity to approve the repair. He just came in and said it was a bad capacitor and he cleaned out the compressor. I could have replaced the capacitor myself. So, $212 for replacing a $12 part (I googled the cost of the part) and cleaning out the unit is quite a lot of money I think, but since he had already done the repair, what could I do at that point? Can't have him unfix it. Update - Amy called me to explain the charges and told me I wouldn't be able to find a dual run capacitor for $12 and she was correct. It's almost $20. I found my exact one by putting in the part number from my bad capacitor that he took out.