Custom Comfort ClimateCare Revamps Air Conditioning Offerings in Barrie, Ontario
May 11, 2023
Barrie, ON - Custom Comfort ClimateCare, the best Barrie HVAC services provider, is proud to announce their revamped home cooling offerings for summer 2023. Call them at (+1-705-722-5909) today!
Barrie, Canada - May 11, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The family-owned HVAC company has been providing exceptional HVAC services to the Barrie community for years and this new development is a testament to their continued commitment to providing top-notch services.
Leading Barrie HVAC services provider, Custom Comfort ClimateCare, now offers an expanded range of expertly installed, energy-efficient air conditioning systems, alongside their long-standing commitment to providing exceptional home cooling maintenance services.
With temperatures soaring, energy bills can skyrocket too, but with Custom Comfort ClimateCare's reliable and efficient air conditioning systems, homeowners no longer need to worry about high utility bills. The company's upgraded units pack a punch, providing reliable, energy-efficient cooling that promises to keep costs under control. Their competitively priced central air conditioner units, now available for installation, will make sure homeowners stay cool when the temperature rises.
Custom Comfort ClimateCare, which has been serving the Barrie and Simcoe County community for over 30 years, also now offers a new line of competitively priced central air conditioner units with installation services, just in time for the summer season. These units are designed to provide reliable cooling while also being energy-efficient and budget-friendly.
Custom Comfort ClimateCare's comprehensive air conditioning offerings include a range of impressively durable and efficient units, carefully designed for an optimal cooling experience. With 13 SEER, 15 SEER, 17 SEER and 19 SEER models available, customers can select an air conditioning unit that delivers their preferred performance and budget-friendly option. The 17 SEER two-stage compressor unit, for example, provides outstanding cooling performance and enhances humidity control - perfect for homes located in high-humidity areas.
"Not only do we want our clients to be cool and comfortable during the summer months, but we also want to help them save money on energy bills," says Rod Mysko, owner of Custom Comfort ClimateCare. The company's experienced team of HVAC professionals strives to help homeowners in Barrie, Ontario, design, install, and maintain their air conditioning systems for optimal performance.
As a full-service HVAC provider, the company also installs and repairs heat pumps, indoor air quality products, water heaters, and geothermal heating units in Barrie, Ontario. They also offer 24/7 emergency AC repair services in Barrie.
“We love dealing with Custom Comfort," says one Custom Comfort ClimateCare customer. "The administrative staff and Craig and Terry are amazing. I feel they are knowledgeable, follow code, and are extremely professional to deal with. We have recommended them to all our friends and feel we are well taken care of by the staff at Custom Comfort.”
About Custom Comfort ClimateCare
Custom Comfort ClimateCare is a family-owned HVAC company that has been serving Barrie and Simcoe County for over 30 years. The company specializes in the installation and maintenance of furnaces, air conditioners, fireplaces, indoor air quality products, water heaters, water treatment, heat pumps, and geothermal technology. As a local business, Custom Comfort ClimateCare's mission is to provide personalized service to each of its clients. All of its technicians are fully licensed and trained to ensure top-quality workmanship. The HVAC company offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee to give customers peace of mind with all the work they perform.
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Name: Rod Mysko
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Organization: Custom Comfort ClimateCare
Address: 61 Patterson Road, Barrie, ON L4N 3V9, Canada
Phone: +1-705-722-5909
Website: https://www.customcomfort.ca/
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