Sep 4, 2020
September 04, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Oak Island AC, an HVAC company in Escondido, CA, has announced that they have recently launched a new referral program. This is to encourage their customers to refer someone to them who is looking to buy a new furnace and/or air conditioning system. The referred customer must contact Oak Island AC and then provide the name of the person who referred them before making a purchase. After the new furnace and/or AC system has been installed, the company will then provide the one who referred the new customer with a $100 Visa gift card reward.
Les Young, owner of Oak Island AC, says, “We’re truly excited to announce our new referral program. Help us share and spread the word about our HVAC services and you’ll get a reward. Please note that at Oak Island AC, we treat our customers with respect. Respect means straightforward and honest service, repairs that permanently solve your problems, and taking care to make sure your home stays clean and safe throughout an HVAC project.”

He continues, “In addition to our values, our service is set apart for another reason: we have over 70 years of combined experience in the heating and air conditioning industry. That experience translates into shorter, more efficient appointments, more durable solutions, and upfront prices. It also means we're equipped to handle virtually any HVAC installation or repair.”
Oak Island AC can handle central HVAC units, and provide HVAC installation or repair. They can take care of every aspect of an HVAC project, from helping the client decide if new equipment is required, to financing the project once it has been completed.
They recommend that if the HVAC system is more than 10 years old, possibly the best alternative is to have it replaced with a new energy-efficient HVAC system. This is because most HVAC systems have a useful life of 10 to 15 years, as long as they are appropriately maintained. Beyond 10 years, the efficiency of the system may have declined substantially. Furthermore, new HVAC systems tend to have much higher efficiencies.
Meanwhile, a central HVAC system is the most convenient and most popular way to cool a home. These central AC units are often combined with a gas furnace to provide heat using the same set of ducts. There are also central HVAC systems that use heat pumps, which combine heating and cooling functions, which is actually more energy-efficient because electricity is used for heating rather than gas.
They want to point out that replacing an old HVAC system is a very significant decision for a homeowner or property owner. Because of higher electricity costs and the availability of more efficient HVAC systems, it is often a good idea to replace an older HVAC system. Having a new HVAC system installed will not just boost the comfort of the home, but it will also decrease the monthly electric bills substantially, even by as much as 50 percent.
And for homeowners and property owners who simply require HVAC repair, the team at Oak Island AC are always ready and just a phone call away. The company’s team of experts have been serving the HVAC needs of homeowners and other property owners in Escondido and neighboring areas for more than 30 years. They are also ready to provide free consultations for those who have concerns about their HVAC system.
Meanwhile, homeowners and other property owners need not worry about the affordability of a new HVAC system. They offer 100 percent financing through their HERO program that allows deferred payments up to 18 months. The customer may also qualify for rebates from local utilities and manufacturers, depending on where they are living and the time of year.
Those who are interested in knowing more about the HVAC services offered by Oak Island AC may want to check out their website, or contact them on the phone or via email. They may also want to follow Oak Island AC on Facebook.
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For more information about Oak Island AC, contact the company here:
Oak Island AC
Les Young
1-760-546-9494
[email protected]
1250 Pacific Oaks Pl #103
Escondido, CA 92029
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