Never Spend another Dime to Repair your Heating and Air System!!

Allbritten Plumbing, Heating and Air now offers a Lifetime Warranty!!

Allbritten Plumbing, Heating and Air systems now come with a Lifetime Workmanship Warranty, a 2-Year Money Back Guarantee and a Lifespan Equipment Parts and Labor Warranty on almost all Carrier brand heating and cooling systems!

Can you believe that?! Can it get any better than that?

Call for more details or schedule an appointment.

Okay, if you wanna know who Allbritten is, and what we stand for, listen to this radio spot, with Ray Appleton of KMJ radio.

Allbritten Trust- March 2010

TRUST CERTIFIED

All of our technicians have undergone stringent background checks and drug screens. Allbritten receives high scores based on third party and company customer surveys.  Each technician receives a minimum of 100 hours of “on-the-job-training” each year.

GOLD SEAL INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

We use only the finest AGA, UL and Energy Star certified products and materials; we will include all city and state permits and our company is licensed, bonded and insured. Our goal is to give you first-class installation that is both technically and aesthetically superior.  And when your job is complete, we will review all operation and maintenance procedures.

100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

We back every job with 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: during the first year, if you are not completely satisfied with our products, our service or our people we’ll simply remove our equipment within thirty days and refund your money.

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU

We are an accredited Better Business Bureau Member and have received an A+ rating by this organization.

• Upfront Pricing: You should always count on knowing how much your project will cost before any work is done, when a company is committed to upfront and fair pricing. And if the company charges by the job, not by the hour, you won’t get stuck paying high hourly rates or run-around time.
• Appearance Counts: Your technician should arrive in a clean uniform with a company logo, clean-shaven, and with a company vehicle. Ask if they have a business card, as well.
• Ask for a License: Ask your technician for their contractor’s license number, as all professionals should have one and respect you for asking.
• Appointment Window: You should be given an appointment window for a period of time when your technician will arrive, so you don’t have to wait around all day for them to show up. Also, the technician’s dispatcher should call and inform you of when your technician should arrive, when they are on their way.
• Trusted Technicians: Allowing workers in your home requires trust. Check if the company does background checks or drug screening on their employees. You will never regret being safe. Also, check to see that they are at least EPA certified, if not NATE certified technicians as well.

The Consequences of Choosing the Wrong Contractor:

By selecting a qualified heating, cooling, and plumbing contractor you will avoid many of the common home improvement hazards including:

• Frequent system breakdowns
• Improper installation
• Unsafe and/or inefficient operation
• Shortened equipment life
• Lack of timely service
• Unusually high energy bills
• Voiding of factory warranties
• Theft, property damage or worse
• Building Code Infractions and penalties

We will be part of the Fresno Home Show this coming weekend, Friday March 5- Sunday March 7th 2010. Come check us out in the Industrial Commerce building.  We will have knowledgeable and friendly team members there to answer any questions you may have, set up an appointment for a free estimate on a heating and cooling system upgrade, scheduling service for plumbing or heating and air, or to discuss indoor air quality with you.

We would love for you to just stop by and say hi, grab a magnet for 10% off service anytime, or check out our featured products and deals we have going on for Spring.  Don’t forget to let them know you saw the info on our website!

Preventative maintenance may seem inconvenient and tedious at time, but as they say “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”.  Just a few minutes of your time can keep your family safe and minimize costly repairs in the future.

Here are some easy home maintenance tips:

• Toilets. If you think you might have a leaky toilet there is any easy way to check.  Put a small amount of red food coloring in the tank and check the toilet bowl about 15 minutes later.  If the water has turned red, water is seeping through from the tank and you need to fix the leak.
• Washing machine. Cracked or leaky washing machine hoses are one of the leading causes for Homeowners Insurance claims.  Check your hoses periodically for leaks, and replace plastic hoses every three years.  Also make sure the drain hose is secured to the washing machine outlet box.  If not properly secured, the pressure could cause the hose to jump out of the drain outlet when the pump activates, spilling tremendous volumes of water onto your floor.
• Garbage disposal. Run plenty of cold water when using your garbage disposal.  Do not overload it or dispose of things like bones, cornhusks or fruit or vegetable peels.  Rice and pasta should be disposed of in a trash container.
• Pipes.
  • Make sure you know where your water shut-off valves are located and know the difference between the outside water shut-off and the inside water shut-off in case of an emergency.
  • When leaving your home for an extended period of time during the winter months, set your thermostat to approximately 60 degrees and leave your cabinet doors open inside.  If pipes freeze, turn up heat, open all cabinet doors, and close crawlspace vents.
  • To help prevent clogs, fit all your tubs and shower drains with a strainer that catches hair and soap chips.
  • Do not rinse fats or cooling oils down the kitchen sink.  They will solidify in your pipes and cause clogs.
  • If you can’t snake it yourself, call a professional plumber!
• Water heater. Always shut off the power or gas before doing anything to your water heater.  At least once a year, drain the water from the tank to remove sediment buildup.  At least once a year have your water heater inspected by a service technician.
• Air Conditioner. Check the condensate hose to be sure it is not blocked with algae.  Clean the outside condensing unit screen of leaves.  Listen for unusual noises and call a professional when necessary.
• Furnace. Have your furnace serviced by a service technician once a year to make sure it is running safely and at peak efficiency.  Change or check filters at least once every couple of months.

It’s been off and on raining, and it is supposed to continue the next few days. Keep in mind that if you have a rooftop unit and are needing it serviced or maintenanced, it’s difficult to do this on the rooftop. So, hurry and schedule your maintenance or service before the rain gets bad again. If you are scheduled, and the rains comes pouring down, please be patient with us if we need to reschedule. It’s for your own good.

For anyone who hasn’t yet heard, we are “On Air”!  Ray Appleton, of our local KMJ radio, is speaking on our behalf.  Check out some of our latest radio commercials.  If you can’t click on the links below, click above on “Latest Radio” first, then you will be able to click on the links.

Allbritten- October #1 Ray KMJ

Allbritten- October #2 Ray KMJ

Allbritten- November #3 Ray KMJ