Why Change Your A/C Now?

SEER: Think of the SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) as the number of miles per gallon your car gets. In theory the higher the number, the more efficient the unit, but like a car, along with the efficiency, keep in mind the capacity.

NOW VS LATER: By replacing your unit now you can assure yourself that it will perform at peak efficiency when you need it most. As an example, when you’re entertaining or on the weekend.

COST: Like so many things, no one can keep the price of a product the same forever. Your Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning sales engineer has estimated a price that assures you not only get a quality product, but also a quality installation. An important note is that Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning understands your time is very important.Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning gives you the best price the first time. That is why Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning is the one to turn to.

VALUE: Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning knows there are many air conditioning companies in the Western New York area, that is why Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning values our customers so highly. Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning will give you quality service and stand behind our work. Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning is a local company that understands what it takes to satisfy even the most demanding customers the valley. With Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning you get your money’s worth in peace of mind.

Quality: Not only will Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning furnish you with a quality product, but Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning backs that product with quality installation and service people. Our people will be there if and when you need service. Gleason Heating and Air Conditioning is "The Right Choice".

SAVING: Savings does not always come from the lowest price. That is why we stand behind our work with one of the best trained service departments in the Naples area.

OLD VS NEW: One way to compare a unit is to look at the power consumption or the full-load amps. If you look at the nameplate on your unit and then look at the specification sheet of the new unit, you will see that the new unit needs fewer amps to operate. What this mean is less power consumption and, therefore, more savings.