General4 questions
We serve Chandler, Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe, Queen Creek, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, and surrounding communities across the Phoenix metro.
Yes. Airpex Cooling, Heating and Plumbing, Inc. is licensed, bonded, and insured in Arizona: ROC 274350 (CR-39 Air Conditioning & Refrigeration) and ROC 275611 (R-37R Residential Plumbing).
Yes, we offer free estimates on installations and replacements. For repairs, our service fee is waived when you proceed with the repair.
Call or text us at (602) 842-6750, or book online through the form on this site. We'll confirm your appointment window quickly.
Air Conditioning4 questions
At minimum once a year, ideally in spring before peak heat. Arizona systems run harder and longer than almost anywhere in the country. An annual tune-up catches weak parts before they fail in July.
Every 30–60 days during summer, and after every major dust storm. A clogged filter is one of the most common causes of poor cooling and frozen coils in Valley homes.
A good rule of thumb: if the unit is 12+ years old and the repair costs more than a third of a new system, replacement usually wins. We'll give you an honest assessment and pricing for both paths. The decision is always yours.
It depends on square footage, insulation, window exposure, and ductwork, not just a rule of thumb. We perform a load calculation with every installation estimate so your system is neither undersized nor short-cycling.
Heating2 questions
Yes. Desert nights drop below freezing several times a winter, and heat pumps and furnaces that sit idle for months are prone to startup failures. A fall check keeps you from discovering a problem on the first cold night.
A furnace burns gas (or uses electric elements) to create heat. A heat pump moves heat, cooling your home in summer and running in reverse to heat it in winter. Heat pumps are very efficient in Arizona's mild winters, and we service and install both.
Plumbing3 questions
Licensed residential plumbing repair: leaks, faucets, toilets, fixtures, shut-off valves, water heaters (tank and tankless), and drain cleaning.
Hard water shortens the typical lifespan to roughly 8–12 years for tank units. Annual flushing helps. If yours is past 10 years old or leaking from the tank, it's time to plan a replacement.
Yes. That's the point of Airpex. One licensed company, one number to call, for cooling, heating, and plumbing. No juggling contractors.
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