Plumbers Edmonton Begins Offering Heating And Air Conditioning Services

Jun 2, 2020

June 02, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Plumbers Edmonton, a plumbing and heating company located in Edmonton, Alberta, has announced that they are now providing heating and air conditioning services to customers throughout the Greater Edmonton area. The move into full scale heating and air conditioning services is part of their strategy to become the most trusted one-stop-shop for every residential, commercial and industrial customer in Edmonton, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, St Albert, Stony Plain and the surrounding areas.

Lief Simons, President of Plumbers Edmonton, says, “We often meet our customers during a plumbing emergency due to our reliable and affordable 24-hour service, which is available every day of the week. We have long wanted to expand into taking care of the whole problem, not just a part of many of their emergencies. For 2020, we have embarked upon expanding our services so that we can help them with any plumbing, heating and air conditioning service they may need.”

The company was founded in 2001 in order to provide a dependable service to get the job done right as well as offer care and consideration for every home and property. Thousands of homes and business premises across Alberta have benefited from having the peace of mind that comes from knowing that their plumbing systems are performing properly. The company’s expansion into heating and air conditioning services will extend that peace of mind for more essential services within any home or property under their coverage.

Issues as small as a clogged drain or a minor leak can, unfortunately, lead to more severe problems in any home. Due to the weather extremes present in Alberta, it is vital for every property owner to make sure their plumbing, heating and air conditioning units are maintained properly. Thanks to Plumbing Edmonton’s fleet of commercial vehicles, which are equipped with the proper equipment, their experienced teams can address any required repairs and replacements while complying with regulatory and safety standards.

Through their expanded services, the plumbing & heating company can also provide specialty filter systems that remedy a variety of water issues, such as odours, excessive iron, sediment or acidity. The company has vast experience working with the insurance industry as well, which helps ensure that home and property owners get the full repair within the provisions authorised. That same attention to detail will now apply to their expanded range of services.

Their customers have provided their own testaments of the high quality service the company provides. On Google, Joy M. says in their 5-Star review that, “My cousin had an emergency and this company really delivered! We called and were greeted kindly, and they were able to send someone out right away. The guy was professional, worked quickly and charged us an affordable rate. I have to admit that I was actually blown away with how easy it was to work with Plumbers Edmonton! I highly recommend them!”

In addition to their emergency services, the company provides routine maintenance services for homeowners and other property owners who need to ensure that their plumbing, heating and air conditioning systems are in top condition. Unfortunately, all too often, they find that equipment has not been installed correctly. Francis Ramone, one of their customers, shares that they, “Just bought our house. Learned afterwards that the previous owner did not install a drain or vent with the boiler. Plumbers Edmonton installed both so that we can properly maintain the boiler. Very pleased with their prices and work. Will call again!”

Simons responds, “Knowing exactly what a customer needs is the heart of our business. It helps us get the job done quickly and reliably. We want to thank each of our customers who has taken the time to recommend us to others and leave their feedback online. Letting us look after the maintenance of their plumbing, water treatment, heating and air conditioning systems means they have the peace of mind knowing they will receive the same high-quality service. No job is too small or too big, just give us a call to receive reliable, honest service.”

Those who wish to make inquiries with the company and explore their full range of services are welcome to contact Lief Simons to get started. More information can be found on their website as well, which can be accessed at the following link: https://plumbers-edmonton.ca/.

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For more information about Plumbers Edmonton, contact the company here:

Plumbers Edmonton
Lief Simons
587-408-3450
[email protected]
#504, 10654 82nd Avenue
Edmonton, AB T6E 2A7

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