Comfort Now Air Conditioning & Heating

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6808 B Pershing
Visalia, CA 93921

(559) 697-5669
www.comfort-now.com

Contact: Miller, Dustin

Business Description: Locally owned & operated.

Services: Energy Audit, Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac, Water Heaters

In Business Since: 2010

Service Area: Fresno, Kern, Kings, & Tulare Counties

On Angie's List Since: 3/18/2012

Warranties: Yes

Free Estimates: Yes

Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM-8:00 PM; Sat 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Features: Emergency Service

Licensed: Yes, I am appropriately licensed for my trade
(All statements concerning insurance, licenses, and bonds are informational only, and are self-reported. Since insurance, licenses and bonds can expire and can be cancelled, homeowners should always check such information for themselves.)

Senior Discount: 10%

Cities Served: Aerial Acres | Allensworth | Alpaugh | Alpine Forest | Armona | Auberry | Avenal | Badger | Balance Rock | Bear Valley Springs | Big Creek | Bodfish | Boron | Cairns Corner | California City | California Hot Springs | Camp Nelson | Cantil | Cantua Creek | Carmel By The Sea | China Lake | Corcoran - Kings | Corcoran - Tulare | Cutler | Desert Lake | Ducor | Dunlap | Earlimart | East Orosi | Edward | Edwards | Elderwood | Exeter | Farmersville | Five Points | Four Corners | Frazier Park | Fremont Valley | Garlock | Glennville | Golden Hills | Gorman | Goshen | Grant Grove | Hanford | Helm | Hume | Huron | Inyokern | Ivanhoe | Johannesburg - Kern | Kaweah | Kernville | Kettleman City | Kings Canyon National Pk | Kramer Junction | Lake Isabella | Lakeshore | Lebec | Lemon Cove | Lemoore | Lindsay | Lost Hills | Maricopa | Mc Kittrick | Miramonte - Fresno | Miramonte - Tulare | Mojave | Mono Hot Springs | Monolith | Mountain Mesa | Nas Lemoore | North Edwards | Onyx | Orange Cove | Orosi | Pearsonville | Pine Mountain Club | Pinehurst | Pineridge | Pixley | Poplar | Porterville | Posey | Randsburg | Ridgecrest | River Kern | Rosamond | San Joaquin | Sand Canyon | Sequoia National Park | Shaver Lake | Springville | Squaw Valley | Stallion Springs | Stratford | Strathmore | Sultana | Tehachapi | Terra Bella | Three Rivers | Three Rocks | Tipton | Tollhouse | Tonyville | Tranquillity | Tropico Village | Tulare | Visalia | Waukena | Weldon | Willow Spgs | Willow Springs | Wilsonia | Wofford Heights | Woodlake | Woodville | Yettem

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