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PO Box 12180
Charlotte, NC 28220
(704) 527-3745
www.airmaxxofcharlotte.com
Contact: Espin, Mike
Business Description: Air Maxx of Charlotte has been serving Charlotte & surrounding areas with quality service & unbeatable pricing since 2005. We are a family owned and operated small business, so we're always around when you need us. Air Maxx of Charlotte is known for quality and timely service. Because of this, we are highly regarded by both residential and commercial customers. Our friendly and exceptional service sets us apart from other HVAC companies. We offer 24 hour service at no additional charge. Call Airmaxx of Charlotte today and learn why we are Charlotte's best choice for heating & air conditioning service. (704) 527-3745
Services: Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac
In Business Since: 2005
Service Area: Charlotte & surronding area.
On Angie's List Since: 6/5/2010
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Free Estimates: Yes
Office Hours: 24/7
Features: Emergency Service
Licensed: Yes, I am appropriately licensed for my trade
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Cities Served: Carmel | Charlotte - Downtown | Charlotte - Uptown | Cornelius | Cotswold | Davidson | Dilworth | Elizabeth | Fort Mill | Hickory Grove | Huntersville | Idlewild | Indian Trail | Lake Wylie | Mallard Creek | Matthews | Midwood | Mint Hill | Monroe | Myers Park | Newell | North Charlotte | Oakdale | Park Road Corridor | Paw Creek | Pineville | Piper Glen | Rock Hill | Sardis | Steele Creek | Tega Cay | University | Waxhaw | Weddington | Westerly Hills | York | Yorkmount
 
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