Houston AC Repair makes AC Service more affordable for Houston homeowners

Aug. 31, 2012 - PRLog -- Houston AC Repair specialist, Alpha 4 Real AC and Heating Service (http://alpha4realac.com) has announced that it is offering Houston homeowners and businesses $50 off the cost of air conditioner repair until the end of summer.

Brenda Ashaka, General Manager of Alpha 4 Real AC and Heating Service said earlier today that the discount is aimed at helping homeowners who find themselves stretched financially but still need to have their AC systems repaired by a technician.

“We know that things are tough right now so we decided to help our homeowners and businesses in the Houston, Sugar Land and Katy, Texas areas,” Ashaka said.

Alpha 4 Real Ac and Heating Service has been installing and servicing air conditioning systems in the Houston region for over 30 years.
Ashaka said the $50 discount applies to only first time AC repair customers.

“Yes, the $50 offer is for first time customers and first air conditioning repair jobs. Also it does not include the cost of products or materials,” she added.
Besides the $50 discount, the Houston area company offers discounts to military veterans, teachers, single parents and senior citizens.

“We have discounts for different groups although these discounts cannot be combined. We only allow one discount per customer at any one time,” Brenda Ashaka said.

Last month Alpha 4 Real AC and Heating Service began offering customers in-house financing with low interest rates for new AC installations.

“We know that sometimes it can be hard to come up with the amount of money needed to install a new air conditioning unit so we now offer our customers the opportunity to take advantage of our in-house financing,” Ashaka.

Alpha 4 Real AC and Heating Service serves customers in Houston, Sugar Land, Katy, Missouri City, Stafford, Pearland, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sealy, Brookshire, Pattison and Alvin, Texas.

“We are available at 281-347-7325 or through our website at http://alpha4realac.com/content/request-service”, added Brenda Ashaka.