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2014-03-12

ORLANDO, FL, March 12, 2014 (Press-News.org) A relaxing and comfortable home environment is a great stress-buster in a world that is constantly besieged by dark news and pessimism. Successful Florida AC repair company American Air & Heat understands this profoundly. This is why their services and products are designed and chosen to help create a soothing and stress-free refuge.

Reliable and always professional in every way, they have been providing excellent HVAC installation, repair and maintenance services for 28 years. No matter how you look at it, that's a lot of relaxed, cool and comfortable Florida residents.

As heating and cooling specialists, the technicians at American Air & Heat are some of the best in the industry. Experienced, well-trained and dedicated, they are always willing to go the extra mile to ensure the comfort and safety of their customers. For all your HVAC installation, repair and maintenance needs, turn to the experts at this well-known and trusted Orlando AC company.

"In our business, the customer is always the center of everything we do," says Matt Boni, President of American Air & Heat. "Customer satisfaction is our priority and we work hard to achieve it every day. Our highly trained technicians and installers as well as our helpful office staff are committed to giving our customers the best service and products."

American Air & Heat can answer all your questions and address your concerns about Orlando AC repair, installation and maintenance. With almost three decades of experience in the industry, they have the knowledge and the expertise to help you with any Florida HVAC problems.

For more information, please go to http://americanairandheat.net/

About American Air & Heat:

American Air & Heat was opened in 1986 by Dan Boni, and it remains a family-owned and operated company. Dan started his business with the goal of creating a reliable local air conditioning company to serve his Florida hometown. Since then, the company has expanded to countless other cities, and they have built their services around the philosophy "Quality Is Our Specialty."

For more information on the company and the services they provide, visit http://americanairandheat.net/.

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