About Ada All Seasons Heating And Air
Honest Repairs. Real Solutions. No Upsells - Guaranteed.
That line is not a slogan invented for a website; it is the standard the owners of Ada All Seasons Heating And Air hold their own work to in Ada. Twenty-three years in, the business still measures a visit by whether the fix was the right one, not by what it sold.
Who is behind the logo on the van?
Dobie Basler founded Ada All Seasons Heating And Air. Today it is owned by Mateo Gutierrez and Jamon Gideon, who both work as its lead technicians. The people setting the company's standard are the same people doing the work.
What does "no upsells" actually mean day to day?
Four things hold that promise together in Ada, and none of them is a marketing line.
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The habit of saying it's fine
A capacitor, a coil or a blower motor gets replaced on its own. A whole system does not get recommended because a quota needs meeting this month.
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Twenty-three years of the same faults
Two owner-technicians and 23 years in Pontotoc County are the background for telling a genuine failure from a sales pitch dressed up as one.
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OK 1177, on the logo and the van
Oklahoma licenses HVAC contractors, and Ada All Seasons carries that license rather than just claiming the work.
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One standard, house call or storefront
A furnace in a rented house and a system in a Main Street shop get the same repair-first habit.
What happens if you call outside office hours?
The office at Ada All Seasons Heating And Air runs 8am to 5pm, but a broken furnace does not check the clock. The business takes emergency calls around it, any hour of any day, because the alternative is a family in Ada going without heat or air until Monday.
How far past Ada does the shop reach?
Ada All Seasons Heating And Air works out of 510 W 12th St and covers Ada itself plus every town within 25 miles of it. The HVAC service area across Pontotoc County page lists all 23; AC repair and furnace repair each have a page of their own.
Ready to describe what your system is doing?
Call Ada All Seasons Heating And Air at (580) 436-6055, or use the contact page to send the details in writing. Either way, say what the unit is doing and where it is, and the rest starts from there.