All Year Cooling, a local air conditioning repair, and maintenance company is excited to announce their new coupon for those looking for AC units now through January 30, 2018. This coupon includes up to $1,000 off new air conditioning units.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (PRWEB) May 02, 2018

All Year Cooling, a local South Florida air conditioning installation and repair company is helping Florida residents save on energy by offering discounted rates on new AC units before the groundhog can see its shadow.

With January already in the high 70s, South Floridians know that the cold weather does not last long, so it is essential to prepare for the heat that is quickly approaching. All Year Cooling also offer AC repairs and air duct cleanings for those looking to freshen up their quality of air.

“Our customers are our number one priority, so I want to make sure everyone can keep cool in the Florida heat,” said Tommy Smith, president of All Year Cooling.

With the Groundhog Day coupon, All Year Cooling is offering up to $1,000 off new air conditioning units. The offer is running now through January 30, 2018. This offer cannot be combined with any existing offer.

Established in 1973, All Year Cooling has completed over 300,000 air conditioner installations in South Florida. Tommy Smith and his team’s goal is to provide the consumer with the best overall value on new air conditioner installations, maintenance, and repairs. As a family-owned business, it’s their mission to provide quality service and remain a trusted part of the South Florida community.

For more information on All Year Cooling, please visit their website or call 888-204-5554.

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