“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” said Grandpa Parker when he founded Parker & Sons in 1974. Parker & Sons, Arizona’s leader in fast, friendly, efficient and effective home services, has lived by that adage ever since. Parker & Sons has always been committed to saving Phoenix homeowners as much money as possible and has believed that the best way to do so was through preventative care. “Regular maintenance and tune-ups are the best way to extend the lifespan of an HVAC unit. Not only will the HVAC unit last longer, but it will run more efficiently, meaning homeowners will save money every single month,” said Josh Kelly of Parker & Sons. “The most affordable way to receive regular maintenance and tune-ups is with a Parker & Sons Family Plan,” he later added.
Parker & Sons was founded as a family company and has retained family values ever since.
“Our commitment to family values is why we created the Parker & Sons Family Plan. We have always thought of our co-workers and loyal customers as members of the family, but a maintenance agreement is a way to make that official. And there are so many benefits to it. It’s really exciting,” said Kelly. “By becoming part of the Parker & Sons family, customers will receive priority scheduling, discount pricing, a one-year warranty on workmanship, and our Comfort today or You Don’t Pay Guarantee,” he later explained.
“Regular tune-ups are THE best way to keep your air condition unit around for many years to come. For a single system, 3-year agreement you will save $43 on each and every tune-up. And that is just one of the benefits of the Parker Family Plan,” Kelly later added.
Customers do not need to pay for the entire value of the maintenance agreement at once. Small, monthly payment plans are available. With these plans, customers can pay as little as $10 a month.
“For the cost of one sandwich a month, you can add years onto the life of your HVAC unit, and get yourself some much-deserved peace of mind. We are more than ready to have you become a part of the family,” Josh Kelly concluded.
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