Stevenson Heat and Air is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving Faulkner County and surrounding areas since 1972. Founded by Wayne Stevenson, the company has been built on a legacy of providing top-quality work at unbeatable prices. Today, the business is run by Todd Stevenson, who took over in 2001, and his son Tanner, along with a team of dedicated employees. Despite growing significantly over the years, the company remains committed to delivering fast, quality service to its customers. With a focus on residential sales, service, and installation, Stevenson Heat and Air installs a wide range of Rheem equipment and Mitsubishi minisplit systems, backed by a 1-year labor warranty and 5-10 year conditional parts warranty. The company also offers annual maintenance agreements to ensure the efficiency and longevity of its customers' units.
We focus primarily on residential sales, service, and installation. We install a wide variety of Rheem equipment as well as Mitsubishi minisplit systems.
We offer annual maintenance agreements to give our customers peace of mind going into the summer and winter months.
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Stevenson Heat and Air is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving Faulkner County and surrounding areas since 1972.
We have grown tremendously in the last 40+ years, but we still strive to provide fast, quality service to our customers.
We make it easy to find affordable HVAC solutions without compromising on quality or craftsmanship.
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