Owner & Lead Technician
Anthony Fraijo owns and runs Trinity Climate Control out of Washington, Oklahoma, holding Oklahoma mechanical license OK Mech 120057. He founded the company in 2020 and still runs service calls himself across Cleveland, McClain, Grady, Garvin, and Oklahoma counties.
Oklahoma mechanical license
OK Mech 120057
Issued by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. Anyone can verify it through the state's public licence lookup.
Specialties
Geothermal & custom duct design
Ground-source heat pump systems, including ClimateMaster equipment, and custom home duct design.
Based in
Washington, OK
Serving Central Oklahoma and OKC Metro since 2020.
Trinity is a small, owner-operated shop rather than a franchise, so the person who quotes your job is generally the person who works on it. That matters most on the two things Trinity specialises in:
Geothermal. Ground-source heat pumps are a different discipline from conventional split systems — loop field design, flow rates, and desuperheater plumbing all have to be right before the equipment ever matters. Trinity installs, services, and repairs geothermal systems across the I-35 corridor, including ClimateMaster equipment, which is manufactured in Oklahoma City.
Custom home duct design. A high-efficiency system on undersized or badly balanced ductwork will underperform its rating for its entire service life. On new construction and custom homes, Trinity designs the duct system to the house rather than fitting the house to a stock layout.
Oklahoma requires a state mechanical licence to perform HVAC work. Trinity holds licence OK Mech 120057, and you can confirm it yourself through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board licence lookup. Ask any contractor for theirs before work starts — including us.
Estimates on a new system are free. Repairs carry a $95 diagnostic fee, waived if you approve the repair that visit.
