Yes. Trinity Climate Control holds Oklahoma mechanical licence OK Mech 120057, issued by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board and shown on state records as 00120057, and carries liability insurance.
An HVAC system moves heat rather than creating cold: refrigerant carries indoor heat outside for cooling, a furnace or heat pump supplies heat in winter, and a blower circulates the conditioned air through the ductwork under thermostat control.
Because we're based in Washington, OK — central to the south OKC metro and I-35 corridor — we offer same-day service across most of Central Oklahoma, often within the hour for nearby communities during peak season.
An HVAC system improves indoor air quality by filtering every cubic foot of circulated air and removing moisture at the cooling coil. In Oklahoma, red-dirt dust makes filter condition and duct sealing the two biggest factors.
Check your filter monthly and replace a standard 1-inch filter every 1 to 3 months. Central Oklahoma's red-dirt dust loads filters quickly, so homes with pets, allergies, or a gravel drive should plan on monthly changes.
Regular maintenance catches small failures — capacitors, contactors, dirty coils — before they become major repairs, and keeps a system running through Oklahoma's back-to-back cooling and heating seasons. Trinity's Service Agreement is $299/year and includes spring and fall visits, 10% off non-warranty parts, and priority scheduling.
HVAC means heating, ventilation, and air conditioning: a furnace or heat pump, a cooling condenser and coil, ductwork, and a thermostat working as one system. In Oklahoma, new split-system air conditioners must meet the DOE South region minimum of 14.3 SEER2.
