WEBSITE INFORMATION

Disclaimer

Desert AC Recharge is a referral and call-connection website, not an HVAC contractor.

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Referral service

This site is a free-to-use referral service. When you call, you are connected with an independent, third-party service provider. Desert AC Recharge may receive compensation for each call or referral. We are not affiliated with, and do not endorse, any specific provider.

No service performed by us

We do not employ HVAC workers and do not diagnose, repair, install or recharge equipment. Licensing, insurance, pricing, scheduling, warranty and workmanship are the sole responsibility of the provider you speak with. Verify a provider's California CSLB license before authorizing work.

Availability and pricing

Coverage, response times and prices vary and are not guaranteed. Not every city, time or job type may be served. Any price is set by the provider, not by this website.

Educational content

Articles on this website are general information, not professional advice or a diagnosis. Do not handle refrigerant or electrical components yourself; refrigerant work in the U.S. requires EPA Section 608 certification.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

About this policy.

Plain-language answers about this website.

Is Desert AC Recharge an AC company?

No. It is a referral website that connects callers with independent providers.

Is this site paid for referrals?

Yes. The operator may be compensated for calls forwarded to providers.

Who is responsible for the work?

The independent provider you agree terms with.

Are prices or availability guaranteed?

No. Confirm both directly with the provider on the call.

Does calling cost anything?

Calling the number is free apart from your normal phone charges. Any service fee is set by the provider.

Can I choose a different company?

Yes. You are never obligated to hire the provider you are connected with.

Is this an emergency line?

No. Call 911 for gas smells, smoke, fire or other immediate danger.

Is the content professional advice?

No. It is general information and not a diagnosis of your equipment.

How do I check a contractor's license?

Search the contractor on the California CSLB license lookup before work begins.

Are calls recorded?

Calls may be recorded by the call-routing service or provider. See the privacy policy.