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WHY CHOOSE US?

THE RIGHT TEAM

THE RIGHT COMPANY

In business since 1934
Fully licensed and insured in Texas
Lennox customer specialist with substantial experience servicing all brands
Armstrong Service Agreement Plan
Financing options available, subject to approved credit

RIGHT WHEN YOU NEED IT

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AIR

ELECTRIC

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Turn to the Experts With Over Eight Decades of Experience

Armstrong is a service and installation company and we pride ourselves in exceeding our customers expectations. We are family-owned and operated and have been doing business in the West Texas area for over eight decades!

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Whether good times or bad, the Armstrong family and our dedicated team have been here to make your indoor environment more comfortable, safe and enjoyable. We’ve grown from one man’s vision to a company of over 125 well-trained employees who equally share that vision to provide the highest quality products and services to our valued family of customers. We appreciate the relationships we’ve built over the last eight plus decades and look forward to serving you for many more years to come.

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What To Do Before You Call Armstrong:

Furnaces:

First, be sure your furnace is plugged into an electrical outlet.
Next, check the fuse or circuit breaker to the heating system’s electrical line. If the fuse is blown, replace it, or flick the circuit breaker off then back to the on position.
Once you’re assured that the power is on, check the thermostat to be sure the dial has not been turned way down. Look to see if the thermostat system switch is in the “heat” position. If it’s a programmable unit, make sure the thermostat is programmed correctly.
Finally, check to be sure the furnace filter access door is completely closed.
If none of this works, Something’s Wrong! Better Call Armstrong!

Gas Odor:

Do not try to light any appliance and do not touch any electrical switch.
Next, turn off all appliances, open windows and vacate the house. Do not light a match or a cigarette!
Finally, turn off the shutoff valve by the gas meter to your house.
Something’s Wrong! Better Call Armstrong!

An Absence of Hot Water:

If you have an Electric Water Heater:
- Be sure you have electrical power. Check the fuse or circuit breaker to the water heater’s electrical line. If the fuse is blown, replace it, or flick the circuit breaker off then back to the on position.
- Next, check to be sure the water heater valve in not turned off.
- If you still don’t have hot water, Something’s Wrong! Better Call Armstrong!

If you have a Gas Water Heater:
- First, check to see if the pilot is out.
- Next, check to be sure the water heater valve in not turned off.
- If you still don’t have hot water, Something’s Wrong! Better Call Armstrong!

Toilet Stoppage:

If you can’t stop the water from flowing, it probably indicates a stuck valve. Lift the lid off the toilet tank and check to see if the plug is not covering the round opening at the bottom of the tank. Position the plug over the opening. If the plug won’t move, don’t force it.
Next, check to see if the float is stuck. Lifting the float should shut off the flow of water.
If none of this works, turn off the shutoff valve to the toilet. Its handle is usually located either behind the tank or underneath it. Something’s Wrong! Better Call Armstrong!

Air Conditioning Failure:

First, be sure your furnace is plugged into an electrical outlet.
Check the fuse or circuit breaker to the cooling system’s electrical line. If the fuse is blown, replace it, or flick the circuit breaker off then back to the on position.
Once you’re assured that the power is on, check the thermostat to be sure the dial has not been turned way up. Look to see if the thermostat system switch is in the “cool” position. If it’s a programmable unit, make sure the thermostat is programmed correctly.
Finally, check to be sure the furnace filter access door is completely closed.

Nothing empowers a consumer like having choices because one size definitely doesn’t fit everyone. That’s why Armstrong Plumbing, Air & Electric has revolutionized our Armstrong Service Agreement Plan (ASAP).

This is the 2nd time we have used Armstrong Plumbing for apartments I manage. Both times Oscar and his team were professional and courteous. The office staff is great and I love that they send you a text with the plumber that is coming's name and some neat things about him. I recommend them 1000%

This is the go to company to use for any plumbing issues. All the technicians that have come to my house over the years have been extremely knowledgeable, helpful and honest. As well the receptionists communication is excellent and always update me exactly when I should be expecting service. When things go wrong in your home these are the best people you can have on your side.

Robby removed our kitchen sink and shut off the water valves on the first visit and Joe did most of the installation of the new plumbing on the second visit. Both did an excellent job. I was pleased with their promptness on their second visit. Although they needed to go and get a replacement part, they worked quickly and efficiently and made sure to keep me apprised if they had a question about how I wanted things, where there was a choice to be made. They cleaned up afterwards and left no mess. 5 star rating!

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