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Are you tired of being cold in the winter and warm in the summer? If so then it’s time to call Elite Heating And Cooling Fountain Hills. Our mission is to keep you comfortable all year round. We are ready to assist you with heating and air conditioning services. We can accommodate you with fast and reliable service.
If you need your heating or air conditioning system serviced or emergency repairs Elite Heating And Cooling Fountain Hills will be available when you need us. We treat all of our customers with courtesy and respect to ensure you receive help when you need it. Our goal is to impress you and retain your service for the future!
The average lifespan of most HVAC units is between 10-20 years. Although some units last longer, it becomes less economically viable to keep running them because the older units are less efficient. As a unit ages it also becomes more prone to malfunctions including loud noises and using more energy. You then need to decide on whether to repair or to replace. A new replacement is more expensive up front but will work out more cost effective over the coming years of it’s lifespan.
A little on how we work:
1. Our technicians visit your place and assess the nature and size of the problem based on the specific conditions of your home or business facilities.
2. Our HVAC experts will calculate your home’s proper heat load to determine the most suitable system for your place. They’ll also let you know how much you should expect to spend every year to keep your place cool or hot throughout the year.
3. You can also expect a precise diagnosis from our HVAC professionals. The point of this is understand will be to understand if it’s makes more sense to repair or replace. If it’s to replace, we’ll recommend a specific system to meet your requirements.
4. Our core mission is to serve you better and this means that transparency and integrity are our key values.
Elite Heating And Cooling Fountain Hills
16425 E Palisades Blvd #108
Fountain Hills, AZ
85268
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Fountain Hills Botanical Garden: Fountain Hills Botanical Garden is an eight-acre public botanical garden owned by the city of Fountain Hills, showcasing nearly 30 varieties of plants unique to the American Southwest desert region. A loop trail traverses the garden’s landscaped areas, stretching approximately half a mile throughout the facility. Scenic rock formations are also showcased, along with information on the growing habitats and characteristics of the highlighted plant species. The park is free and open from dawn to dusk daily and serves as a popular spot for birding in the Fountain Hills region. Informational brochures about the gardens are available from the park’s central kiosk.
McDowell Mountain Regional Park: McDowell Mountain Regional Park is a public park spanning more than 21,000 acres throughout the northern Fountain Hills region, offering opportunities for a variety of seasonal outdoor recreational activities. The park is located along the western edge of the McDowell Mountains, with elevations throughout reaching a maximum of 3,000 feet above sea level. More than 50 miles of multi-use trails are available for hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders, including three loop tracks of varying difficulty levels available for use by competitive-level mountain bikers. 76 campsites provide tent and RV hookups, offering picnic tables, fire rings, and public restroom and shower facilities. Wildlife sightings of deer, coyotes, and javelina are common throughout the park.
The Fountain: The Fountain is a 560-foot geyser-style fountain in Fountain Hills’ downtown center, originally constructed in 1970 by Robert McCulloch. The structure is one of the world’s largest man-made fountains, reaching water heights three times higher than Yellowstone Park’s famed Old Faithful geyser. 7,000 gallons of water pump through the fountain per minute as it spouts from a concrete water lily sculpture, with water plumes visible from as far away as the Superstition Mountains region. It serves as a major community landmark and public gathering space, spouting at 15-minute intervals on the hour daily from morning through evening. On special event days, the fountain’s height and viewing schedule are adjusted for broader operation.
Fountain Hills Lake Overlook Trail: Fountain Hills Lake Overlook Trail is an urban multi-use trail that spans 1.5 miles throughout the heart of the Fountain Hills community. The family-friendly hike begins at a public parking lot and trailhead near Fountain Lake and Panorama Boulevard, traversing uphill through a condominium development area that offers beautiful lake views. As the trail ascends, 360-degree views of the area’s surrounding vistas become visible, including the Superstition and Mazatzal Mountains, the Four Peaks, and Mount Ord. After the halfway point, the trail continues through residential areas and loops back to the intersection of Palisades and Saguaro Boulevards, which provide access to Fountain Lake’s southern end.
Dixie Mine Trail: Dixie Mine Trail traverses the grounds of the former Dixie Mine, which was originally established in 1877 for the purposes of mining quartz. The mine continued to operate throughout much of the 20th century until its sale to McDowell Mountain Regional Park in 1977. Today, its remains can be explored via a 5.5-mile round-trip within the park that stems off the Sonoran Trail, gaining 591 feet in elevation before reaching its destination. Above the mine, petroglyphs from the Archaic, Hokoham, and Historical periods are visible, along with stone carvings believed to date between 1918 and 1925. Visitors should note that a nominal fee is charged to access the trailhead. The trail is dog-friendly and is recommended for intermediate-level hikers.
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