Dec 12, 2019
Reduced pricing on products and services helps make heating and cooling more affordable for home and business owners, publishes servicetodayinc.com

Federalsburg, Maryland - December 11, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Demand for heating, air conditioning and plumbing services is ramping up across the nation according to the latest industry-wide reports. As winter gains steam, home and business owners are increasingly in need of heating system and water heater installation, maintenance and repairs. Many are also looking into having new air conditioning systems installed or their existing ones inspected during the off season. With this in mind, Jacki Slonin of Service Today has launched the Federalsburg-based plumbing, heating and air conditioning company's new lineup of special offers.
"At Service Today, we're committed to providing the highest possible level of service for our friends and neighbors in Federalsburg and the surrounding areas," said Slonin. "We're dedicated to helping make heating, air conditioning and other amenities more reliable and affordable for our clients through our experience and services as well as the products we offer. Our latest range of special offers falls right in line with our mission and helps clients save money in a number of ways."
Service Today technicians are factory trained in the full range of top brands in the industry. The company has also been deemed a Trane Comfort Specialist, meaning it has exhibited a commitment to excelling in employee training, service and customer satisfaction. Available services include heating and air conditioning installation, maintenance and repairs as well as commercial and residential plumbing and water heater repair and installation.
Team members additionally specialize in home and business filtration systems, hepa filters, carbon monoxide protection, humidifiers and other indoor air quality services. Duct and dryer vent cleaning is offered as well. Technicians are also on hand around the clock for emergency assistance.
Among the Service Today's latest offers are discounts on water heaters as well as new heat pumps and furnace systems. Price reductions have also been made available for ductless systems. Special pricing on heating system tuneups and the company's signature Safe Side plumbing inspection and winterization program is likewise being offered.
Concluded Slonin, "We're dedicated to bringing honesty, integrity and top-notch service to our industry. As an employee-owned company, we take utmost pride in ensuring all our clients are completely satisfied with our products and services. Whether in need of an emergency plumber or a new, more efficient heating and air conditioning system, we encourage home and business owners in our area to contact us to take advantage of our special offers and see for themselves what sets us apart from the rest."
About Service Today:
Service Today offers the full range of residential and commercial heating, air conditioning, indoor air quality and plumbing services as well as a complete line of home comfort products.
Contact Info:
Name: Jacki Slonin
Email: Send Email
Organization: Service Today
Address: Federalsburg, MD, 21632
Phone: 302-659-2273
Website: https://www.servicetodayinc.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 88938909
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