It's 117° outside.
Your home stays a perfect 72°. Always.

Never. Desert heat doesn't keep business hours, so neither do our rates. The flat-rate price we quote at 2 p.m. Tuesday is identical at 2 a.m. on the Fourth of July — presented in writing before any work begins.

With 3,000+ cooling hours a year, Vegas is where high-SEER equipment earns its keep. For most Valley homes we recommend 17–20 SEER2 variable-speed systems; for larger estates running near-continuous summer cooling, 22–26 SEER2 typically pays for the upgrade difference in 3–5 years — before rebates. We model your exact payback during the diagnostic, using your NV Energy usage history.

Yes — if it's engineered correctly. Oversizing is the most common (and expensive) mistake in the Valley: it short-cycles, wears out compressors, and leaves humidity behind during monsoon season. We run a full Manual J load calculation against 115°+ design temperatures, your glazing, orientation, and insulation, then match variable-speed equipment that modulates instead of slamming on and off.

Pre-qualification takes about 60 seconds with a soft pull — zero impact on your score. Approved clients choose from 0% same-as-cash terms up to 18 months or low fixed monthly plans. We also file your NV Energy rebates and federal tax credits (up to $3,200) on your behalf.

Simple: if a system we install can't hold your set temperature on a 115° day, we fix it at no cost — and if we can't fix it, we replace it. Repairs carry a 2-year workmanship warranty; complete installations carry up to 12 years parts and labor. It's in writing, with no asterisks doing heavy lifting.

Every Meridian technician is NATE-certified, EPA 608 licensed, drug-screened, and background-checked annually — and photographed in your arrival confirmation text so you know exactly who's at your door. We're licensed with the Nevada State Contractors Board (#0089241), bonded, and carry $2M in liability coverage.