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Day & Night Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing Launches "Oldest A/C Contest" to Help Homeowners Beat the Heat With a Brand-New System
Phoenix Homeowners Invited to Enter to Win a Energy-efficient Air Conditioning System
PHOENIX, ARIZONA / ACCESS Newswire / January 29, 2025 / Day & Night Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing, a leading HVAC service provider, is turning up the excitement with its yearly community initiative, the Oldest A/C Contest. This creative contest gives homeowners in Phoenix and the surrounding areas a chance to win a brand-new, energy-efficient air conditioning system - just in time for the sweltering summer months!
Homeowners are encouraged to participate by submitting information about their aging, inefficient air conditioning units. Day & Night will carefully review entries to identify the unit most in need of replacement. The winner will receive a modern, energy-efficient air conditioning system, complete with professional installation by the company's experienced technicians - just in time to provide relief during the intense Arizona summer.
"Our mission has always been to keep our community cool and comfortable," said Mike Littau, General Manager of Day & Night. "This contest is a fun way to highlight how far air conditioning technology has come while giving one deserving homeowner the chance to upgrade their home with a reliable, energy-efficient system."
How to Enter
Option 1: Text the word "DAY" to 602-649-1889 to receive a link to enter the contest.
Option 2: Visit DayandNightAir.com and submit your entry online.
Once you receive the link to enter, simply complete the submission form with your details and the age of your unit. The submission period runs from January 13, 2025, to February 9, 2025. Entries will be evaluated based on the age of your current in-home unit.
Why Participate?
Energy Savings: Older AC systems are often inefficient and costly to run.
Enhanced Comfort: A new system ensures better cooling and improved air quality.
It's Free! The winner will receive a fully installed, brand-new AC system at no cost.
"We're thrilled to engage with our community in a fun and impactful way," added Mike. "This contest is not just about winning; it's about helping someone breathe new life into their home and stay cool during Arizona's extreme heat."
For more details and Official Rules on the contest or to submit your entry, visit DayandNightAir.com or follow Day & Night Air on social media for updates.
About Day & Night Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing
Day & Night has been a trusted name in HVAC services for over 40 years, delivering top-notch heating, cooling, and indoor air quality solutions to homeowners across Phoenix and the surrounding areas. Known for their reliability, expertise, and exceptional customer service, Day & Night is committed to making every home a place of comfort.
Contact Information
Angelica Vazquez
Sr. Marketing Coordinator
[email protected]
602-956-9404
SOURCE: Day & Night Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing
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