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+1 614-407-4822
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3760 Jackson Pike, Columbus, OH, 43123
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Specialties
Residential & Commercial Heating, Air Conditioning, and Ventilation Service & Installation. We also Specialize In service & Installation of Geothermal Heat Pumps, Tank-less Water Heaters, and Automatic Standby Generators.
History
Established in 2011.
We are a Family owned business built on strong Moral Character and Pride our self’s on providing our customers with the highest Quality standards and Best Products in the Industry. Perfect Balance started from a humble beginning with two Technicians, a Father & Son Team with 35 years of experience and the dream to provide customers with the highest Quality standards at a competitive price. With no More than a word of mouth advertising campaign for the first year in business Perfect Balance was on there way to shocking all the competition, now after 3 strong years in the industry perfect balance is growing faster than ever though possible. Our Name States what we strive to accomplish for our customers which is the Perfect Balance Of Temperature and humidity.
Meet the Business Owner
Matthew A. T.
Business Owner
My goal is to provide my customers with the best service experience possible, I have been working in the HVAC Industry for 10 years now, and I know that the last thing that anyone wants to deal with when they already have Heating/Cooling problems is someone that doesn’t care about anything but hurry up to the next job. That is not the way I handle my customers I’m there/here to help them/you. I am a Father of 3 beautiful children that are my world so I understand when a customer is in the middle of telling me what kind of problems they are having and have to stop to go handle something. I love what I do and enjoy making people comfortable in their home. Learning new things is something that I enjoy almost as much as making people happy, I have just about every certification you can have in the HVAC industry but I still love to go to classes every year because manufacturers are always changing something or figuring out new more efficient ways to repair equipment.
