Ahome’s or commercial building’s utility equipment tucked away in a basement or mechanical room or closet can be easy to forget, but with Burton A/C, Heating, Plumbing & More, you never have to worry about remembering.
Burton technicians respond to plenty of urgent service calls throughout the year, but the company also emphasizes maintenance and working with customers to schedule regular equipment inspections. For instance, to prevent leaks that can cause water damage potentially costing thousands of dollars, an annual safety check would be recommended for an aging water heater.
Burton’s highly trained technicians examine and evaluate everything from anode rods and steel parts to the overall condition of water heaters before making the changes they need to so those parts don’t fail. Technicians also advise when it’s time for replacement, possibly preventing catastrophe. It’s not just about efficiency; it’s being proactive instead of reactive. To this end, Burton is launching a preventive maintenance membership program this year, details for which can be found on their website.
Heating and air conditioning systems also need regular maintenance and inspections to catch problems early—before those taxing Midwestern extreme temperature days—and possibly extend the life of the equipment. Homeowners or building managers can also receive guidance for maximizing systems or making simple adjustments so every room is comfortable year-round. Burton techs also check IAQ (indoor air quality) and recommend solutions like state-of-the-art filtration or sanitizing UV light for HVAC systems.
Year after year, Burton has been voted Best of Omaha because Burton always puts their customers first. It’s the little things they do without being expected to, with the best products and warranties to back them up.
Burton A/C, Heating, Plumbing & More
5010 F St.
Omaha, NE 68117
402.343.0011
justcallburton.com
This profile originally appeared in the 2024 FACES of Omaha, presented by Omaha Magazine. To see the full book, see our flipbook here.
