Licenses, Insurance & Affiliations

Looking for a reputable HVAC company you can trust can be overwhelming. Before hiring a heating and cooling company to do any work at your home, verify that they hold a valid license and are appropriately insured. Ask the company you are considering to provide a license number and proof of insurance. Reputable companies will have no problem with this.

What does a license mean?

Most governments require some form of licensing for different types of service and construction work. A license means the heating and cooling company has registered with the government passed its competency requirements. This benefits you because licensed contractors are less likely to be unscrupulous since their information is on file with the local governing authorities and they have displayed knowledge and skill in their field.

Air Quality Dunrite is committed to providing excellent products and customer service. As part of our dedication to you, we are licensed and insured.

Should our HVAC contractor be insured?

Yes! Liability insurance is a necessity for reputable heating and cooling companies. Without it, you could be liable for any damage or injury that occurs while the company is on your property. Protect yourself: ask the company you hire to provide the required proof insurance.

Air Quality Dunrite carries liability insurance for the rare chance where something does happen during your project. We will be happy to provide our proof of insurance upon request.

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