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Veterans Cooling & Heating LLC is a veteran-owned HVAC company serving Cullman, AL and surrounding North Alabama communities. With 15+ years of experience and Alabama license AL #24210, we provide honest heating and cooling service for homes and small businesses. Our services include AC repair, air conditioning installation, HVAC replacement, heating repair, furnace service, heat pump service, seasonal HVAC maintenance, indoor air quality solutions, and duct cleaning. We proudly serve Cullman, Hanceville, Good Hope, Vinemont, Holly Pond, Fairview, Baileyton, West Point, Joppa, Arab, and nearby areas with dependable communication, fair recommendations, quality workmanship, and military values built on accountability and follow-through.
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1045 County Road 1131, 35057, Cullman, United States
- (256) 915-2826
- info@veteranscooling.com
- veteranscooling.com
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