Tulsa is the seat of Tulsa County, incorporated January 18, 1898, and home to more than 410,000 people. A city that old holds housing from nearly every era, so the equipment inside it varies just as much. Maple Ridge, platted in 1914, Swan Lake, which the city calls one of Tulsa's first suburban developments, and the Brady Heights Historic District are older parts of town, where a home is more likely to have older equipment or a system added long after the house was built. Triad Heating and Air runs out of a shop on South Garnett Road in Tulsa.
The climate sets the workload. NOAA's 1991-2020 normals put the July average high at 93.6F with an average low of 73.1F, so air conditioners run hard with little relief overnight. January averages a high of 48.9F and a low of 28.0F, which keeps furnaces and heat pumps busy all winter. The December 2007 ice storm left more than 200,000 homes without power for several days, and it is a fair reminder that a heating system matters most when the weather is at its worst.
Trade permits in Tulsa go through the City of Tulsa Development Services Permit Center, which lists issuing trade permits among its functions. Before a replacement, it is worth asking the permit center what applies to the job. Its trade permit line is (918) 596-9656.
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“I got a whole new HVAC system through Triad. They were very efficient and knowledgeable! The owner even came out and made sure everything was up to my standards! 10/10 recommend!”
Stacey Rader · Google review · System Replacement
★★★★★
“Great experience…. I had a mystery in my system and Triad came out 4 times before they were able to dertermine the problem with the old units. Installed a great new system and I am very pleased.”
Greg Geiger · Google review · System Replacement
★★★★★
“Very professional, they explain in detail the why's, what's, and how comes, and were priced to compete!!”
Regnas2008 · Google review
★★★★★
“A number of years ago our furnace system quit working. I called Triad Heating and Air Company. They sent several techs and ultimately determined the circuit board had shorted and upgraded our system to meet current manufacturer specs. Our furnace and A/C system has worked great since. Its better than new.”
medunbar1 · Google review · Heating
★★★★★
“We called out with an a/c went out mid summer. The guys got right out here and had us up and going with a new a/c unit and heater in no time. The crew was super friendly and answered any questions my wife had. Triad is super friendly and helpful and get to you very quickly. I recommend them to any home owner or company needing work done, or just inspected and cleaned.”
wade wilson · Google review · AC
★★★★★
“Always on time and they stay in touch for 2x annual service”
william owsley · Google review · Maintenance
★★★★★
“They installed both of our A/C units and have done a great job servicing everything.”
John Chapel · Google review · AC
★★★★★
“Replaced my HVAC system. I went from a Heat Pump a total new System which included having a gas line ran for Gas Heat.”
Malia Miller · Google review · System Replacement
★★★★★
“Absolutely excellent service. So thorough and so professional.! Thank you”
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Questions
Tulsa HVAC questions
Does Triad Heating and Air service Tulsa?
Yes. Triad Heating and Air is based in Tulsa and has been in business since 2000. It services air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and mini splits, for homes and businesses.
Who handles HVAC permits in Tulsa?
The City of Tulsa Development Services Permit Center handles trade permits. Triad Heating and Air suggests asking the permit center what applies to a specific job before work begins. Its trade permit line is (918) 596-9656.
How hard does Tulsa weather work an air conditioner?
Quite hard. NOAA's 1991-2020 normals put Tulsa's July average high at 93.6F and the average low at 73.1F, so a system gets little overnight rest in summer. Triad Heating and Air recommends a spring tune-up for that reason.
Does Triad Heating and Air offer emergency service in Tulsa?
Yes. Triad Heating and Air offers 24/7 emergency service. Call (918) 992-2105 if the heat or air goes out.
Should an older Tulsa home repair or replace its furnace?
It depends on the furnace's age and repair history. Triad Heating and Air will say when a repair makes more sense than replacement. As a general guide, a system past about 10 to 15 years old, with frequent repairs or uneven temperatures, is worth considering for replacement.
