Questions & answers

$99 plus tax covers one swamp cooler shutdown and one furnace startup, including the CO test and the written checklist. Extra units, parts and repairs are quoted before any work. The offer ends Nov 30, 2026.

A completed written checklist with the checks performed, the actual CO readings, and any concerns or recommended follow-up.

No. Heat-exchanger inspection isn't part of the changeover.

No. The changeover is a furnace startup and operating check with a carbon monoxide test and a written checklist, done in the same visit as your swamp cooler shutdown. Deeper annual furnace maintenance is quoted separately, and heat-exchanger inspection isn't included.

Before freezing nights arrive. National Weather Service 1991–2020 averages put Albuquerque's first freeze around Nov 3 at the Sunport and in late October in the Foothills and South Valley, so earlier is better.

We note it on your checklist and explain it. Any part or repair is quoted first, and nothing extra is done without your OK.

Call or text (505) 977-1880, or send the quote form. A photo of the cooler and the furnace plus your ZIP code helps us schedule faster.

No. The $99 + tax covers one swamp cooler and one furnace. If you have more than one of either, we quote the extra units before any work, and nothing extra is done without your OK.

The $99 + tax changeover offer ends Nov 30, 2026. Call, text or send the quote form to get on the schedule.

Yes. The CO test is recorded on the written checklist with the actual readings.

No. Annual furnace maintenance is separate and quoted separately.

Heat-exchanger inspection isn't included in startup or the changeover.

Yes, rooftop coolers are part of the shutdown service. Tell us if the home is one or two stories so we can confirm scope and price before any work.

A photo of the cooler, your neighborhood, and any existing problems.

Before the first hard freeze. In Albuquerque that is usually late October to early November depending on the neighborhood. See our winterizing guide.

Text photos of the panel, fixture or area, a short description of the work, and your neighborhood.

If you notice a burning smell, a hot outlet, or a breaker that keeps tripping, call us right away. If you smell gas or think you have a carbon monoxide emergency, leave the home and call 911.

Every job starts with a clear scope and a written itemized quote. Text photos and a short description of the work, and your neighborhood, and we go from there.

Yes. Tell us the number of units, the ZIP codes, and who can give access. Each unit gets its own checklist, and anything beyond one cooler and one furnace is quoted before any work.

Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Bernalillo and surrounding areas. Text your neighborhood to (505) 977-1880 if you're not sure.

No. It's a contractor walk-through with written findings and a repair estimate, not a real-estate home inspection.

Repairs are quoted within our New Mexico contractor license. Anything outside it, we'll tell you and refer you.

Call or text for a quote.

Yes. Estimates are free.

Yes. We give a 1-year warranty on labor.

Yes. We pull permits and schedule inspections.

Yes. We give written itemized quotes before work starts.

Yes. We give an arrival window and text when we're on the way.

Yes. We clean up after every job.

Yes. Arrow Ridge Contracting LLC is a licensed, insured and bonded New Mexico contractor.

We're open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call, text or send the quote form any time. We aim to reply within 10 minutes. Visit times are set with you when you book.

Ask us about payment when you book. Call or text and we'll go over what works for your job.

Yes. Text (505) 977-1880. Photos of your equipment are welcome and usually get you a faster, firmer answer.