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Contact: Bryan & Kristine Hazzard
Absolute Comfort Control Services is a growing Residential and Light Commercial Heating and Cooling Company, owned and operated by Bryan Hazzard and Family in the Windsor area since 2006. We’ve made it our mission to provide the best and most comprehensive HVAC services, building our stellar reputation on giving honest, straightforward information and options to help you make sound decisions. We back this up by sourcing only high-quality, high-value products, ensuring they’re installed correctly and on time, delivering good value for your hard-earned money.
Whether you need a whole new HVAC system installed, or a routine maintenance check or small replacement part, we’re here to help you “Get the Absolute Comfort Advantage“!
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
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BRANDS CARRIED
Absolute Comfort Control Services is committed to providing the highest standard of HVAC services and that means partnering with the highest standard of HVAC brands.
A home’s HVAC system is truly a sum of all its parts. One weak link in the system will have a massive impact on your quality of life, comfort, and daily health. Read More:
SERVICE AWARDS
THREE BEST RATED BEST BUSINESS OF 2022
Absolute Comfort Control Services is proud to be considered a Best Business of 2022 by Three Best Rated.
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SERVICE AREAS
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Windsor Tecumseh
Lakeshore Essex
Kingsville Leamington
Amherstburg Lasalle
Family Owned & Operated for Over 20 Years
THE HAZZARD FAMILY
Absolute Comfort Control Services is a growing Local Residential and Light Commercial Heating and Cooling Company started in 2006 by Owner Bryan Hazzard. After being in the HVAC industry for over 15 years, Bryan felt that there was a better way to treat customers and employees and so he sought to create a company that he would be proud to work for.
Bryan was originally the only employee in a what he called the “Schmuck-in-a-Truck” business model. Read More: