Morning Briefing – 6:30 AM
The day starts early at Temperature Control, Inc., before the Tucson heat begins its relentless climb. Our morning briefing includes reviewing the day’s service calls across Catalina Foothills and Oro Valley. With my trusty tablet and diagnostic tools in hand, I head out to my first appointment.
First Call – 8:00 AM
My first stop is in Casas Adobes, where a family’s AC unit has been making unusual noises. In our business, every strange sound tells a story. The desert’s harsh conditions mean we need to be especially vigilant about maintenance and repairs.
Midday Rush – 12:00 PM
By noon, I’ve completed two preventative maintenance visits in Flowing Wells. The temperature outside is soaring, making me grateful for every working air conditioning system we maintain. Lunch is quick – you never know when an emergency call might come in.
Afternoon Challenge – 2:00 PM
A residential installation in Amphi takes up most of my afternoon. Working in tight spaces while ensuring proper airflow and system efficiency is like solving a complex puzzle. Every installation must be perfect – there’s no room for error when dealing with Arizona summers.
Essential Tools for the Trade:
- Diagnostic equipment
- Manual tools
- Digital gauges
- Safety gear
- Communication devices
End of Day – 5:00 PM
Before heading back to headquarters, I complete my final service call in Oro Valley. There’s satisfaction in knowing another day of keeping our community comfortable has come to an end. Tomorrow brings new challenges, but that’s what makes this work rewarding.
Remember, in the HVAC industry, we’re not just fixing machines – we’re providing comfort and safety to our desert community, one home at a time.