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In 1982 the company was incorporated as Ted's Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating, Inc. Ted's remains a family owned business built on Christian principles.

Our customer base consists of 100 miles in all directions from Fort Smith, serving residential, commercial, industrial and institutional customers.

Ted's employees are trained to install and service air conditioning and heating  & refrigeration equipment, large and small.

Ted's scope of expertise is installation and service of HVACR equipment including air conditioning, refrigeration, heating equipment, gas furnaces, heat pumps, chillers, boilers, icemakers for commercial use, humidifiers, electronic air cleaners, electronic thermostats, sheet metal fabrication and natural gas lines.

Ted's offers service contracts to both residential and commercial customers.

Ted's is licensed and bonded in both Arkansas and Oklahoma,

Ted's is fully insured to protect our customers and our employees.

One of Ted's service vehicles is probably in your neighborhood at this moment ready to provide the kind of service we all like to receive.

Call Ted's anytime at (479) 783-7857 and get the kind of service you deserve.

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In our last visit I informed you of Act 277, a bill enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Arkansas on January 1,1991.

I also told you about how Act 277 was established the Arkansas Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) Board, whose purpose was to provide administration of the licensing law thorough the state Department of Health.

I told you that the main purpose of the law was to regulate the installation of HVACR, to see that your heat & air system was installed properly for your safety. And that for the standard to work the way intended, cities throughout the state would have to enforce the law locally.

As you will recall at our last writing the City of Fort Smith had not adopted the code and had no inspector to enforce it, this is due to a lack of revenue.

I am relived to report that after many hours of work by a group of local HVACR contractors ( yours truly included) along with Mr. Simpson with the state Health Department, Mechanical Licensing Division, and Mr. Wiley Bailey with the City of Fort Smith, a solution was found to fund the enforcement of the code locally.

Finally the total package was presented to Mr. Strib Boyington for consideration. Mr. Boyington then instructed his people to write the documents necessary for the presentation to the Board of Directors. Hopefully the board will see fit to adopt the code and we can have a local inspector who will inspect installation of HVACR equipment in the near future.

I urge all of my customers to contact their City Director and ask him or her to vote yes.

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