All Pro Heating & Air Conditioning is a licensed HVAC contractor serving Oklahoma City residences and small commercial properties, operating as a full-service firm that handles equipment installation, repair, maintenance plans, and the technical assessments required before replacement work begins.
All Pro operates as a traditional service-and-install operation rather than a box-store or franchise model. The company is licensed to work on air conditioning and heating systems across the Oklahoma City area, which means it can legally pull permits for new installations and handle jobs requiring city inspection. Owner-operated firms of this type typically manage their own scheduling and technician assignments, reducing the lag that larger national chains sometimes create. All Pro's presence in the residential and light commercial market positions it to handle a window unit replacement on a northeast OKC home as readily as a multi-zone system for a small office building, though it is not a specialty contractor focused narrowly on commercial-only or ultra-high-end systems.
All Pro offers diagnostics, repair, installation, and maintenance contracts. A diagnostic visit (troubleshooting a system that is running poorly or not at all) typically costs between $65 and $100 in the Oklahoma City market; confirm the exact fee before scheduling. Repair calls are billed at a service rate plus parts; standard residential repair labor in OKC ranges from $85 to $130 per hour depending on the shop and time of day, with evening and weekend rates higher. Installation pricing depends on the system type (air conditioning unit, furnace, or heat pump), the complexity of ductwork, and whether existing infrastructure can be reused. A standard single-stage central air replacement in OKC runs $4,000 to $7,000 installed; a higher-efficiency unit (SEER 16 or above) or a heat pump system can reach $8,000 to $12,000. All Pro should be able to perform a load calculation before quoting installation, meaning they will assess your home's size, insulation, window area, and local climate to specify a correctly sized unit rather than oversizing or undersizing by guesswork.
Maintenance contracts typically run $100 to $200 per year and include one or two annual service calls with filter changes and system checks. These reduce the chance of a mid-summer breakdown and often unlock a discount on repairs when they do occur.
Oklahoma City has both independent contractors and regional chains. Comfort Systems USA and Heating & Cooling America maintain multiple service trucks and manage appointments through centralized dispatch, which can mean faster same-day availability during peak season (June through August) but may result in a technician unfamiliar with your specific system. Independent shops like All Pro typically maintain closer familiarity with repeat customers and their equipment history, though availability can tighten during summer spikes. Reddington HVAC, another long-standing local firm, carries similar pricing and service scope; the practical difference often comes down to which technician is nearest your address when you call and how quickly each can schedule you.
Choose All Pro if you value a more personal, owner-involved relationship and have time to wait a day or two for non-emergency service. Choose Comfort Systems USA or Heating & Cooling America if a same-day emergency repair or weekend availability is critical.
All Pro is a good fit for homeowners seeking straightforward repair or replacement without pressure to upsell unnecessary upgrades, and for those willing to book service during normal business hours. It suits customers who have owned their home or office for several years and build continuity with a single local contractor. It is less ideal for tenants or those in buildings with rigid emergency-response windows, since independent contractors typically do not staff emergency lines 24/7. Similarly, if you need same-day service on a Saturday in July, a larger dispatch operation may respond faster.
Call to describe your issue (a unit that will not turn on, inadequate cooling, a loud noise). All Pro will schedule a diagnostic visit. The technician will inspect the indoor and outdoor units, check refrigerant charge, test airflow, and examine the thermostat and electrical connections. You will receive a verbal or written summary of the problem and a quote for repair. If the issue is a failed compressor or motor on a system older than ten years, the technician will likely recommend replacement rather than repair; expect a separate follow-up conversation on replacement options and pricing before any work begins. Permit and inspection requirements depend on the job type; all new installations in Oklahoma City require a city permit and final inspection, handled by All Pro as part of the installation contract.
All Pro operates during standard business hours; confirm current hours and service area by phone before scheduling, as these details change seasonally. The company serves Oklahoma City and immediate suburbs but may have geographic limits. Parking at residential appointments is not an issue; for commercial jobs, confirm accessibility for a service van.
All Pro's survival as an independent operator in a market with well-funded regional competitors reflects competent, honest work and reliable follow-through, qualities that keep customers returning across multiple seasons and system failures.
