1var e={title:`Nichols Plumbing, Electrical, & HVAC | Cottonwood, AZ`,description:`Nichols Plumbing, Electrical, & HVAC is a Triple Licensed company! We Service Yavapai, Coconino, and Mohave counties, including Cottonwood, Sedona, Camp Verde, Cornville, Rimrock, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino, and Flagstaff.`,canonical:`https://nicholsaz.com`,jsonLd:[{"@context":`https://schema.org`,"@type":`FAQPage`,mainEntity:[{"@type":`Question`,name:`Do you really offer 24/7 emergency service?`,acceptedAnswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Yes. Our after-hours line is answered every day of the year, and we dispatch for emergency AC, heating and plumbing repairs across the Verde Valley and the Prescott area. Maintenance plan members get priority status.`}},{"@type":`Question`,name:`What does a free second opinion include?`,acceptedAnswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Show us the quote you received from another company. We'll inspect the system, tell you what we actually find, and give you an honest recommendation before you commit to a repair or replacement.`}},{"@type":`Question`,name:`Do you serve Prescott and Prescott Valley?`,acceptedA
1nswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Yes. We opened a second location on Lake Valley Road in Prescott Valley and dispatch crews to Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley and Dewey-Humboldt for plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical work. Call the Prescott line at (928) 460-7050.`}},{"@type":`Question`,name:`Are you licensed for all three trades?`,acceptedAnswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Yes. Nichols holds three Arizona ROC licenses (317870, 342715 and 346191) covering HVAC, plumbing and electrical, and we're bonded and insured. You can verify each license on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site.`}},{"@type":`Question`,name:`Do you offer financing?`,acceptedAnswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Financing is available on new heating and air conditioning installations. Contact us for more information.`}},{"@type":`Question`,name:`When should I schedule heating service in Prescott?`,acceptedAnswer:{"@type":`Answer`,text:`Early fall. Prescott winters bring overnight lows in the 20s and 30s and regular snow, so a furnace or heat pump that sat idle all summer should be inspected before the first hard freeze. Booking in September or October avoids the rush.`}}]}]},t=()=>e;export{t as loader};
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