Local HVAC and plumbing experts for homes and businesses, done right the first time.
No matter where you live, Go4apes has a local team nearby and ready to roll. Our friendly experts handle your heating, cooling, and plumbing with speed and care, and we get it right the first time.
A heat pump cools in summer and heats in winter with one system. It’s very efficient in the Valley because our winters are mild. An AC with a gas furnace can make sense if you already have gas service or live in a cooler area like Anthem or Cave Creek. We’ll compare heat pump installation and furnace installation for your home and show you the costs of each option.
Yes. A ductless mini-split cools (and heats) a single space without running new ducts. It works well for garages, casitas, home offices, and rooms your central AC can’t keep comfortable. Learn more about ductless mini-split installation and mini-split repair.
Desert dust and monsoon storms pull a lot of debris into your HVAC system. Three steps make a real difference:
Watch for these warning signs:
Slab leaks are common in Phoenix homes built on concrete foundations. Our team finds the source and handles pipe repair and replacement, including full repipes when old lines keep failing.
Usually not. With trenchless pipe repair and drain and sewer lining, we rebuild the damaged pipe from the inside through a small access point. Your landscaping, driveway, and patio stay intact. For stubborn clogs, hydrojetting clears roots and buildup first.
Yes. Arizona requires a transfer-of-ownership inspection of the septic system when a home with one is sold. APES performs ADEQ/NAWT septic inspections and repairs for buyers, sellers, and real estate agents across the Valley.
Yes. We handle gas line installation and repair for kitchen appliances, outdoor kitchens, fire features, pool heaters, and generators. Every job is pressure-tested for safety. If you ever smell gas, leave the house and call 911 and Southwest Gas from outside.
High-pressure systems do. Low-pressure hardware-store misters often just make everything wet. High-pressure patio misters and foggers produce a fine mist that evaporates before it lands, which can noticeably drop the temperature on patios, pool decks, and restaurant seating areas.
