Almighty Services LLC

07/29/2026

It’s hot out there y’all! Give us a call if your home or office isn’t cooling down.

07/20/2026

Unfortunately, sometime over the weekend, two of our service trucks were broken into, and several thousand dollars’ worth of HVAC tools were stolen.

We’re asking our community to please keep an eye out for anyone selling HVAC tools that seem suspicious or are being offered well below their value. If you see anything that looks unusual, we’d greatly appreciate you reaching out to us or contacting local law enforcement.

We also want to ask for a little patience from our customers over the next few days as we work to replace these essential tools and get both trucks fully back on the road. The tools that were stolen are ones our technicians rely on every single day to serve our customers.

This is a frustrating setback, but we’re grateful for the support of this community and will continue doing everything we can to minimize any delays. Thank you for your understanding, prayers, and support.

06/10/2026

Thank you everyone who helped make this possible! We will do our best to remain the best!

02/24/2026

Little truck doing big truck stuff

02/20/2026

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01/25/2026

Unfortunately the temps and sunshine didn’t do much for overall road conditions today, which makes our safety a big concern in trying to get a technician out to folks right now. We have been able to walk people through a lot of issues/ concerns yesterday and today and hope we can continue to do so. Hope this can help someone…

Before you assume it's too cold for your heat pump ot that your heat pump has failed altogether, try some adjustments, like:

1. Turning the fan up.
2. Adjusting the temperature settings.
3. Checking the filter.
4. Clearing snow, ice or other debris from the outdoor unit.
5. Setting thermostat to emergency heat
6. Consider it may be time for a professional check-up.

Standard Heat Pumps:
Efficiency Loss: Typically starts losing significant efficiency around 35°F (2°C).
Operating Limit: May still function down to 0°F (-18°C) but will rely on backup/ energency heat more

Cold-Climate Heat Pumps (Our Mitsubishi system owners) :
High Performance: Designed to maintain efficiency down to 5°F (-15°C) or even lower, with some models working down to -22°F (-30°C).
How they work: These use inverter-driven compressors and other advanced technology to extract more heat from cold air.

Factors Affecting Performance:

Defrost Cycle: Ice can and will build on outdoor coils, temporarily reducing efficiency as the system melts it.

Insulation: A well-insulated home helps the heat pump work less in any condition

Backup Heat: For the coldest days, most systems use auxiliary heat (electric resistance or dual-fuel furnace) to supplement. **This is your comforts friend but not your wallets**

Don't just assume if it’s a heat pump that it will fail in the cold; check the overall condition of the system, condition of the home, and check the model as to wether or not you have a system capable of performing better in these frigid temps.

One more day everybody! Stay warm and stay safe! We will do our absolute best to continue to get you taken care of as quickly and safely as possible!!

01/25/2026

When the truck doesn’t leave tracks anymore it’s best to stay home. Praying everybody is staying warm out there!

01/23/2026

Big things coming in 2026!

12/19/2025

Keep your home warm and worry-free this season 🔥
A quick heater maintenance check can improve efficiency, lower energy bills, and help prevent unexpected breakdowns.
Schedule your tune-up now and stay cozy all winter! ❄️