San Tan Valley
Arizona
San Tan Valley's unincorporated address has confused insurance companies for twenty years, and plenty of contractors use it as a reason to say no. Frankie doesn't care what the county line says.
A lot of homes here are hitting the age where original equipment starts losing the fight against a Pinal County summer. Losing the fight is not the same as being dead. Frankie finds what's wearing out and fixes it, so you aren't buying a system before you need one.
Ethel will find you on the map. Frankie will find the problem.
Wearing Out Isn't the Same as Worn Out
San Tan Valley is one of the largest communities in Arizona that isn't a city. More than a hundred thousand people live in unincorporated Pinal County southeast of Queen Creek, under the San Tan Mountains, in neighborhoods that went up fast through the 2000s. There's no city hall, no mayor, and a mailing address that has confused insurance companies for twenty years.
It has also confused contractors, and plenty of them use it as a reason to say no. Fix it Frankie doesn't care what the county line says. A lot of these homes are now hitting the age where original equipment starts losing the fight against a Pinal County summer — and losing the fight is not the same as being dead. Frankie serves San Tan Valley because the people out here need someone who'll actually come.
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