Youngtown
Arizona
Youngtown's houses are seventy years old now, and every fall the same thing happens. The first cold snap arrives, a furnace that hasn't run since spring kicks on, and there's a burning smell. That's dust on the heat exchanger, and it happens every single year.
Frankie will come look either way, and there's no charge when it's just dust.
Original systems or three generations of replacements, Frankie knows these houses and treats them with the same care their owners always have.
Youngtown Was First. Frankie Treats It That Way.
Youngtown was first. Founded in 1954, six years before Sun City opened, it was the original age-restricted retirement community in the United States — and it usually gets left out of the story its more famous neighbor tells. It's small, walkable, shaded by citrus and cottonwood, with a little lake at its heart and postwar homes that have been kept up by people who take that seriously.
Those houses are seventy years old now, which means original systems in some and three generations of replacement in others. First cold snap of the year, a furnace that hasn't run since spring, and a burning smell — that's dust on the heat exchanger and it happens every single year. Fix it Frankie will come look either way, and there's no charge when it's just dust.
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