Beasley's Heating & Air, Inc.

02/01/2026

Current road conditions around Beasley’s! Our techs are out working this weekend, so please be patient

01/21/2026

• For split heat pump (meaning part of the unit is outside and the other part is inside / attic / crawlspace)
o Turn unit to “Emergency Heat” at the thermostat while winter weather is falling (this protects the outdoor coil from freezing up)
o Soon as winter weather has passed, turn unit back to regular heat at the thermostat.
• For package heat pumps (meaning entire unit is outside)
o Turn unit to emergency heat at the thermostat while winter weather is falling (this protects the outdoor coil from freezing up)
o Soon as winter weather has passed, turn unit back to regular heat at the thermostat.
• Gas package units (meaning entire unit is outside but heat runs on gas) should be alright and no precautionary measures needed
• For ALL heat pumps, if you happen to see “steam” or “smoke” coming from the top of the outdoor unit, ITS OK!! That’s only the system in defrost mode.
• Placing a tarp, card board, etc. on the top of the heat pump systems could help keep the ice from accumulating on the fan blades, which weigh them down. Once winter weather has passed, the tarp, card board, or etc. can be removed.
• Make sure air filters are clean.
• Remember your unit is a piece of machinery, if you set your thermostat to 75+ degrees, it WILL run constantly trying to reach and maintain that setting when it is this cold outside.
• On that note, with the outdoor temperatures set to be in the teens and 20s, please DO NOT set your thermostat to 75+ degrees; (1) do not expect the unit not to run day and night, (2) chances are the unit will NOT reach that thermostat setting with the outdoor temperatures being that cold.
• The exact same temperature heat and air flow blows through vents whether your thermostat is on 65 or 85. ZERO DIFFERENCE
• Our service technicians will be available depending on road conditions. (Mainly, we are not going to risk our employee’s safety, please don’t expect our employees to drive in bad road conditions if you yourself aren’t willing too)
• If you call for a service call and have left a message or have already talked to the office or a technician, please refrain from calling multiple times as this tends to unnecessarily delay services and tie up phone lines for others.

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07/25/2025

Please keep not only our installation and service technician guys, but everyone in your thoughts and prayers who has to work and be out in this extreme heat and humidity all day everyday! It’s not for the weak, we promise you! But kindness and understanding goes a long way! We are trying to get to everyone as quickly as we possibly can. Thank you to all our customers for your patience, it is greatly appreciated 🥰😊

06/24/2025

🥵🥵Public Service Announcment:🥵🥵

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE be patient as we are trying to get to everyone as quickly as we possibly can. Also, kindness really does go a long way when these service and install guys are out working in this heat and humidity all day. Cussing at and being rude to any of our staff will not be tolerated.

Here are a few tips and tricks to help your HVAC unit during this intense heat wave. 🫠

- cutting your unit off during the day when you are not home will NOT help save money; it actually makes your unit work 10x harder when you get home to cool everything down inside.
-make sure you are changing your air filters regularly
-closing doors, blinds, and curtains throughout the day will help keep the cool air in.
-setting your thermostat to 69 will NOT make the air coming through your vents any cooler than if it was set to 75.
-when the outside is this hot for this long, to keep your unit from potential freezing up or overworking, set thermostat to 72-75 (during the day)
-Running fans helps
-If you do notice that your HVAC unit is freezing up; turn your unit to "OFF" and your fan to "ON" instead of auto. This helps the ice thaw. Then call the office to schedule a service call.
-During this time; please contact the office to schedule ALL service and install calls. Brent and Mike are busy trying to get people A/C and do not know the schedule of all the calls coming in. Calling them could potentially push your service call back to another day due to the fact that they are so busy; it may be 2-3 hours before they let the office know about it, by then that day could be fully scheduled out.

Again, please be patient, kind, and courteous of all those who have to work out in this heat. Thank everyone for your understanding 😊

06/22/2025

06/05/2025

Happy birthday Mike!! If y’all see Mike out and about today, scream HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🥳🥳🥳

05/29/2025

🗣🚨📢 PLEASE SHARE!!📢🚨
ALRIGHT ALRIGHT ALRIGHT!!!! As of yesterday, with the help of one of our tech savvy family members, we have regained ownership of our business listing on Google 🙌🙌 However, Harnett Co. Sheriffs office has asked us to reach out to our customer base for help to catch the person or persons responsible. If anyone knows of someone who has contacted that fake number that was listed (910-492-3148) or the fake number listed from last year (910-348-8196) with a receipt, invoice, security camera footage or photo, door bell camera footage or photo, experience statement, ANYTHING that may be useful for the sheriff departments investigation, that would be greatly appreciated.

THANK YOU to ALL of our customers wether you are new or a long time customer; we truly appreciate your business! 🥰😊😊🥰

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05/22/2025

Update: since we told them we are seeking legal action yesterday before they hung up on us; they have since took down the name “Kingsman Air Conditioning Repairs” and put our business name but left there phone number!!!
All help is needed!! If anyone has or know someone who has used them please let us know so that we can forward the information to Harnett County Sheriffs Department! Because all we have to go on right now is Kingsman Air Conditioning and a number that isn’t ours because they are using our address! We have searched social media, nothing! They are not a registered business with the state of North Carolina!
Again, our legit office number, which is our ONLY office number we have for the business is 919-894-4248! The number they have listed is an oak island number!

05/21/2025

📢📢PLEASE SHARE📢📢If anyone google's Beasley's Heating & Air, Inc. and this "Kingsman Air Conditioning Repair" comes up; DO NOT contact the number listed!! Kingsman is NOT and has NEVER been associated with Beasley's Heating & Air, Inc. We have contacted the federal trade commission, WRAL 5 on your side, and even Google CEO and CFO. We have complained and reported this for over a year now for someone or something to be done with zero results. Kingsman has even changed their number from a year ago. We have even contacted them, thinking they have accidentally claim our business listing on Google; however, that is apparently not the case. They are deliberately operating as Beasley's Heating & Air. When we contacted the number listed we were hung up on twice once they realized who we were. We are a small family owned and operated company that has been in business for 50+ years!!
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL!!!!

05/15/2025

We will be CLOSED Monday, May the 26th in honor of Memorial Day. A service technician will be on call. If you need immediate assistance, please call Mike 919-868-5822 or Brent 919-868-5821. We hope you have a blessed and safe Memorial Day holiday ☺️🇺🇸🦅

02/18/2025

With snow and ice expected for tomorrow a few tips to help your HVAC system run efficiently and you and your family stay warm. Gas pack HVAC systems should be fine during winter weather an no precautionary measures really need to be taken. However, for heat pumps, while precipitation is falling, keep your unit on “Emergency Heat”. Once winter weather has passed, switch unit back over to regular operations. Also, you could place tarp, card board, etc. on the top on the heat pump system to keep ice from accumulating on fan blades, which also weighs them down. Again, once winter weather has passed, take the tarp, card board, or whatever you used off. Our office and service technicians are planning on operating at normal hours depending on road conditions throughout the day. Stay safe! 🥶❄️

09/27/2024

Our office internet and phone lines are currently down and spectrum gave an estimated restoration time of 11:30 but clearly that didn’t happen; therefore, please use your page to contact us or Mike and Brent’s cell phone
Mike- 919-868-5822
Brent- 919-868-5821