Okla-Home Heating & Cooling
HVAC contractor in Broken Arrow, OK.
In Okla-Home Heating & Cooling's own words
We make your house feel like home! Your local heating and air company.
- Trade
- HVAC contractor
- Business address
- 601 W Oakland Pl, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
- Telephone
- (918) 479-1405
- Website
- calloklahome.com
- Hours
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- MondayOpen 24 Hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 Hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 Hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 Hours
- FridayOpen 24 Hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 Hours
- SundayOpen 24 Hours
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026
- Register
- OK register
Recorded as supplied and as found in public sources. This register makes no credential or quality claim about any business; check license status with the state board.
Google Reviews
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Bobby and Seth were amazing getting our new unit installed!!!!!!!!!! Give em a raise!
Nala F.
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Quick, friendly and professional. Great to work with!
Jeff F.
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Bobby Terry & Seth were the greatest! Found problem and had it working in no time. Would highly recommend! Thanks guys!
Rhonda R.
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Cale is out of this world! It was basically the middle of the night with my family in the home and the HVAC was fried and it was 75 and climbing in the home! Cale came right out and treated me like royalty! Highly recommended!
Nathan P.
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Great experience from the team at Okla-home. Awesome communication. Straightforward explanation of the issue and what it took to repair. Did not try to oversell me knowing that my unit is over 17 years old. Very cost effective and great customer service. Thank you Bobby Terry and Cale Jones.
BRIAN R.
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Replaced heat and air, Bobby and Jeff are very nice and professional. Did great!
Romeo B.
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Seth & Bobby came quick to fix my Unit! Def recommend!
Tanner M.
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Couldn’t recommend this company more! They came out quickly, diagnosed the issue, and got everything taken care of with great service and professionalism. Really appreciate the fast response and quality work. Definitely a company I’ll be calling again if I ever need AC service!
Evan R.
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Bobby Terry was very professional!! Very quick I mean the job was done .. my house was blowing snow flakes!!! lol best company
Jess M.
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Great service and knowledge tech. Got me up and running quickly. Thanks!
Shawn W.
About Okla-Home Heating & Cooling
Okla-Home Heating & Cooling's heating and air work
Okla-Home Heating & Cooling handles heating and air work in Broken Arrow, including AC repair, HVAC installation, maintenance, heating repair, furnace repair, heat-pump service, indoor air quality work, and ductless mini-splits. The company also offers emergency HVAC and AC repair, and says it works with both residential and commercial equipment.
Okla-Home Heating & Cooling names Daikin as its equipment brand and describes the company as an authorized Daikin dealer. It also offers financing, and says new Daikin equipment carries a 12-year warranty; most residential systems have parts warranties of five to 10 years.
Emergency availability and customer feedback
The company is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Reviewers most often mention quick arrival, clear diagnosis, courteous technicians, prompt repairs, replacement work, and attic duct redesigns. They also describe communication, explanations of repair choices, and pricing as positive parts of their experience.
Okla-Home Heating & Cooling holds license number 151917.
Heating and cooling conditions in Broken Arrow
Utility gas heats 71% of Broken Arrow housing units in 2024, per the American Community Survey. NOAA normals for 1991-2020 give Broken Arrow an average high of 72.3°F, average low of 49.6°F, and mean temperature of 60.9°F.
The company names Broken Arrow and Tulsa County among its service areas.
Services, brands and warranty details come from the company's own website. Ratings, hours and reviews come from Google. Town figures come from the US Census and NOAA.
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About Broken Arrow
| Population | 124,991 (2025) |
|---|---|
| County | Tulsa County |
| Average yearly snowfall | 8.7 inches |
| Heating degree days | 3,498 |
| Most common heating fuel | Utility gas |
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau. NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020.