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We used Service Experts, and they were referred to us by our realtor's assistant - her recommendations have been 100% perfect. Before we called them I checked their reviews online, and most think they are on the expensive side, but you do get what you pay for.
We had them come out and do a check of our system, I think it's ~$89. The guy was thorough. I was very impressed (which is hard to do). I think his name was Mike? Maybe - I'm horrible with names. He might have been their field supervisor, an older, southern guy (you know the type, very polite and very talkative). Ask for him.
Anyways, I was more than happy. Not happy with the condition of our heat pump, but happy with them.
We used Service Experts, and they were referred to us by our realtor's assistant - her recommendations have been 100% perfect. Before we called them I checked their reviews online, and most think they are on the expensive side, but you do get what you pay for.
We had them come out and do a check of our system, I think it's ~$89. The guy was thorough. I was very impressed (which is hard to do). I think his name was Mike? Maybe - I'm horrible with names. He might have been their field supervisor, an older, southern guy (you know the type, very polite and very talkative). Ask for him.
Anyways, I was more than happy. Not happy with the condition of our heat pump, but happy with them.
I agree its important to check out systems - but I'm always worried the service call is nothing more than a foot in the door technique and a chance to upsell. When we had our A/C system checked out last summer - all appeared fine - we had the routine cleaning - and the tech. suggested a lot of stuff (like installing a hard start) that we didn't do...
The following week the system froze up and suddenly required freeon (which means there is a leak somewhere b/c it is a contained system).... I did not follow the tech. outside to see if he really installed the freon... maybe I'm too trusting... There was a minimum charge for the freeon...close to 200.00... however he didn't charge (lucky me) for another service call...
Now we're running some heat and the downstairs unit is making a strange humming noise.. working fine except for the annoying humming... think its time for a change so I think I'll call Service experts
I have a guy I use on my house. He is outstanding; extremely knowledgeable and will work after hours. I meet a lot of service people as an inspector, and have recommended this guy to several and never heard anything but praise about him. In fact, I bet he has done work for a dozen City-Data members. Message me for his number. if you are interested.
What problem are you having btw?
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