We just moved to the area and bought a house. We had an issue with our AC thermostat on a 90…read moredegree day. I called Summers after being told by a couple other places they could help me in 3 days. The next 3 days we're going to be in the 90's. Summers said they could come out that day! They figured out the problem and did a temporary fix so we could get AC over the weekend and came back on Monday with the part needed to fix the furnace (prior owners HVAC guys did some ridiculous wiring that caused the issue). We also had them come back and replace 2 outside faucets and a leak in our ceiling from the water supply. Everything works great! They were on time or called to let me know they were running behind. I recommend Summers!

Called them for a relatively minor issue that I wasn't comfortable doing myself and they came out…read morethe same day. Resolved it and were on their way in under an hour. Will definitely use them again.

I have used them for years. Started when their A/C technician, Brad, was working on house across…read morethe street and, when he was done, asked him a question and got a (free) extended and thoughtful reply. They do good work (we have used for furnace, A/C, and plumbing (real like plumber Mike). Huge plus: they give you a very narrow window of time when they will show up. If they say they'll be there at noon, they are there at noon or you get a call if they are hung up, which rarely happens. None of this "We'll be there some time in the afternoon" crap.

Appreciate W.M. Masters' reply, but need to fact check a few things. I never denied…read morethere was a leak, refrigerant needed to be added to the system. So, there's a small leak somewhere. That's when I told him I would try to get another year or two out of the coil. Never blamed him for causing another leak, just asked him to be careful handling the tubes because we don't want another leak. Only reason I'm posting this review is because of the a-coil rust. Like you said, I was there when he removed the access panel. I saw no rust anywhere on the coil. He said he noticed the rust. Well if he did, he didn't say anything about it. If it was rusted as shown in the pictures, nobody would have attempted to do a leak test. You would have said your a-coil is shot and needs replaced. Again, never brought it up. Also, never saw you wipe the sprayed liquid off the coil, you just put back on the access cover. All I know is the front of our a-coil is seriously corroded, only the part that was sprayed. Everywhere else on the coil looks new. I wasn't expecting anything out of this posting other than to share my experience with others so they can make an informed decision when looking to hire a company. They certainly can believe what they want. I hold no bad feelings toward W.M. Masters. Cory is a nice young man, and was very respectful. I probably made him nervous following him around like a shadow. Guess I would be too. It's just that we got burnt before by a company charging for work never done. Just wish that the coil was rinsed off of that leak spray before replacing the access panel. Looks like we'll be replacing our AC system sooner than we originally thought.