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    Davey Heating & Air Conditioning

    Davey Heating & Air Conditioning

    (299 reviews)

    University, Southeast

    So last night at 2am I discovered our long time central air had kicked the bucket....no problem…read moresince every day this week it been near or at 100 degrees. So I called an A/C service who said they would be there in the morning. They never showed but they finally called at 12:40 saying maybe tomorrow. Nope! Bubye...I called a local company...not a chain but a family business...with a receptionist who asked me to describe the problem. After hearing the issue she said it's probably a capacitor that costs about 32 bucks at Ace Hardware but if we come put it on there'd be a $450 charge. So I Googled and You Tubed...how do you fix a capacitor on a Trane A/C? After watching a couple...I went to Ace and bought a new capacitor...yanked the old one off and put the new one on...with a little bit of Jerry-rigging as it was skinnier than the old one and didn't fit the bracket...and voila! Air conditioner is humming along nicely!!! Saved a lot of money! Thanks Dorothy at Davey Heating and Cooling! It's nice to have great customer service even though I never used your service. Who does that any more! Well done!

    After my AC unit went dead I began calling multiple venders. If they called back it was weeks -…read moreuntil I called Davey Heating and Air. Dorothy offered to schedule a tech that afternoon and then started running through the most common causes. With her on the line I found a blown fuse on the units motherboard and was able to replace it (props to Home Depot for having them in stock). Bottom line, she was polite, responsive AND helped me solve the issue over the phone at no cost. I will definitely call Davey Heating and Air for all my HVAC needs in the future.

    Summit Heating & AC - Summit Heating & AC, Denver CO

    Summit Heating & AC

    (453 reviews)

    I had a leak in my system from the condensation the heat pump creates and it was flooding the…read moreutility closet. Jason created a new drain system routing to fix the problem. He is very professional and competent. All of the service people I have interacted with at Summit are excellent.

    While the technicians themselves were friendly, my overall experience with Summit was disappointing…read more-- particularly given that they had been highly recommended by a neighbor. After the fourth visit and two failed inspections, I asked to speak with the owner. He said he'd show up on the final day and didn't. Not showing up after committing to do so speaks volumes. On multiple occasions, employees attempted to -- or did -- walk through my home beyond where work was being completed with their shoes on. This is a basic courtesy that should not have needed to be addressed. On the final day, an employee complained about the time spent waiting for the inspector to arrive. After five+ weeks of doing exactly that myself, I couldn't help but laugh internally. Most importantly, Summit advertises a "100% Right or 100% Free" guarantee on their website. These are not complicated words -- 100% means 100%, and free means free. There is no secondary meaning to either. When I raised this, I was told it essentially means they will keep trying until the job is done correctly -- which is admirable in theory, but falls well short of what "100% Free" implies when a customer has invested THOUSANDS of dollars. After reading the other reviews, I'm hoping the problem with my AC wasn't just a leak somewhere that could have been fixed for much less. I would strongly encourage potential customers to clarify what that guarantee truly means before signing a contract, and to get everything in writing.

    Delta Mechanical

    Delta Mechanical

    (64 reviews)

    Leaking toilet problem. Delta guy came out at least twice. Leak continued. After second time, it…read moregot worse: When I sat on the toilet, the whole seat moved - sort of shook slightly (I am almost 80 years old, and I only weigh120 pounds - so no reason for it to move at all). Was up all night with the leak - putting towels around the base of the toilet to soak up the water so it wouldn't leak into the unit below mine. I had already paid $275 (in advance) for this disaster. Billing statement -Delta Mechanical, Mesa, AZ - for $275 says it was for a toilet install (I believe it was only for a repair - there was no new toilet installed). Finally, gave up that Delta was actually going to fix the leak so I contacted a totally different company to come out and fix it. I won't be using Delta EVER AGAIN. I asked for a refund on the payment as I had to pay the other company which actually did the work to end the leak. (Delta denied the refund). Can anyone explain why Home Depot in Denver refers you to Delta when you call them - I think it is a big mistake. I wish I had read more of the online reviews before I contacted them. Would have saved me the money spent (for bad work) and a couple of sleepless nights - plus the $275 down the drain (or, in this case) toilet!!!

    They installed the water heater, inspection failed, the fix for the water heater was to be done on…read moreWednesday. Received an email confirming that. Tuesday morning they show up with no notice A day early no communication to that matter. inspection was to be done today. They were not able to give me a window of time so I called on my way to work to find out when they were coming. Apparently, they came to the inspection without telling me." got a text back. Our apologies door was open. We took care of it. We just didn't let you know. Do not ever use this company. They failed to install a very important part of the water heater, which is why it failed the inspection. I also would not go to Home Depot anymore. ! stick with Lowe's

    Tri Peaks Air

    Tri Peaks Air

    (15 reviews)

    HEAT PUMP, FURNACE and MINI-SPLIT!…read more  We recently contracted with Tri Peaks Air to install a completely new a/c and heating system for our home in Niwot.  The existing system was installed in 1997, and the A/C finally gave up during the height of this summer's heat.   It was an old system and parts including the R22 refrigerant was not readily available or too expensive.   We decided to go with Tri Peaks Air and from the first encounter with their field estimator/project manager, Donovan, the whole process was seamless and very professional.  The time from quote to installation was a comfortable 3 weeks and all stayed on exactly on schedule as promised.     XCEL had already completed their site analysis, and they were likewise very pleased that Tri Peaks Air includes the appropriate and substantial XCEL rebates in their quote so there would be no surprises or price changes.   They even file the paperwork with XCEL so there is nothing for us at the homeowner to so to make sure all goes smoothly.   The field crew that installed the entire system, including a whole-house heat pump, a new natural gas fired furnace, a new mini-split for the sunroom, which we could never keep at a normal temperature, was all completed by a 7-man crew in ONE DAY.  Removal of the old system included!   Each person, the electrician, and the rest of the mechanical crew knew exactly what they were doing and did so with great coordination and expertise.     I offered them a return visit on the following Monday, but they insisted on completing the job in one day as promised, staying until 7:30 PM, until everything was operational, and the entire job cleaned up and removed all trash.   They stayed to train us on the operation which is very simple.   It's a great system and a great team from Tri Peaks Air.   My career has been involved in the construction trades at all levels, including very complex commercial and industrial projects.  The crew on the Tri Peaks Air team would have been highly respected and regarded in terms of their working knowledge and great teamwork/attitude towards the project and getting things done in the most efficient manner.  On top of everything else that they did so professionally, the communication with the main office included text messages telling us what team members would be arriving at our home, along with a brief biography of who they are and what experience they bring.  Communications about the exact schedule was likewise very much appreciated.  I would not hesitate for a moment to recommend Tri Peaks Air for any HVAC project that you may have at hand.  They are in a nutshell, an excellent team from the word go.   Thanks to Tri Peaks Air for the work and timing...we are already enjoying our new A/C systems immensely and look forward to a cozy winter without worries about the furnace failing in mid-January!   Thanks,  Norm Klapper, Niwot, Colorado (303) 548-2416

    They came over and quoted heat pump install at a outrageously high price. The reason? It is called…read more"rebate padding". They are basically doubling their prices because they want to keep all the huge rebates for themselves instead of giving the discounts to the customers, as is the intention of the big rebates. DO NOT AGREE TO THEIR RIDICULOUSLY HIGH QUOTES. SHOP AROUND AND DO ONLINE RESEARCH ON REASONABLE COSTS. This is a greedy, greedy, greedy business. Going around giving outrageously high quotes, hoping a few dummies will take the bait

    Accurate Heating & Cooling - hvac - Updated September 2026

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