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    Bad bad bad. Walk way. Do not use them. Over priced and working with out insurance. Insurance keeps cancelling them for non payment

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    Mid Florida Air inspected our 4 year old system for our new purchase in 1997 in Geneva, FL. They…read morealso replaced that aged system in 2012 with a fantastic new system. One year before the system faltered, Mid Florida provided us with an estimate for a new system, just in case. Although they no longer carried the recommended replacement system, Mid Florida gave us an upgraded system and honored their estimate. Now, that's amazing! They went above and beyond. Our system was a single day event and it was up and running in record time. They had to replace the entire 15 yr old HVAC system. We were delighted and it was one of the major selling points from the home. We have since relocated to the Windermere, FL area, but Mid Florida does not cover our area. We don't trust anyone but Mid Florida Air. We are absolutely heartbroken because we have not been able to find quality HVAC service and out 2-zone AC system is quite a disappointment. Yet, none of the techs we've hired can help. It 77 degrees downstairs & 84 degrees upstairs, during the day. At night it's freezing upstairs & hot downstairs. What gives!

    In an attempt to be fair and objective I will do my best to write what has been said, communicated,…read moreor provided. Bottom Line up front: If they had not been the installer of the unit with their information tagged to the equipment, I expect I would have used someone different. Back in late September / Early October I called to coordinate a maintenance visit. It was scheduled for 13 November 2024. I received a call stating the appointment had to be rescheduled because the 13th was the company's annual meeting. Systemic Problem #1 Communication: An annual meeting is scheduled well in advance. In most cases about 11 months out. Why was this not communicated to all employees and placed on their calendars? This would have prevented the appointment from being scheduled. When asked why no one knew this when I scheduled my appointment. I was told no one knew about the meeting. IE: It was not communicated. Fast forward to the rescheduled date of 21 November. The technician climbs in the attic comes down and states the motor needs to be replaced. Mentions that he needs to order the part and will have to come back. Grabs his tools and leaves. Leaving a mess for me to pick up. Systemic Problem #2 Workers are not taught how to respect the client's home. Leaves a mess and I have to clean up after them. (Picture enclosed). The service technician returns to repair the unit and upon arrival asks if my ladder is still available. I said it is still in the house yes. Great I'll get my tools. Systemic Problem #2 Respect the customer's home. I had to get the ladder and place it in the hallway for the technician. The right answer should have been it's ok I'll just get mine or never ask in the first place. The technician climbs in the attic comes down and states the motor is the wrong motor. He was provided the wrong motor from the parts office. He will have to get them to order the right motor and come back. Systemic Problem #3 Check your equipment. You always check, and recheck that you have the right equipment/Parts before you leave for your job. As it was upon climbing into the attic and realizing that he had the wrong motor. He informed me of this issue and then started to complain how this happens a lot the, parts Department provides the wrong equipment. They do not check to make sure things are correct (See review 1/25/2024) He then asks if I would like him to clean things up. To which I state yes that would be nice. He then asks if I have the tools to do the clean-up. There are two systemic problems here:. Systemic problem #4 the employees are not provided the equipment to clean up after completing their work in a customer's home nor have they been told it is expected for them to clean up/ This ties directly to systemic Problem #2 Respecting the customer's home. (picture included) The Thanksgiving weekend comes and goes. I call first thing Monday 2 Dec to ask about the repair. My home is sitting at 55 degrees. I'm informed that there is no timeline planned as we do not have the parts. I am also told that they will not know when the parts will be available until after 10 AM. Systemic Problem #5. No one takes responsibility, it's the next guy's fault. The Employee complains its parts, parts complain it's the supplier, and it's not their fault. It is now Dec 19th and I have received a call that the service tech is on there way. Today they should be replacing the motor to the unit. The technician arrived and replaced the motor and then promptly told me the thermostat was bad. I left the house for an appointment, upset and frustrated. I reached out and contacted the Company. I was placed in touch with the service manager. In my conversation with him I asked the question regarding how is the thermostat bad it less than 6 months old and was the technician trying to milk me for more money. His response was no we are not trying to milk you out of your money and if you would like we will happily replace the old motor and have you hire someone else. I informed him if that was how he wanted to deal with the situation I would be happy to include that in my review. In addition to that, I mentioned Problem #2 The technician was in and out and instead of using the walkway chose to walk across newly planted sod tracking the loose dirt into my home and on to my carpet. Leaving the carpet stained. The manager agreed to send out a second technician, reimburse me for the carpet cleaning. New Tech shows up the thermostat is not bad, the old control board was not replaced with the with the new control board shipped with the motor. New Tech Wonderful. In the end the issue with my system was corrected. Albeit 62 days after the initial request. If a response is provided please address the changes the company is making to the systemic problems. Loyalty is not retained when the service doesn't meet expectations.

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