I've been using Summit for about 8 years now, and they have consistently exceeded my expectations…read moreevery time. They installed my HVAC when I moved in. I have never had any issues or repairs, but they come out and do my maintenance twice a year. Today I had a scheduled maintenance visit with Tara, and I can't say enough good things about her. She was not only professional and thorough, but she really took the time to go above and beyond in explaining things to me in a way that actually made sense. One thing that really stood out was how she walked me through how, why, and when to flush my water heater. She also let me know that they do plumbing too if I'd like help. Honestly, I had no idea this was even something I was supposed to be doing, and she didn't just mention it in passing she made sure to answer all my questions and explain why it mattered. Highly recommend them, and Tara!

I signed up for their annual maintenance plan ($199/yr, 2 service visits). They came out to do the…read moreAC checkout, since the system was 1 year old. Everything checked out fine. I didn't appreciate the $2,000 in "stuff" that I was offered to buy, but, I haven't seen an HVAC company that doesn't do that. This was on a Friday morning. The problem didn't arise until my wife and I tried to take showers on Saturday. There was no hot water. Went down to check the hot water heather, which is next to the furnace. Instead of the dial being on "hot", it was on "pilot". How it got turned to pilot, I have no proof, but, I would imagine that the tech from Summit, either accidently, or for some reason on purpose, turned it to pilot. I sent a message thru the Summit HVAC website about what had happened. I got a call from the service manager on Monday. He said that there was no way, no possibility whatsoever, that his tech, in any way, shape, or form, could have moved that dial on the water heater. When I said "I guess it's a mystery", he said "sure is". But, he reassured me that Summit was still there to take care of me. I told him "that wasn't going to happen". I said I wanted out of the annual agreement and half my money back (I had paid the full $199). I got less back than I asked for, but, that is another story for perhaps another time. Needless to say, I do not need these people in my home. But, for everyone else, if you want techs that are infallible, and a company that will stand behind the infallibility of those techs, perhaps Summit HVAC is for you.

AireServ was hands down a great decision when it came to issues with my heater…read more They were prompt and did a great job explaining the issue and solution. Not only were they able to come by same day they were able to have me back up and running as well. I will be recommending to my F&F for sure!

Much less expensive than a previous quote. Explained everything and fixed the air conditioner…read more issue. Signed up for regular service with them!

Have used Santa Fe HVAC for years. Did a great job on quickly replacing my AC when it went out…read moreabout 3-4 years ago on the hottest day of the year. Current technician is high quality guy, Mike. This company is now owned by PRIVATE EQUITY and is everything bad you have ever heard about PE. Coldest day in December, Saturday night, heater goes out around 9PM. Called and the answering service didn't even know what company I had called. "Someone will call you back on Monday when they get into the office." HELLO!?!? my heater is out on the coldest day of the year. Is there is no emergency service available? "Oh yes, we have an emergency service option and they will call you when they get in on Monday." Monday 9am, got a call. VM. No urgency, no nothing. AVOID Santa Fe HVAC and any other company that is PE owned. I was on a service agreement and they would not refund the unused visit. AVOID.

My mother scheduled a appointment for a fall check up on a system she purchased 11 years ago from…read morethis company...has had 0 problems from system and techs for a very long time ...however the tech that came recently was not professionally dressed with shoes falling apart ....my mother was not comfortable giving this employee her debit card BASED on not professionally dressed .. she chose her credit card .... 2 HOURS LATER THE CARD INFO WAS ATTEMPTED USE AT A FAST FOOD LOCATION!!! ...WTF ...REALLY !!!!!!!!!!!

-- July 2024 Update -- When our indoor unit would not kick…read moreon, I went outside to see that the compressor was cycling. The inside unit had a code displayed clearly. I called Buckners to have them come take a peek, and service the unit (which was ~1.5yr old). They sent a new technician who did not understand the issue. They first thought the unit was low on refrigerant. They then overcharged the unit. They called to the office for a second opinion. They told me that the TXV was sized/not opening. I once again asked about the code on the front. They did not take a look at the code, which the definition is printed clearly on the inside of the furnace panel. They wasted four hours of my time, sent the new guy (with no support), overcharged my system, and recommended a repair which I did not need. I then received an email with a $619 dollar estimate for the labor (as parts were covered under the manufacturer's warranty). But don't worry, there's a cheaper member price! They have an offered "membership" you can pay for monthly to allow you a discounted cost on a repair you didn't even require. I asked why the price was so high, becuase it was a 1-2 hour repair, and they said they always estimate high in the case that it takes too long, we would not pay more. Ultimately that behavior only serves the business. I got a second opinion from a commercial HVAC tech, and he instantly looked at the code, connected a module to read the blower motor status, and recommended a repair. The total time to repair was around one hour. Ultimately, Buckners was a pretty good company early on, but after they were bought things seem much worse: - Scammy practices having a "member" price ... Labor price is inflated to push you toward a monthly subscription - Unexperienced technicians deployed without someone to back them up (this is really Buckner's fault, not the new guy) - Overcharging for simple repairs - Almost caused damage to my condenser compressor due to over pressurization - Wasted my time, and I ultimately was in a state of disrepair longer due to their incompetence The ONLY reason I post these experiences is to warn others who may not be aware of what's happening and have no idea how modern HVAC systems work. Good luck Buckners, I will NEVER call you again for a third chance.

In July, I called Buckners to come out and take a look at a furnace because I thought it smelled…read moreodd. The furnace is old and has a pilot light. The technician briefly shined his light at the furnace, without taking the front cover off, and declared that the furnace was too old to look at. He would not even attempt to diagnose, and instead said I needed a new furnace. Even though he refused to actually look at the furnace and diagnose it, he still charged me the $109 callout fee. I had told their office when I called to make the appointment that the furnace was old. They could've told me at that point that they do not work on old furnaces, but did not. Instead, they charged me over $100 for doing nothing. If your furnace is older, beware that they may do the same to you. Also, as an FYI, I called a different company who came out, took the front off, cleaned it up a bit, tested for CO, told me it was working just fine despite the age, and that the smell was just related to the pilot light and was no big deal.

Now how is a guy to service this filter when you make permanent? I guess the routing of the ducts…read moreand refrigerant line is an after thought or no thought at all.

RIDICULOUS PRICING! Called for a service on A/C unit that wasn't cooling. Tech showed up and…read morewithin 30 seconds knew it was a bad capacitor on the outdoor unit. Charged $99 just to come out, $337 to replace the capacitor. Contacted the service manager who told me the labor was $149 (took him less than 10 minutes) which means I paid $188 for the capacitor, which the service manager told me was an $80 part but I found the identical part on Amazon for $18.10. Quite the mark up!!! All he could say was "industry standard"... They lost me as a customer, and they are the ones I had install the entire system.

Horrible experience with this company. From install to…read morefollow up- with all the great companies in the metro I'd encourage anyone to keep looking.

They are very knowledgeable and friendly. I had someone come out to trouble shoot my AC unit. Turns…read moreout the compressor went out and the whole unit needs to be replaced. Which is understandable. The problem I ran into with them is that I felt that I was being oversold on a couple things. The technician informed me that I need to put in a new capacitor for the furnace. I said go ahead because I was trusting his guidance. Well, turns out that since the AC unit went out, it is best to replace not only that, but the cooling coil AND put in an updated furnace to boot. This of course was told to me after he put in the capacitor. Which was too late to say no. Heartland charged me $96 for a part if you Google it costs $5 - $6 on average! And literally takes zero effort to connect it. Very frustrating. Then when I had the sales person come out for the official bid along with the owner, both were very professional and nice guys. However, again... I felt I was getting over sold. One thing that stood out in my mind was when the owner, Jim (I believe is his name) showed me that one of the air ducts was not making a 'hollow tin' sound when you press on it. That it was a sign it was rusted out from the inside and needed to be replaced. Granted I needed some duct work as some were definitely rusted. However, that particular air duct he was referring to was just insulated on the inside because it takes air away from the furnace. The hollow duct is only for return air ducts. Which makes total since. Thinking about this I feel that for someone that has been in the business for so long should have known that. Maybe not...but I just felt I was getting over sold again to drive the bid up even higher. As for the bid itself. I will say they were the most expensive by at least 20%. In short. Nice, friendly people and knowledgeable. However, they are very expensive and gave me the impression that I was being oversold. Starting with that $96 capacitor. Needless to say, I did not go with them.

We have used Stratton Mechanical for 10 years. We recently had a new furnace installed. Besides…read morebeing a timely installation, the technicians were very neat and were mindful of being very careful and not damaging anything in my home. The new furnace fits right in where the old one was and we added a new humidifier. Dennis, the owner, was very honest with us on what we needed and did not oversell his products. He stuck with his original bid and we are now toasty warm and very pleased. Peggy Paddock

Summit cooling and heating is amazing kept me cool during the summer and hot during the winter I…read morewould recommend it to anyone !

Edward with Mr. Plumber was great! Super knowledgeable, efficient, and hardworking. He came all the…read moreway up to the third floor of my unit, took his time to test and diagnose the issue, and then went up on the roof where he found the problem with the compressor. Great customer service and fair price. I'd definitely recommend for plumbing or HVAC repairs.

I took a risk and blindly called Mr. Plumber. Man, DID I LUCK OUT! Chad arrived and fixed the…read moremain problem I called about--bathtub fixtures had frozen up and wouldn't turn, and while he was here, he did a few additional very small fixes for me as well. He spent about 2 hours total and was REALSONABLY priced. As a realtor, I'm constantly being asked for repairmen referrals, and I usually decline to do so UNLESS I've used the tradesperson myself and had a very good experience. MR. PLUMBER (ask for Chad) IS ON MY VERY SHORT LIST of companies to refer.