Excellent company with very reasonable prices and expert work done. Highly recommended…read more Gus Taci

I found these guys on yelp after sticker shock and high pressure sales from the most advertised…read morebusiness in the area. First, they didn't charge for an estimate (shocking). Second they not gave us an estimate but options for payment. The overall cost was close to but less than the other guys, but Perdue was no pressure, they offered a better warranty on parts and labor and options for payment. Lastly we support businesses that are local, family owned, and/or veteran owned. It really helps when they don't charge you as if you are bezoar or musk. If you are looking for great service and fair prices give the Perdue's a call and let Eric or Bob help you out. I plan to keep them on my HVAC speed dial.

I initially thought about taking off a star because John arrived outside of my appointment window,…read morea pet peeve of mine, but then I remembered a few things: he came on a Sunday, on less than a day's notice, Arlington is very far from Upper Marlboro, the appointment before me went over, which can happen to anyone, and most importantly, small businesses are the backbone of America. John was very polite and immediately told me my HVAC closet smelled because a mouse died in there. He also called a relative while at my place and on the way home to give me their suggestions on dealing with the smell, which has nothing to do with HVAC and is above and beyond in my opinion. Yes, I did have to pay the $100 fee to come out. I paid in cash to not have to pay the 10% processing fee. I was fine with paying this to have someone come out so quickly, and on a Sunday. Would call again. When my problem actually involves HVAC repair.

Did a great job when my "New" HVAC system on my home I purchased a few months prior started…read morecollecting water. The tech Brandon was knowledgeable and kept me updated the entire time. The only reason I wouldn't give it five stars is because whomever I booked with didn't properly explain how the pricing worked beforehand which would have influenced my decision to use this company or not. The overall total was pricier than expected due to this and the price of parts but well worth it as my AC is functioning better than ever. Other than that great work!

TLDR: Problems with responsiveness and communication. Unable or unwilling to acknowledge or take in…read morehow they've been treating their customers. Makes me wonder if it's all just an attempt to upsell. Wouldn't recommend. R&M came to my house for standard HVAC maintenance visits in March and September of 2025. They seemed to be reasonably priced. I can't speak to their competence in conducting these visits because they didn't find anything wrong with the system, and it's hard to evaluate their expertise under those circumstances. During the September visit, the technician said that I should have my ducts cleaned at some point during the following year, and that the technique they used would require them to remove all of the registers in the house and probably damage the surrounding paint, requiring repainting. I have been considering moving, and I thought it would make sense to wait on the duct cleaning, since I would repaint the rooms before putting the house up for sale, and any prospective buyers would be happier with vents that had been freshly cleaned. Six months after I was told I should have a duct cleaning within a year, it was time for my spring maintenance again. I called R&M at 1:23 pm on March 26, 2026 using the number I had saved in my phone from calling them to schedule in the past and got a weird automated message before it even rang asking me to tell it who I am so it could see whether the recipient would take my call. I thought there might have been a mistake with the connection, so I hung up, checked the number, and called back about a minute later, getting the same message. I told the automated voice who I was, and waited. Then I was told the recipient wouldn't take my call but I could leave a voicemail message, which I did. I left my name and reason for my call, and told them my phone number twice. When I didn't receive a call back, I thought there might be a problem with their phones, so I looked up their email on their website, and sent an email to their listed address (info@rmaircontrol.com) at 11:42 am on March 31 saying I had left a message that wasn't returned and I wanted to schedule my spring maintenance. I got no response. I wondered if they had closed, so I checked them out on Yelp and saw that they were supposedly still in business. I sent them a message through Yelp at 4:44 pm on April 2, saying I had tried to get in touch previously by phone and email, hadn't heard back, and that I would appreciate a response. Their response at 8:40 pm on April 2, which was forwarded to an old email account associated with Yelp that I rarely use anymore, said that their estimate was $95 and "We have the week available." When I sent them a message a few days later -- HI - Thanks for getting back to me. I'm not sure what timeframe "the week" is. What is the best way to get in touch with you to talk about specific times for scheduling a maintenance visit? Thanks -- they sent a message back at 9:03 am on April 6 that said "I do have availability from next week Tuesday." My reply sent later the same day said, "Do you mean tomorrow the 7th or the following Tuesday the 14th? This is getting to be a frustrating experience. Before we move forward, will you please tell me why you didn't answer my phone call or return my phone message, didn't answer my email sent to the address on your website, and are refusing to give me contact info to have a phone conversation with you about scheduling? This is very a very different experience than in previous years." They said, "We're sorry, but every time we email you back on a response it takes you several days so we do get booked up very fast." They subsequently sent me a message on Yelp alleging that I had never before emailed or called them or used their company for services, which is untrue. I have verified payment to them and an invoice from R&M Air Control. So I sent an email to the same email address I emailed them at before (used the "reply" function) with a copy of my original email to them on March 31 and a screenshot of my cellphone log showing I had called them on March 26. Their email reply (which proves my original email was to a working account controlled by R&M) to me said only "4/14 after 2 address," which is kind of disturbingly incoherent. I'm not sure what this was supposed to mean. They have left me wondering if they are reasonably priced and initially responsive to try to get you to buy a service that costs many hundreds of dollars, only to blow you off if you don't immediately take them up on it, or if they are just extremely incompetent, disorganized, and unable to communicate in any kind of reasonable way with their clients. In either case, I don't recommend them. Can you imagine what it would be like working with them if an actual repair issue arose? I wouldn't want to. I'm frustrated because now I have to look for a new HVAC company, and prices go up the later in the season you schedule this kind of maintenance. Very disappointing.

Was very prompt and pricing was fair! Will definitely use again! Told me what was wrong with my…read morefireplace and how to fix it, Z

Love the service techs! Very professional, very knowledgeable! I love that they gave me options for…read moremy services!

We chose this company after shopping around, in part because we are a veteran family and wanted to…read moresupport a veteran-owned business. We signed and paid on a Wednesday, with work scheduled to begin Friday morning. I took off work and waited at the property. No one showed up and no one called. I had to contact the office myself to find out no one was coming. Work did not begin until the following Monday. Unfortunately, that was the beginning of a pattern that continued throughout the entire project. We repeatedly had to call for basic information about the status of our property. Calls went unanswered, promised callbacks did not happen, and we received vague or conflicting explanations about staffing and project status. At one point, a company employee called and had to ask us what condition our property was in and whether the house had running water. We should not have been responsible for updating the contractor's own staff on the status of their project. After the plumbing work was performed, we were told the remaining step was inspection and that the office would coordinate it. We waited, repeatedly followed up, and eventually contacted the permitting office ourselves. At that time, we were told there was no permit or application on file for our property. Meanwhile, an approximately eight-foot trench remained open in our front yard with plumbing exposed for weeks. After nearly a month of problems, we requested a refund and asked that no one from the company enter our property without authorization. The owner confirmed in writing that no one would do so. Despite that, workers arrived at the property without coordinating an arrival time with us. We received an automated notification that a technician was en route, but no inspection time had been provided. We had to call the inspection office ourselves and learned that the inspection window was 11 a.m.-1 p.m., although the company arrived hours earlier. When my husband questioned the technician about why they were there, the status of the project, and the conflicting information we had received, the company subsequently texted us accusing my husband of "harassing" the technician and stated that they had called the county and canceled the permit. This experience goes far beyond poor communication. It has involved a missed appointment, repeated failures to follow through, poor internal coordination, conflicting information, weeks of chasing answers about our own property, an extended open excavation, and ultimately being told the permit was canceled after we asked questions about what was happening. We have documented our communications, calls, property condition, and timeline. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this company. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE.

Tony was right on time, very personable, and handled the mysterious issue with my HVAC system…read moreprofessionally and promptly, making sure to point out the issue for my edification in case it ever arises again. He also took the time to follow up and make sure everything was still working well, which was so nice. The appointment was easy to set up online and they had convenient availability, which I really appreciated in the peak of summer!

I had an outstanding experience with Tony Johnson from Logan Mechanical. Before I found Logan…read moreMechanical, I contacted several companies, and many of them told me they couldn't help with the issue I was having. I was relieved when Tony came out to repair the leak in my convector unit. He was punctual, professional, knowledgeable, and extremely detail-oriented from start to finish. He took the time to thoroughly inspect the unit, clearly explained what was causing the leak, answered all of my questions, and made sure I understood everything before he left. He gave me confidence that the original issue had been resolved and never made me feel rushed. I appreciated his honesty and expertise. Because of the exceptional service I received, I decided to sign up for Logan Mechanical's service contract. With older HVAC units, it's reassuring to know I have a company I can trust. Thank you, Tony, for your professionalism, honesty, and outstanding customer service. I highly recommend Logan Mechanical!

So my drain decided to throw a tantrum, and my first plumber quoted me $350 just to snake it. Enter…read moreBoothe's Heating, Plumbing & Electric, who swooped in with their "83 or Free" special -- and didn't charge me a dime for the initial visit. Yup, free. Before every appointment, they send a text with the tech's name, photo, and even a little bio including their hobbies. It's like getting a match on a dating app, only this time the person actually shows up and fixes the problem instead of ghosting you. The first visit didn't clear the clog, but the next day another technician came out and patiently explained everything. Both were courteous, on time, and really knew their stuff. And while Yelp loves photos, trust me -- nobody wants to see what was blocking my drain. That's a whole different genre. Bottom line: Boothe's brings personality and professionalism to plumbing. They made an unpleasant situation downright educational and pleasant -- and that's a rare gift.

Exorbitantly expensive, for extremely little work. Ease of booking was 5 star. Expense of…read moreservice... oh my god. I'll YouTube it myself next time. We had a technician come out to put a new EV charger faceplate on an already existing junction box.... 350$ and 150$ for the service call. Thank you for your work, we won't be calling yall again!

I had my AC go out when a storm went through. I called and they worked with my insurance company to…read moreget the new system I needed in 2 days. They offered a portable ac while I waited for the new installation. Very Cool

From the owner: Commercial and residential service. We provide 24/7 service for air conditioning & heating…read moreequipment for our customers. We do service calls as well as maintain service contracts will our customers. We are state licensed in Maryland, AA County MD, DE, VA & DC. We also have rental equipment. We service all manufacturers and models of equipment from straight ac, heat pumps, air handlers, furnaces, oil burners, chillers, cooling towers, just ask we most likely service your equipment. We are insured and all employees are bonded. We provide weekend and evening appointments.