10/10 recommend! They were great. Made it a point to show up in the evening after a full day of…read morework to help us out. Honest about the issue we were having, what to expect, and how to navigate it the future. It was refreshing to not have someone in my house trying to sell me something. We will use them exclusively in the future.

Unresponsive, Unprofessional, and Abandoned Warranty Work - Avoid This Contractor…read more I hired H&C Heating and Cooling [Hector Perez] to install a complete new Goodman HVAC system for my home. The purchase included a 10-year parts warranty and a 2-year labor warranty, which was a primary reason I chose them. Our heating system failed completely within just 1.5 years, well within the warranty period. What followed was an unacceptable experience. Despite numerous calls and text messages, the contractor has been almost entirely unresponsive. After the initial breakdown left my family--including young children--in a very cold house, after many calls and text he came to check the issue once but provided no fix and no follow-up plan. My wife said he said he found the issue and will come back in the morning to replace the bad part. Since that visit, he has completely ignored all subsequent communication. This isn't just poor service; it's a breach of contract and a dereliction of his warranty obligation. He took our money for a premium system and installation, then abandoned us the moment his work proved faulty. We were left to suffer in a freezing home during cold weather, which is an absolute failure of a basic HVAC contractor's duty. Do not be misled by advertised warranties. This contractor does not stand behind his work. The lack of communication, professionalism, and basic concern for a family with small children is appalling. I am now forced to hire another company at significant additional expense to diagnose and repair what should have been a covered warranty claim. Save yourself the immense stress and financial risk--look elsewhere.

Let me just say, these gentlemen came in to correct a cluster of mistakes made by previous…read morecontractors. They were knowledgeable, professional, and on time. They worked efficiently and communicated at every turn. I so appreciate these guys and would definitely send business their way. These guys smiled, our house is cool, we're ready for the summer, and that makes me happy.

Allied Aire installed new a/c units and furnaces for my dual-zone hvac system one year ago. The…read moreprice was fair and the installation team was excellent. Everything continues to work great - quiet, efficient and effective. I've had one follow-up maintenance appointment and the technician was fantastic. I am extremely pleased that I decided to go with Allied!

Mike Peterson with Allied Aire was very professional in covering our routine maintenance for my…read morehome. I have had consistent communication with Allied Aire. They are very reliable and responsive to my heating and A/C needs.

In October of 2019, we purchased a home in Denver, NC. Before we purchased the home, I personally…read morechecked the heating and cooling system and these units operated in optimal working order. Before we moved in, I had our general contractor make arrangements for a local HVAC company to come to the home to inspect our units for our peace of mind. My contractor contacted Henson Mechanical of Denver, NC for service. A Henson technician came out to inspect our units. After the inspection, the tech cited a long list of problems with one of my units followed by a recommendation for the replacement of that AC unit. Below are copies of Henson recommendation and estimate: After the service call from Henson, one of the AC units started to shutdown automatically within a few minutes of starting. I then call another local HVAC company in Denver for a second opinion. Their technician was honest and extremely bright. Upon his inspection of the circuitry board on my AC unit, he discovered a test strip was left attached to my unit. As it was explained to me, a "test strip" is a rubber strip placed in two specific locations on in the circuitry board to simulate a fault condition triggering an automatic shutdown of the unit. HVAC technicians test the automatic shutdown function to ensure it proper working order so that if the unit was to experience a serious fault, it would automatically shutoff to save the unit from damage. I believe this test strip was purposely left on my AC unit only to force me to purchase a new unit. Henson also informed me that I had a evaporator coil leak. Upon further inspection from the other HVAC company, it was discovered that Mylar seal had not been broken only to indicate that the no access was ever made for a proper inspection. Henson also quoted me for a replacement for the duct work for my HVAC. The tech from the other HVAC told me he saw no serious issues with my duct work. Before I wrote this review, I called Henson Mechanical 5 times to afford them a fair opportunity to explain themselves to correct any misconceptions or errors I had made in my assessment. When I called them, I asked the receptionist to speak to the owner(s) or the tech Henson sent to my home. It's been over 4 months I still yet have not heard back from Henson for an plausible explanation. I gave them one last opportunity yesterday to call me back and I still haven't heard back. At this point I will have to presume that my assessment of Henson's Mechanical is accurate and Henson's Mechanical was operating in an unethical manner. The company that serviced my HVAC after Henson's charged me $160.00 to inspect my unit and remove the test strip left by Henson's versus $9100 that Henson's wanted to charge me for a complete HVAC replacement. I do not recommend Henson Mechanical for any service needs.

My senior-citizen mother call this company because her AC wasn't working. They charged her a $90…read morediagnosis fee to come out and tell her, "Your AC isn't working." Yeah... that's literally WHY she called you. But what's the problem and what will it cost to fix?? Also, the guy who came out wanted her sign a BLANK authorization for work. Not a confidence-inspiring interaction, and a complete WASTE of MONEY.

My AC went out, so I called a tech to find out why. The tech showed me the burnt out wires and…read moredamaged compresso. The AC was 15 years old and it would cost $5k to repair. I started calling around and the prices for a new one was $20k-$30k. During my search I found Charles and while we were talking we found out that we both served in the Marines! upon realizing this Charles stated that even though we were technically outside his normal service area he would take care of a fellow Devil Dog!! Three days later not only did his team show up but Charges the owner did as well!!! Him and his people took care of everything. They were extremely efficient and professiona! They had several obstacles to overcom, such as the opening to my attic was too small to get the old air blower down and replace with a new one. Charles took apart the old one and removed as reassembled the new one in its place, himsel. Charles is one of employers that care about their clients that he doesn't mind getting his hands dirty!! Furthermore, they cleaned up everything and left my home better when they left!!!

Charles was sent out to repair my AC system. His tech recommended a $900+ repair. I was a little…read moreunsure so I got a second opinion. It turned out to be a broken wire that was simply fixed. I had the 2nd supplier fix it. I explained what happened to the owner Charles. He apologized.....things do happen, people make mistakes. He immediately offered to refund my trade call fee and sent me $100. He is an honorable guy and a honest businessman. I'd call him again. I also enjoy my conversation with him and the office manager.

One of my air conditioners stopped working in the evening on one of the hottest days of the summer…read more Called Putnam Mechanical and they were there the next day, replaced the faulty part and everything was back to working great. I always use them for my yearly maintenance.

On November 21, 2021, Putnam Mechanical, from Mooresville, NC, installed a Lennox HVAC system, at…read moremy business, Sweet Cakes Bakery. I have attached the copy of the contract. The contract drafted by Putnam contained an error in the model number of the air conditioner and a fraudulent representation that the unit included a "one-year parts and labor warranty and ten-year manufacturer's warranty". We relied on the ten-year manufacturer warranty when we decided to use Putnam to install a Lennox unit. We never received any paperwork for the unit, such as warranty, installation/instruction guide, or registration form. In fact, we could not register the unit with Lennox because the unit number in the contract is incorrect. It was not until the unit stopped working, in July of 2024, and Putnam refused to service the unit, that we hired another HVAC company. The new HVAC company took a photo of the actual unit model no. which is TSA036S4N44Y. We registered the unit with Lennox after learning the correct model number and clearly could see there was never any warranty on the unit. When we contacted Putnam regarding the broken system, we were instructed to call any other HVAC company to honor the warranty (Putnam manager and owner knows there is no warranty). We called 2 HVAC companies to get estimates for repair. Both well known reputable companies, stated in their estimate that Putnam did NOT install the proper 3/8 inch line for the refrigerant. Putnam used an undersized liquid refrigerant line which damaged the thermal valve. The pressure resulting from the undersized line directly cause the A/C system failure. We are a small business, struggling to survive. Putnam's use of the undersized refrigerant line (which should have been 3/8" per the Lennox installation guide), AND Putnam fraudulently leading us to rely on a nonexistent 10-year manufacturer warranty need to be rectified. If I were to be gracious with their mistake, you could say Putnam "may have" accidentally entered the incorrect model number in the contract, but the statement of the "one year parts and labor warranty and ten-year manufacturer's warranty" is clearly a fraudulent statement used to convince us to use their services over their competitors. Due to Putnam's fraud and incompetence our unit was damaged. If you want to spend thousands of dollars on an HVAC unit, only for it to last less than 3 years and have to spend even more money to fix negligent work or to get an entirely new system, Putnam is the way to go for sure. For the cherry on top, their owner, Michael Fortin, will speak to you directly on the phone and repeat the lies in their contract verbatim to really double down on their fraudulent practices. So if you'd like someone to lie to your face, choose Putnam! Otherwise, I'd look elsewhere.

Buyer Beware!! After many years of being a loyal paying…read morecustomer, I regret having to write this review. AIR 72 has chosen PROFITS OVER CUSTOMER SERVICE. They have denied me service because I had the audacity -- ONCE -- to supply my own part! They stated this is their existing policy which was news to me. When I requested a callback from the manager/owner, John, I was ignored completely. Doug, on the other hand has always been great. I highly recommend avoiding this company due to their disingenuous and greedy behavior!!

This company is the best. Our Tech Doug has been working on our HVAC system forever! We always…read morerequest him to be our technician. He is thorough, kind, knowledgeable, very professional, and down to earth person. We told Doug if he retires we would be in so much trouble! I don't trust anyone else but Doug to work on our system! He is simply the BEST! I sincerely mean everything I am saying! He is just awesome!

Cool Guy AC was very fast and successful in repairing my gas fireplace! Quick response and…read more friendly service, I would absolutely recommend to anyone.