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    Climate Control AC & Heating

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    5 years ago

    Nathan and his crew are professional and helpful. Used them on a new house and are very satisfied with the work and price.

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    Malek Service Company - Malek Service Company - Heater Repair

    Malek Service Company

    (28 reviews)

    Good quality, courteous, responsive, but they price gouge the bejesus out of you after getting in…read morethe door with a low-cost maintenance agreement. Would you like specific examples? Malek Elsewhere Exterior water leak $1,800 to diagnose $200 to find and repair Replace capacitor $200 labor only $50 to $200 labor+mat'l Replace refrigerant $500 3-lb $100 to $350 Refrig leak trace $800 diagnose only $150 to $500 diagnose+repair The first alternative is an actual paid price. The other non-Malek prices are from Angi's list+.

    We used Malek for many years, beginning when we purchased our new home in 2019. Malek had installed…read morethe original heating and cooling system, and initially we were pleased with their responsiveness. Unfortunately, our experience deteriorated badly over time, and what we eventually discovered has caused us to lose confidence in this company completely. One recurring problem involved the cooling coils freezing in the attic unit. When this happened, the fan continued to operate, water escaped from the system, leaked through the attic floor and damaged our living-room ceiling. We had the ceiling repaired, only to have the problem happen again--and then again. Eventually, Malek told us that because the incidents occurred sufficiently far apart, they did not consider the repeated failures to be related to their previous repairs. The resulting damage, we were told, was essentially our problem. Despite that experience, we continued using Malek. We later had a persistent problem cooling one particularly hot room in our house. On Malek's recommendation, we added another HVAC zone. This required installation of a new zone-control board to operate the four zones in our home. The system never worked particularly well afterward. Malek returned repeatedly to troubleshoot it, and on some occasions we paid for additional modifications. Eventually, Malek told us that the problem was with the zone board and thermostats and quoted us $3,842.80 to replace the components. I questioned the price because the retail prices I found for the components appeared to be substantially lower than the amounts reflected in their proposal. I asked Malek to explain the pricing. I did not receive an explanation. At that point, we decided to use another HVAC company. The most troubling discovery came later, when our air-conditioning system finally stopped working altogether during the Texas summer. A technician investigating the failure found that the zone-control board had been improperly wired into the system. According to the technician, the board should have been powered through the appropriate transformer rather than in the manner it had been connected. A transformer was installed in an attempt to correct the problem, but further investigation revealed that components on the zone board had already burned out. In other words, we were now being told that the zone board Malek had previously installed had apparently been damaged because of the way it had been wired. What troubles me most is that Malek had previously diagnosed this same zone board as defective and quoted us $3,842.80 to replace the zone board and associated components, yet never told us that its failure might have resulted from the way the system had originally been installed or wired. I cannot know what Malek's technicians knew internally, and I will not speculate about their motives. I can only describe what happened to us: Malek installed the zoning system, repeatedly worked on problems associated with it, ultimately quoted us nearly $4,000 to replace components, and another technician subsequently identified improper wiring associated with the failed zone board. After years as a customer, that was enough for us. If you are considering Malek, I strongly recommend that you obtain a second opinion--particularly before approving an expensive repair. Ask for a detailed explanation of what failed, why it failed, who installed the component, and an itemized breakdown of equipment and labor costs. Based on our experience, we would not trust Malek to work on our HVAC system again, and we cannot recommend them to others.

    Air-Tech Brazos Valley - A question posed by me before the capital expenditure

    Air-Tech Brazos Valley

    (3 reviews)

    1. address correction: 4889 Elmo Weedon Road College Station 77845…read more979.696.6030 2. TRAVIS saves the day! Sunday night 6-yo motor goes out again for attic condenser unit blower fan, as am caretaking for wife health recovery in house .... Tuesday A.M. he has the part, braves the wet roof shingles to attic access hatch and less than 2hrs we are up & running! Fees were $1000 less* and 2-3 days faster than others' expectations. This 1999 motor has no Carrier alternates but even though doubled in price*, touted as improved = lasts longer Long buddies story as to why we began with a Carrier Heat Pump system in design/build new house 1980 and why we went Carrier again at replacement time in 1999.

    My landlord has relationship with air-tech and he emailed them saying "go check the unit because…read moreit's not working". A technician showed up, didn't explain to me what is wrong or what he was going to do. A few weeks later I got an invoice from my landlord that the company did work on my unit and here was a $308 invoice! What?! I would have expected the technician to tell me here is what's wrong with your unit and here is how much it would cost to fix it. Not just do the work and then expect me to pay whatever amount he decided to invoice me. I was very upset with them and asked for a discount. I proposed that I pay $125 as a trip fee for the technician to come. Typically that's about $75 so I am being fair. I never heard from the company. I strongly do not recommend this company.

    Climate Control AC & Heating - hvac - Updated August 2026

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