Paid 50% downpayment but needed to cancel services after they gave me a bad estimation. The install…read morewas an emergency due to health hazards. I've been trying to call for weeks (as well as my bank) and have had zero responses. Avoid at all costs.

I had a horrible expensive experience with 4-Day. I went into our project with confidence because…read moreEric sounded so believable and honest. My confidence faded as soon as there was a problem. The surround cracked because they used the wrong material according to the owner of the stone company. The stone cutter refunded his part of the charge back to 4-Day but I received no refund at all from 4-Day, not from the cutter or from 4-Day's mark-up nor the stone material. After trying to reach Eric many times I stopped for a bit of time because of illness. After again leaving messages with no return calls I decided I was out the $1700+. I am still furious and out the money I could use to pay a reputable company.

Excellent workmanship for replacing a malfunctioning less than 4 year old heat pump cooling &…read moreheating system. Quick; all electrical, mechanical, assembly, sealing and testing done in one day...even fabricating at the last minute, a new air filter port inside the garage so I don't have to climb up a ladder in the hallway. Saved us money from having another vendor install. Happy we got it done.

In January, 2026 Barron came out to repair our heating system which they had installed. We were…read morewithout heat or hot water. This should have been handled as an "emergency" but was not. When a tech came out after 3 days of waiting (it was 30 degrees outside) he claimed he fixed the system and it was "fully operable". It lasted 5 days and went out again. Again they took their time coming out even though we were again within heat or hot water - for going on 10 days. We are in our 80's and this was unacceptable at best. A tech came out but could not fix the heating system - he was not sure what was wrong. My impression was that Barron should be able to repair a system they installed! Long story short - called a different company - they came out - diagnosed a bad heat pump and had the system up and running in 2 days!! Not happy about this kind of service.

Our recent experience with Powers Chimney and Masonry was excellent from start to finish. The exact…read morebrick needed to rebuild the top of the chimney on our 1950's house is no longer available. They carefully cleaned and reused the brick from the old chimney and seamlessly incorporated in new, slightly different, brick. Tina in the office was especially friendly and helpful, and the crew onsite was friendly, professional and efficient. Would definitely recommend!

Very easy to communicate with the office and the workers in the job were knowledgeable and kept a…read moreclean work area. Would definitely use again and recommend

These guys are great...James was running a bit late and texted...he and his partner left the place…read morespotless. Our chimney was fairly new, about 6 years old. James gave a good recap and said given our usage, we didn't need service for 5 more years! Who says that? Honest trades do....! Recommend!!

I have a free standing gas fireplace that i do not believe had been cleaned in a decade.. or ever!…read moreCody spent hours cleaning and servicing it. He was concerned about a large amount of carbon soot.. the next week, he brought his boss back for another visit to check out the unit for safety. They added a little more sealant. And gave me the the ALL CLEAR. Their commitment to service and safety as well as multiple trips? A M A Z I N G! I highly recommend!

Sundance Energy installed a gas fireplace insert last week. The Salesman was excellent, proposed…read morea unit that met my needs, no frlls, millivolt/pilot light based, no electrical power needed, plenty of heat for power outage use. Two other firm's salesmen proposed much more expensive units with all sort of add ons and all needed electricy to operate or a battery backup that only lasts for 6-8 hours. Pretty useless for me. Sundance Installation was right on time, took about 5 hours, the installer was very professional and left everything clean and neat. The istallation passedEdmonds city inspection which Sundance arranged. I am very happy. I don't inderstand the negative reviews, mine was a great experience. The unit meets my needs perfectly and was $5,000 less than the other two quotes which presured me to buy features I simply don't need for a power outage backup. It is pretty also, with nice logs and colorful flikering flame and a convenient tremote control.

From the owner: Our Bothell heating and AC professionals make improving your family's safety, comfort, and health…read moreour number one priority. Contact SUNDANCE Energy today! We are on call and ready to help.

CM Heating did an excellent job from the first person who came put and talked us through our new…read moreHVAC systems options to the installers and most recently, Tobin, who came out and inspected a potential problem I reported and provided a ton of great information so we can optimize efficiency and longevity of our systems. Everyone has been really great to work with. May 2024 - I finally scheduled our annual maintenance. They sent James out. He was fantastic. A wealth of knowledge, polite and professional. I signed up for the annual maintenance plan to save money. He made good recommendations based on my needs and concerns of my allergies. Much appreciated! 2026 update - our heat pump stopped working and needed replacement parts. I paid for them to send a tech to diagnose it and they followed through with the work which is under the 10-year warranty. Tech, Hagen was very nice and professional and made sure to answer all of my questions. Kudos to the office staff, Brittny, Erin and everyone who took my calls while I was eagerly waiting for parts & repair. They treated me very kindly and proactively communicated each step of the way. I hope that this fix lasts a long time, or at least until we upgrade to a newer, more environmentally friendly unit.

We've used CM for heat pump installations in two houses. Most recently, we purchased a heat pump in…read more2019. When it stopped heating in Winter (thankfully, we have back-up propane), CM quoted us $3,200 for a thermal expansion valve (TXV) replacement. They explicitly said that while the parts were covered under warranty, the labor was not. We got a second opinion -- and while the part failed, the second company pointed out that we had a 10 year parts and labor warranty (he was easily able to get to this info, which means CM should have, too -- especially since they sold it to me). I've now called CM several times to inform them that they need to cover the repair, but I've been ghosted. I assume this is likely because they can charge a higher rate for labor on a customer-pay job than they can be paid by the warranty company and are hoping I'll go to another company, but I have no proof of that. As far as I'm concerned, they sold me the unit and the warranty -- and they can do the repair. Once the warranty is over? I'll never deal with CM again.

What a great company to do business with in these strange times. From friendly Nicole in the office…read moreto professional, personable electrician Ruben. Our requested electrical work was scheduled and performed far and above our expectations at a reasonable cost. Would highly recommend Ronk Brothers, and we look forward to using this company for future projects.

Thank you Ruben! He was very professional and helpful - installed the ev charger and load…read moremanagement system for us - well done and would highly recommend them!

I had Barron install a new 96% efficient furnace and AC system. There were some positives to the…read moreexperience, but there were also several details that left me disappointed, especially considering the cost of a full HVAC installation. The installation team reconnected vents to the master and guest bedrooms and repaired a crushed return line, which I appreciated. However, I noticed the repaired return had multiple unsealed screw holes. While I can seal the visible holes myself with silicone, I have no way of knowing if there are additional leaks on top of the ductwork that I cannot see. More importantly, sealing those penetrations should have been completed as part of the installation. They actually sealed the seams where the old meets the repair. Prior to the installation, we discussed running the refrigerant lines adjacent to the existing HVAC chase. Instead, the lines were run on the opposite side of the hallway and continue through the middle of the laundry room. It's not the end of the world, and the system still functions, but it creates a much bigger challenge to conceal the lines and significantly lowers the ceiling in that area. I was also instructed to pour a concrete pad with minimum dimensions of 18" x 36", so I went above and beyond and poured a 24" x 40" pad to provide extra room. During installation, I was told the actual required dimensions were 36" x 36", which resulted in the installer placing a foam pad over the concrete pad. This could have been avoided with more accurate communication upfront. To bring the new system up to code, two vents needed to penetrate my single-membrane roof. Prior to performing the roof penetrations, Barron informed me that they were not qualified to seal the penetrations. While I appreciate the transparency, this information came only after I had already paid a 50% deposit and committed to the project. This left me responsible for finding and hiring another contractor to complete a very small roofing job. Finding someone willing to take on such a minor project has been frustrating, and two weeks later I am still waiting for the penetrations to be properly sealed. I understand that HVAC contractors may not perform specialized roofing work, but this should have been identified during the estimating process so the project could have been properly planned and coordinated before I committed to the installation. Overall, the equipment appears to be good, and there were aspects of the installation that were done well. However, the lack of communication, attention to detail, and coordination between trades turned what should have been a straightforward HVAC replacement into a frustrating experience.

Per my wife, Barron's website advertises that they can replace knob-and-tube wiring. When she…read moreasked for an estimate, she was told that they cannot do knob-and-tube wiring replacement and to contact an electrical contractor. I would think that an electrical company would be an electrical contractor. Anyway, we will never contact them for ANY electrical work.

I originally called Clean Air to check out an old scary pellet stove in a house I just purchased…read more They came out and did an inspection, free of charge, and then reasonably said "we can't fix this" (it was super old and rusty and definitely not going to be safe) - and so we discussed options. The guy worked through some different heating options with me, since I wanted to replace the old baseboard heaters. After we settled on a mini split heat pump, he stayed and took some measurements and we came up with a quote on the spot, considering the different pump sizes, brands, and layouts. They then worked with me to get the financing to make it possible. The installation for 2 outdoor units and 3 heads was done in a single day, and then another day for the electrical work to hook up. The crew was very nice and respectful of my space. Unfortunately some control wires got crossed during the installation (so the coolant was going to the wrong unit) and it took me a while to diagnose why the temps were so weird between the two units upstairs. But once I called and asked about it, they came right out and fixed the issue and it's been working great ever since!

Not a customer, but a neighbor of a customer. There was no reason why their van had to be parked on…read morethe sidewalk, but it was. This sidewalk connects two sections of a heavily-used recreational trail, but because it was parked on the sidewalk, people had to walk into the street to get around it. Lots of elders in this neighborhood use that sidewalk for their exercise. There isn't a sidewalk on the other side of the street that people can use instead. I contacted the company via FB to let them know, but got no response. I'd waited an hour before posting here hoping that my FB message would prompt them to move it. Didn't happen. It was parked there for at least an hour before I went to FB. I know who I WON'T be calling for HVAC services. Rude, y'all.