I was prepping the laundry room for a new washing machine and noticed the water valves were leaking…read morewhen I tried to close them. Did a quick Google search and found John, who had an amazing number of five star reviews. I called, and he said he'd be here in an hour!! Friendly, professional, job well done all at a reasonable price. I have had a lot of maintenance folks in the house over the decades I've been here - John is in the top one percent. Like others have mentioned, I now have a new plumber!

Trustworthy, knowledgeable, fair pricing... and fixed everything (prior plumber could not figure…read moreout). He's amazing and I will never call another plumber from now on!!!

I renovated my home and decided I didn't want a steam boiler and individual large air conditioners…read morealong with steam radiators for heat but still needed both Heat and Cooling. I contacted Amerikhomes and made an appointment for Leon to swing by to get an opinion on a new system. He came on time and recommended a mini split system as the solution which would be my primary source for both heating and cooling. We agreed on a system and moved forward with the installation. He ran the piping/wiring and drainage for the units in each room but didn't mount the units until the sheetrock was up. Once the sheetrock was up, he mounted the units and brazed the piping. He advised fittings was not the way to go because as time passes, it may produce a leak and because all the piping is inside the wall, it'll be very difficult to get to whereas brazing is more a permanent connection so he sealed each location via brazing. This was not a 1 time visit. The installation required a multitude of visits to complete. Once everything was installed and ready to be powered on, we went ahead and briefly tested it. The A/C was blowing ice cold and the Heat was nice and warm. No issues during the summer with the A/C but when winter came, a serious problem started to occur. In heat mode, the defrost came on which in itself is not unusual but what was is the fact that it would not turn off. The defrost cycle continued to run to the point where the inside units would start building up frost and ice and the only way for the unit to start heating up again was if you turned off all the indoor units and turned them back on. I contacted Leon to inform him and he couldn't find any issues with his work and that it has to be the unit. Justifiably, he will have to charge me to troubleshoot the unit to pinpoint the problem. For months, Leon and the vendor went back and fourth pointing out the possible causes for the issue but the vendor continued blaming Leon's work and Leon kept explaining that the issue was with the unit so they would not pay him to troubleshoot the unit itself. At this point, we were at the "tail end" of winter and ended up putting up with powering down all the units and powering them back on when the defrost issue started. It took months back and fourth with the vendor and manufacturer that winter had already passed and heat was no longer needed. Towards the end of summer I decided to take matters into my own hands and go based on what Leon mentioned to me being possible causes. he told me that it could be one of 3 things. Either a bad thermistor, a bad controller board or not enough Freon. Well, I know the charge was good because Leon had tested the unit countless times in front of me and the PSI was the same each time. I started with the cheapest item which was to purchase 3 thermistors. Tested each new thermistor and swapped them out. Upon testing the old ones, I found them to be functioning correctly but decided to leave the new ones in place anyways. Well... If the Thermistors were good and the PSI was within range, then the only other item according to Leon is the Controller board but would have to pay out of pocket since the manufacturer would not take responsibility and would charge me $678.00 for the controller. Keep in mind that i already spent thousands on the unit and the installation just to spend spend loads more on an expensive part for a brand new unit less than 1 year old. I refuse to further fund the manufacturer and decided to get the part on my own. I found a controller board from china for less than half the cost the manufacturer charged me. The part arrived ~ 3 weeks after I purchased it and went ahead that same day to swap it out. I took pictures of each part to make sure I put everything in the right place once disassembled. Long story short, I completed the swap. Also had to "de-bug" the system for it to recognize the indoor units. The whole process took me a good 3 hours. It was not cold enough to test because the temps outside were in the mid 60's so I had to wait until it got colder to turn the heat on. 3 weeks have passed where the heat needed to be used and finally started using the heater. After crossing my fingers, the unit, after 4 hours of being ran went into defrost (as it should) but came out of it as it supposed to do. It has been 3 months and not a single time did the defrost get stuck. LEON WAS RIGHT! Despite not charging me for the work/advice, he gave me the information to figure out what the problems could be. I have to say Leon was excessively patient during this whole headache and charged me not a penny more than the cost for the installation. Most installers would have said "everything on my end is good. Good luck dealing with the manufacturer" but Leon stuck around through the rough patches. He is fair on price, knowledgeable and patient. I will always use him for future reference anything HVAC related... I advise/recommend you to do the same.

Excellent service. He was the only one that message back with pricing and time availability. When I…read morecalled to schedule, I explained what was wrong with my boiler and again explained to me his pricing and he said he should be able to fix it in a reasonable amount of time. He asked if I had any heat and I said "no" and he said he would be able to come later in the evening which was beyond his business hours. He said he would call when he was on his way and once he got here he went straight to work. Very knowledgeable and has a pleasant demeanor as well as decent pricing.

David came today to service my central ac unit. Just a great guy so happy that I found him. He's…read morefirst class a gentleman And he is highly skilled.

I highly recommend David and DWP HVAC and I'm so glad I found him. He has solved several AC issues…read morefor me and has been friendly, honest, hardworking and reasonable.

My gas furnace was working intermittently. Robert came to diagnose the problem. He was unable to…read moredetermine the cause, but explained that I needed a new inducer motor. He quoted a price of $1700 to replace it and also suggested that I may want to replace the entire furnace instead, for $9000+. In fact, another HVAC company came and found that there was water in the inducer motor. He blew out the pipes leading to it and emptied the water out of the inducer motor. No need to replace the inducer motor and certainly no need to replace entire furnace. Tom either did not know what he was doing or was not honest about the problem. Please beware!

STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!…read more I am a small business owner who works with oils and Shea Butters, so having good air conditioning to keep them from melting is super important. Last year we went by the reviews we had read, which seemed good, and hired A All to fix our commercial AC. Tyler told me that the internal blower motor had broken and it cost $1800 to fix. It was a 98-degree week so I said yes, and had it fixed. The reason I bring this up now is that I think I was ripped off last year. This is why I believe this to be true: Our AC relay was tripped because the fire marshall was here at our building, which is commercial and residential, and had to shut things off before his tests. I called A All and they said it could only be fixed manually so they came, spent 5 minutes, and charged me $398. That was 2 weeks ago. Bad enough. The next day the AC went off again, and when A All came back, they said that the relay switch was burning out, and although they bypassed it we needed a new one and they would order it. Then this past Saturday the AC would not kick on for 2 hours and we had a call in. It went back on so we cancelled the call. Then Monday AM, there was no air conditioning. I put a call in and 4 hours later no one had shown up yet. I called back and I was told that one of the vans had broken and the other guy had an emergency so the tech was going to come on Tues morning. Seriously, we felt like we were shoved to the side. Robert shows up on Tues. morning and tells us that the AC compressor is shot and we need a new one. We didn't even ask if we still needed a new switch. We told them to get us an estimate. We had not heard a word by Wednesday afternoon which I found strange. Meanwhile, we called 2 other HVAC companies to come give estimates for a Last year we went by the reviews we had read, which seemed good, and hired A All to fix our commercial AC. Tyler told me that the internal blower motor had broken and it cost $1800 to fix. It was a 98-degree week so I said yes, and had it fixed. The reason I bring this up now is that I think I was ripped off last year. This is why I believe this to be true: Our AC relay was tripped because the fire marshall was here at our building, which is commercial and residential, and had to shut things off before his tests. I called A All and they said it could only be fixed manually so they came, spent 5 minutes, and charged me $398. That was 2 weeks ago. Bad enough. The next day the AC went off again, and when A All came back, they said that the relay switch was burning out, and although they bypassed it we needed a new one and they would order it. Then this past Saturday the AC would not kick on for 2 hours and we had a call in. It went back on so we cancelled the call. Then Monday AM, there was no air conditioning. I put a call in and 4 hours later no one had shown up yet. I called back and I was told that one of the vans had broken and the other guy had an emergency so the tech was going to come on Tues morning. Seriously, we felt like we were shoved to the side. Robert shows up on Tues. morning and tells us that the AC compressor is shot and we need a new one. We didn't even ask if we still needed a new switch. We told them to get us an estimate. We had not heard a word by Wednesday afternoon which I found strange. Meanwhile, we called 2 other HVAC companies to come give estimates for a new compressor. I figured it would be thousands so I had to get more than one. When the first company told me that I did not need a new compressor, I was shocked and thought that maybe he didn't catch the problem. So I let the other company show up as well. He confirmed what the other guy said, but went further to tell us that the unit looked sabotaged. That was his word, not ours. The air filters had been removed and the strapping on the installation had been removed so that the piece would be sucked up against the unit and most likely burn the entire thing out. We were livid needless to say. He then told us that it is unfortunately a common thing, especially when it involves a commercial unit where the tenant (me) most likely is not going up on the roof to inspect. He fixed what had been broken and charged me $369.33! Before I let A All know what I had been told, let alone that it had been fixed, I called to get the estimated price for the new unit. I had to wait an hour and that I would get a callback with the price. No call. So I called back and waited to speak with Tyler. Neither he nor Robert would get on the phone after the assistant told me the price. She said it was going to be $4800 for a new compressor, labor, and installation. So knowing that the compressor is perfectly fine as per 2 other HVAC companies, I now believe they were going to take my money and not even replace the "broken" one. They would have just restrapped, refiltered, and rewired like the other guy and pretended they did a whole new one. STAY AWAY FROM THIS RIPOFF!!

JD gets the job done, thoughtfully and efficiently within a budget that worked for us. We had an…read moreHVAC issue that a previous repair guy missed or couldn't diagnose properly, so we reached out to JD and he figured it out, and completed a nice clean job within hours. Good value and quick response. Thanks JD!

Quick response, on time arrival. He explained what kind of Back flow prevention device was needed &…read morehow it works. The cost of the job & parts were reasonable . The job was completed with little to no mess ( just a little water) . Would definitely recommend & call JD for future plumbing needs.

TLC cleaned my CENTRAL AIR DUCTS & my Dryer vent. The guys…read moreare awesome, polite, accommodating , friendly and professional. Came over for a price quote. Very fair and actually lower than the other two quotes I had received. Job was completed in a couple hours. Upon completion, i had sparkling, clean, sanitised, & shiny like new ducts. Highly recommend. .

Very satisfied with the work done. He is very professional, helpful and kind. Job was done fast and…read morenot messy at all.

They could respond when someone requests an estimate for work. Why do they put themselves on this…read moreapp if they don't want to respond?

Alex, the owner, is a fantastic plumber, responsive to emergencies and reasonably priced. Can you…read moreask for more?

I had a water emergency during the night that required my turning the water off to the whole house…read more I had heard of this business so called them first thing in the morning. They sent 2 employees right away and solved the problem in less than an hour. I would not hesitate to recommend them if you need a plumber. They are the best!!!!