The Tech was extremely thorough in the maintenance of my units. He gave some suggestions on how to…read morehelp alleviate some concerns I was having. I would highly recommend this company to all. Thank You!

Looks like this company may only reply to online bad reviews to make it seem like they care about…read moretheir customers. I emailed them at the email address they left in the response to my original bad review on the day they requested I "get in touch with them". Here we are days later and no response to my email or my phone call. Typical customer no service. Stay as far away from this company as possible

Josh was professional, honest and personable. He diagnosed the problem and even after I had signed…read morea more expensive estimate, when he found the problem could be solved for less he let me know. Fast, efficient, and extremely knowledgeable. Highly recommended.

TLDR: I would not hire this company. Not only am I very disappointed with the diagnosis process and…read morethe repair that did not address the issue that I called them for but also with the failure of their management to address my concerns. I called Plumbing Express to investigate and resolve a water leak in my kitchen ceiling. The leak was directly below my master bathroom toilet, which my sister and I had already narrowed down by tapping on the kitchen ceiling downstairs while listening upstairs, where the sound was clearly strongest near the master bathroom toilet. The technician briefly inspected both bathrooms but focused on my sister's bathroom on the opposite side of the house after noticing a damp sponge under the toilet tank. My sister explained the sponge was there because she sprays and cleans the toilet regularly, not because of a leak. The plumber then cut open the kitchen ceiling drywall, stated the leak was coming from the water supply line from my sister's toilet, and performed a complete toilet tank rebuild for $450. After the repair, he gave me a card for a company that performs restorations and recommended I call them to inspect for subfloor damage. When that restoration company arrived, they immediately stated there was no way the ceiling leak could have originated from the secondary bathroom because of the location and no evidence of water stains. They recommended another plumber and a leak detection company come out to find the leak before they performed any work. I contacted a second plumber, who agreed the leak was much more likely connected to the master bathroom toilet directly above the leak area. Finally, I hired a leak detection company, and they also confirmed the leak aligned with the master bathroom location, not the secondary bathroom Plumbing Express repaired. At this point, three separate professionals have stated the leak could not have originated from the bathroom Plumbing Express serviced. I paid $450 for a repair that did not address the actual problem I originally called about. In Response to Ty G: Your response is totally incorrect. I would not have called the second plumber and the leak detection company if your recommended restoration company had not told me that the leak was not identified. The pictures taken are of the secondary bathroom not the master as we discussed in our phone call. It is totally "disingenuous" for you to now state that the master toilet was the issue. This validates everything I thought about your company. Others beware!

Zone Heating and Air are outstanding! They were recommended by a friend of ours who also used them…read more Brian and Barrett were very informative and the quality of service they performed was above and beyond. Had a complete new system installed, had 3 different quotes and Zone was the best price overall.

Heating and air guys are excellent. They know exactly what needs to be done to keep things on…read moretrack. Highly recommend Zone

I needed a hot water heater and the plumber was knowledgeable and answered all my questions. The…read morepricing is fair. Install was smooth. No issues.

Another Update for Google and Yelp 8/19/26: Technician…read morefinally showed @11:20am on 8/19/26. Tech called and asked how I was doing and my reply was awful and he proceeds to say that's good. Finally fixed but just waiting for the next outage on this terrible service. Reliable should be called NotReliable. My mother's unit stopped about 3 weeks ago and it took a week and my grandsons great great grandmother's unit went out as well and they won't arrive to her for almost two weeks for repairs. Both were purchased through Reliable so pleeeeeeeease BEWARE. They don't deserve ANY star for their services and customer etiquette is non existent. Another Update: August 17, 2026 My AC has completely gone on out me on yesterday with health issues, an elderly parent in their 80's here, and a toddler grandson. Reliable states that I'm in a rural area and although the feel is like 110 degrees outside, my thermostat reads 98 degrees, we have nowhere to go. All representatives I speak to advises that we're suppose to wait from Sunday Morning on August 16, 2026 until Wednesday August 19th from 8am-12pm to actually breathe. It's okay for us to pass away from heat exhaustion in our home but illegal by law if in a vehicle. Ive politely begged to speak to someone higher and was not allowed. I've called 3 times with no real resolution for this dire situation for my elderly parent and toddler grandson. I also work from home. BEWARE, DO NOT get fooled. I was also advised that I'm in a rural area but keep in mind that they sent a technician out to get me to buy this awful service in that same rural area the very next day with no problem whatsoever. If heat exhaustion occurs, I must sue. I pay on time each month and get regular scheduled maintenance in which they recently completed. Update: Received a call from them after the review stating someone will be out to fix the ventilation in the rooms and their insurance will get back with me soon. 1:30pm Worst service I have ever seen. Spoke with someone almost two weeks after my system installation due to the system being put in my home improperly and flooding my floors walls and ceilings and no one has reached out to me to assist with any accommodations other than a restoration service. I have loud dehumidifiers hooked up to increase my electric bill (not on a generator), I work from home so the noise is a problem, no type of compensation for this huge inconvenience to come home to after returning from a trip to see my home like this with children, hardly any air coming through the vents in my children rooms causing it to be extremely hot during the day and night, and no responses via email from the one point of contact I was given 5 days ago. Floors coming up in bedrooms and hall floor with odors of mold and my kids and I have terrible allergies. I have never seen such worst customer etiquette in my life. I thought I would have cool air in every room and to move in to my next renovation project when returning home. My floors just have never been right since the flood to my home.

HUGE shoutout to their plumber, Kyle! What initially seemed like a simple faucet leak turned into…read morethe discovery of massive water damage, and Kyle went above and beyond to help me navigate what happened next. He explained everything in plain language, which I really appreciated, and recommended Archer Restoration to handle the mitigation and restoration. He even called them on my behalf, explained exactly what he had found, and made sure I had the necessary paperwork to send to my homeowners insurance claim adjuster. Kyle was knowledgeable, thorough, and genuinely helpful during what could have been a very stressful situation. Excellent customer service from start to finish! Thank you, Kyle!

UPDATE 4/18/26: After documenting a life-threatening exhaust/water-heater backdrafting emergency,…read morethe responsiveness from RS Andrews has been appalling. Nick called but did NOT disclose it was his last day, as later confirmed by Rolanda. Despite on-site confirmation of a hazardous safety issue, management (Albert) attempted to schedule a fix for April 21--leaving me in a home with active exhaust fumes. He found no issues with a "proposal" written on a $0 Receipt Note, despite clear issues detailed in my email. This proves that he either did not read or does not understand his job. A $0 Receipt Note is NOT a formal company proposal. Furthermore, this document contains Critical Legal & Professional Failures - this list is not exhaustive: 1. The proposal cites a South Carolina Mechanical License (#115146) for a Georgia property, making it legally void. - WARNING to future customers. make sure the license is from GA if you are located in GA. 2. The proposal cites an incorrect service address, potentially invalidating insurance coverage. - ANOTHER WARNING to potential customers. 3. INACCURATE and PADDED SERVICE SCOPE/PRICE: Technician Jose - no longer with company either - claims 'structural joist pocket' cutting is required ($1,500), yet the basement is open and requires only brick core drilling. Many of my specific requests were omitted from scope, making it impossible to claim if not installed - even if "included" in price. 4. Legal Disclaimers in Notes: A technician is NOT a lawyer and cannot override institutional contracts. Notes claiming "no responsibility for structural damage" contradicts standard professional liability for negligent installation. 5. The company is liable for the actions/inactions of of employees in R.S. Andrews vans/outfits. People SHOULD NEVER risk exposure to flue gases while this company ignores emails for days and violates codes. I will consider reporting this to the Georgia Secretary of State. 4/1/26: I called, they told me they did not do Combustion Air Intake installations. But they do. Then, I got a call back from Nick who was kind enough to listen and tell me that they could do that work. I told him I would call back if I needed them - I was having another company come over an check - I called back twice never to hear from Nick again. I still need this done (having a window open is not a long term solution). I hope they call and help so I can change my opinion on them.

Hires contractors to do work and collects money from clients and never pays the companies that…read moreACTUALLY completes the work!!! He refuses to pay the 2 invoices and refuses to answer the phone!!! Avoid at all cost!

Please read this complaint, as well as previous complaints on Yelp and sites like the Better…read moreBusiness Bureau and Angie's List before hiring Steve Malone. Once doing so, you'll understand the pattern of deceit Steve employs. To replace my main water line and fix a drainage issue in the backyard, Steve gave us an estimate of $4,100. I'm a first-time homeowner of a few months, and I was too trusting & naïve to ask for a written quote. Steve began his con by charging me $1,500 instead of the stated $150 to assess plumbing issues at the house (Steve's response will be that this is a clerical error on his part.) At the completion of the job, the price increased from $4,100 to $10,000. His reasoning for charging us over 100% of the original price: "rock excavation" and "irrigation repair". I employed a licensed, Master Plumber to estimate the cost and specifics of this job. His estimate was $3,400. When I asked the 3rd party plumber about the cost of unforeseen subterranean rock, he quipped that our house "isn't on Stone Mountain", and that amounts of subterranean granite, as well as irrigation lines, should not increase the original estimate because it is a reasonable and obvious part of the plumbing business. Steve advertises himself as a "Licensed and Independent Plumbing & Heating Contractor". I spoke to the Secretary of State's office and they could not find his license. Furthermore, when asked to provide his license ID number... Steve refused. (Steve recently deleted this claim from his website; however I have a dated screenshot of the previous claim should anyone care to see.) On my invoice, Steve asserted that "parts" for the project cost $4,000 (roughly the price of his original estimate). The 3rd party plumber assured us that the parts for this job couldn't have cost any more than $400. After all the work was done, our irrigation system didn't work. The irrigation service we employed deduced that Steve's sub-contractors had not fixed the irrigation system that Steve charged us over $2,800 to fix. Furthermore, Steve refused to pay the $550 for the irrigation errors that his team caused. At the end of the day, it was my fault to trust Steve Malone. I signed the invoice and payed him... unaware that I was being taken advantage of, and that this plumbing job should have cost a fraction of what we were charged. My goal in writing this review is to make sure that no one else makes the mistake of trusting this man.