I have rented a 3 BD, 2 BA townhouse for the past six years. The apartment was in great condition…read moreand well maintained since it was reconstructed after the 09 tornado. No matter the problem, Carol Kilmer saw to it that repairs were done quickly: toilets leak or keep running - cut-offs valves in place to prevent a flood and repairs made within a day. A/C goes out at 5:30 pm in the dead of summer - She had the HVAC repairman visit the next day. Garage door opener quit - The electronics stopped working and the opener was replaced the next day. So, a nice apartment with washer and dryer in the apartment's laundry room, a bonus room in the lower level, and a responsive manager who gets stuff fixed. I highly recommend Action Properties!

If you're looking for experience and competence, look no further. It was great working with Kim to…read morefind our first home! From start to finish, she worked with us every step of the way to find the ideal house to begin the next chapter of our lives. We are incredibly greatful for Kim's hard work in helping making our dream to own a home reality!!

Megan Roof has worked very hard to sell our last home. She had to deal with a VERY inept agent from…read moreWhitney Century 21 team (Susan). Megan was professional and always trying to fix the problems Susan created with the buyers. Megan placed ads, did open houses, and worked her tail off trying to sell our house. She knows the area well and is a perfect agent for anyone trying to sell or looking to buy.

We had a wonderful experience here, and would highly recommend. They were quick, thoughtful,…read morereasonably priced and got the job done! Our car is working like new again. Thank you very much!

I've been going to the C&R guys for years. I finally have a vehicle that needs only standard…read moremaintenance. But whether it's an oil change or a rebuilt tranny, C&R has delivered with speed, excellent work, and reasonable prices. I highly recommend them!

As a landlady with multiple rental properties I had my fair share of dealing with HVAC companies…read moreand other trades. Peter's is the worst as far as integrity goes. The ONLY good thing I can say about Peter's is they were able to dispatch a technician to my rental the same day, but at the mercy of others. More on that later. Everything on my AC unit seems to be running but it wasn't cooling. I called Peter's and ask about their availability and what they charge, and also explained the problem. Mary whom I spoke to gave me two options. One is to charge $60 per hour including travel time from the previous job to repair. The other is to get on the maintenance program, which they come out 2x/yr (spring and fall) to check the system, do some maintenance / cleanup, and check and change the filters if necessary. She thought based on the symptom I described my system might be low on freon or a bad capacitor, which they can replace during maintenance and just charge for the parts b/c those are quick repairs. We both thought the latter was a good idea so I chose the maintenance program. Tech arrived at 1:00pm and spent 3.5 hrs at my unit. He dismounted the inside unit, took it outside, sat down on a patch of grass in the shade with his shop vac and a few little scrub brushes, and meticulously cleaned the unit. He showed me a relay is shorting out and replaced that. He said the mount was broken / loose but was able to repair / rebuild it. After about 2.75 hours he went to look at the unit outside and hosed the unit off. He said the system was low on freon and put in 4 pounds (my unit holds about 5.5 pounds according to the label). The tech came back inside, wrote up what he did / parts he used, and had me sign. I did not recognize 1 item. He explained it is dye that he added to the freon. I asked how much that costs, he wasn't sure but thought that should just be part of the freon charge. As the tech was leaving I asked how long they back their work. He said there is no warranty. The system is working fine now. I said I'll take his word for it. About 15 minutes after the technician left I heard water leaking. The indoor AC unit that is mounted on the ceiling was leaking onto my dryer and onto the floor. I immediately called the office and explained what happened. The lady over the phone said she will have the tech call me. Few minutes later the tech called back. He said he has to charge me if I want him to come back, and he has to charge me after-hour rate because it was after 5pm. I told him not to come back, and will deal with the office the following day. I called the office around 11:00am and left a message. Around 4:30pm Mary called back. First thing Mary said was "I can't send the technician back out without charging you. He was at your house for almost 3.5 hours." I asked her to give me the bill total and give me a break down of the charges, and that's when I found out they are also charging me 1 hour of labor in addition to the maintenance agreement, and ~$32 for the freon dye. These are the points I brought up: 1) if my system was that bad (dirty) that was beyond the scope of the maintenance contract, the technician should have told me / the office he can't do it 2) the tech should have explained to me the benefits of adding dye to the freon, and explain the cost associated, and let me decide if I want to pay for it or not, as I feel the dye is an elective item 3) the system basically did not work properly for a minute. As soon as the system took enough moisture out of the air it started leaking. Mary's response are: 1) we don't turn down work. We just service them. 2) I apologize that's our business practice. 3) Something else is wrong with your system. The technician blew through the drain line and was fine. It might just be condensation, in which case will take the tech very little time and the insulation is like $0.39/ft. Or it might be the drain pan, in which case cannot be repaired and must be replaced. After much haggling Mary finally offered that if it was a maintenance issue the tech overlooked they will waive the charge. I told her I would think about it and left it at that. I went home and explained the symptom to my husband. He kept insisting it's the drain line. I kept telling him Mary said the tech blew the drain line and was fine. My husband went over to my rental unit, put the drain line in his mouth, blew hard, heard gurgling, and water started coming out of the drain line instead of the copper overflow. While the tech was cleaning my system outside the neighbor who has maintenance contract made a comment to the tech that Mary hasn't called him to schedule the spring maintenance (it was mid June then). Based on the below I will not recommend or use Peter's: 1. does not stand behind their work. It is all about profit 2. perform additional service / sell parts without prior permission 3. will prioritize new customer and put off maintenance contracts

Thank you so much for the excellent customer service from Peters Heating and Air Conditioning. We…read morecould not have been happier with the prompt and thorough service we received!

Megan was so helpful in the process of apartment hunting! She made it easy for us and answered…read moreevery question we had (though she was so informative we weren't left with many). MUCH better experience already than some other apartments we checked out property and service-wise.

Great customer service and response to questions! The whole team was professional and…read moreexperience-oriented.

Megan helped me find a home. She was very caring, helpful, responceful, and proffesional.read more

Amazing service and desire to help. In a world that has become so driven for personal or corporate…read moreprofit, this seems to be the exception. I highly recommend this business for your flooring needs.

Taylor helped us find exactly what we needed! The price was even low enough we had money for an…read moreextra room