They fixed a leak in the wall behind my shower. The two gentlemen that came were professional and…read morecourteous. They were quick to respond and very reasonably priced. Anchor general contracting will definitely be my first call for any future plumbing issues.

Always returns my calls. Quick and friendly service. They have serviced my air conditioner and…read morereplaced my entire system after numerous leaks and temporary fixes. Their prices have always been reasonable. I would hesitate to call them with any needs.

Terrible customer service. No regard to customer safety. Unprofessional. No accountability…read more Unfinished work and does not seem care.

I bought a home here in Clarksburg. And as soon as the summer hit, the AC went out. It's not very…read morefun when it's 95 degrees outside and inside it's 88... I called up Marple on the recommendation of a co-worker. That day they were there to take a look at things. Well, the compressor went out, and they said they could install a brand new unit the next day. So bright and early they showed up, got the old one out, and the new one in. It took about 2 hours, and it was humming along nicely. The cost came out to $2,300 (OUCH!), but hey welcome to the joys of home ownership, amiright? Really the price was very fair for the service i received, and now my home is cool and pleasant. Thank you to Marple for the great job, and i would readily recommend them if you have any kind of air conditioning problems out here.

Doesn't follow through. Poor communication. Only does emergency circumstances and over charges…read moretaking advantage of the critical situation. Really disappointed, wanted to support this small business. Don't waste your time or money.

My furnace broke down on the coldest night of the season. The local repair place said I was 15th on…read morethe list so I called Davis Heating. Not only did they tell me that they could work me in, since they were going to be in my area it would be within the next couple of hours! In less than an hour they had my furnace back on & I was feeling warmth! Received the bill and it was much less than I expected! I will definitely use them again and recommend them to my friends!

They were able to fix my heat pump seamlessly when up to others we're incapable completely…read more Hendershot actually broke my heat pump during a Seasonal Maintenance Cleaning, nothing was wrong with the unit and they never came back to fix it after many calls. Another company on Angie's List wasn't able to fix my heatpump completely after two days. Zach comes and knew exactly what was wrong and FIX IT... What a Concept.

horrible experience, called for home airconditioning unit, said they fixed a leak and filled with…read moreFreon, paid 500.76, 3 days later not working again, put more Freon in, 3 days later not working, called and they informed me the unit was to old and must have another leak and they would not attempt to find the leak or any give any money back on what they claimed they fixed, fraudulent and incompentent- if you want to throw your money away call them they will take it and not fix your problem!!!!

This guy is awesome! Super helpful! Very reasonable! I highly recommend these guys! My house was a…read morecan of worms to work on due to the location of the problem. They got it worked out with a quickness!

was fair price, very helpfu, did a very good job. will use again this family owned business is one…read moreof the good ones all around amazing people

Do not use Tygart Electric they did two "repairs" to my house and within a week the breakers were…read moreblowing again. They apparently do not stand behind their work or warranty. I have tried to get them out here a third time to fix the electrical issue and they ignore all requests to schedule them.

On Friday a wonderful technician from Tygart Electric (Ben) arrived for his appointment promptly,…read morehe provided upfront pricing, and he worked tirelessly to find the issue. He even fixed a few other odds and ends while he worked. He was knowledgeable, kind, and professional! Whenever the main issue turned out to be on the power company's side, he stayed with me to make sure the power company knew what was wrong when I called...which turned out to be an hour long hold! We filed a troubleshooting ticket and this evening the power company showed up and finally fixed the problem! I will be contacting Tygart Electric in the future for any electrical issues!!! Thank you!

Very quick service. Professional. The quality of the equipment is very good. Many options to choose…read morefrom with long warranties.

Initially we hired this company because of a long standing friendship. We needed our A/C replaced…read moreand an issue with our newer furnace needed to be resolved. They met with us told us what needed to be done and gave us a written estimate. We were told that additional ductwork need installed (along with the new A/C. We were told verbally that the ductwork would be insulated but that was not put on the written estimate (our mistake). In the end the work was completed but required several return trips by them and additional expenses for us. They scheduled to come out and begin work but had to delay due to a van breaking down. On the second scheduled day, they arrived and work began. Later they told me they would not be able to finish that day and would return the following day to complete the work. That afternoon before they left an incredible overwhelming chemical smell permeated the house and we had to leave the windows open about an inch. Normally that would not be a problem but it was 26 degrees out. When my husband went to cover the hole under the house, hot air was pouring out from under the house. Then the furnace would not shut off at all. Even when turning the thermostat off it continued to run. We had to turn the gas off to it. No heat that night. The following morning, we had headaches and nausea with the fumes. They returned to complete the work and I told them to resolve the other issues first. The hot air was gushing out due a large gap in the seam of the ductwork. The furnace was not shutting off because the new ductwork being installed had caused the wire from the furnace to the thermostat to be cut so a new wire had to be ran. The chemical odor was so bad we had to call the manufacturers who instructed us to open all the windows and run the furnace fan-again, it was 26 degrees outside! So we had to take the dog and leave the house and open all the windows about an inch and leave the furnace running at 58-60 degrees for 3 days! Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Thank God we had a place to go and didn't have to rent a hotel room. That Monday they came and cut out sections of the ductwork that had a sealant/mastic on it and replaced it. That evening my husband went under the house and looked and found several gaps where the ductwork joins and seams hadn't been joined/screwed/taped properly in 5 or 6 places and lots of air was escaping into the crawl space. We called again and they came out the next day to fix those places. This time the job was completed properly but not with insulation on the ductwork and with the added expenses of the additional gas and electric needed to air out the house. So we are looking at around $300-$400 to insulate the ductwork (and my hubby will have to do that work himself) and an additional $200 in utility bills.