Called No Sweat after going down a search rabbit hole for a second opinion on my AC unit…read more Nick came and inspected everything out and cleaned the line and told my husband the first company was trying to pull a fast one on us. I can't thank him enough for saving us thousands of dollars and from getting scammed from these big air company con men! They've definitely gained a lifer. Thanks again.

Called because our AC decided to die on us. Everyone on our neighborhood page recommended No…read moreSweat, and since they are a local business it made me happy to support them. Everyone was very helpful and expedient. I didn't have to swelter in this Florida heat for more than a day (someone came out and confirmed that in fact, my old AC was indeed, very dead and they replaced it within 24 hours). Since they were so highly recommended by the neighbors, many of whom are good friends, I trusted No Sweat when they told me which unit would best fit our home. 24 hours later they were installing the unit and I have to say, the work is impeccable. I cannot say enough good things about them, you won't be disappointed.

Had issue with my ten-year-old air conditioning unit. Although, I had an idea what was wrong, Jason…read moreconfirms the issue and replaced the part in a timely manner. Good to have an air conditioning professionals near the Waterford-Avalon area. Thank you.

Jason and Brent go above and beyond! FAST! We just got a home in Alafaya and had been living here…read moreabout a month and a half, and we were coming back from Lowes, right down the road, with a Shop Vac we just bought to drain the AC... Well when we got in wouldn't you know it there was a new SHOWER in our downstairs guest bathroom from a flooding AC up above! (We had workers putting in a floor and we forgot to turn off the AC so the coil was totally jammed with wood chips and all kinds of debris!) I called DC/AC and problem solved quickly! They cleaned the coils for a very affordable price and our Carrier now runs way better than when we moved in! We will definitely be using the DCAC team when this one kicks the bucket - though I have an intuition with them on my side that will be many many moons!

Vortechs is simply the best. Joe is hands on in his company, his work is amazing, you will not…read morefind a more honest person/company to deal with out there. We have used Vortechs for years and they can expect us to be customers forever. Thank you Joe.

I have used Vortechs for 10 years (with monthly warranty plan) . It is with deep regret that I am…read morewriting this review, but a recent shift to an aggressive tiered pricing strategy has forced me to find a new HVAC technician. On 4.21.26 a coil failed on my 4 ton (est.) Goodman AC. Joe presented a tiered verbal quote for a coil replacement from his tablet. This ranged from $10K to $4K. The bill as provided was: HL5A - BAND-AID - Heat Transfer Media Coil System Rejuvenation. Job #201994583. Total cost: $4195. This came with a 30 day warranty. No part number referenced. On 8.10.26 the other AC unit stopped working. This is a 3.5 ton (est) Carrier unit Joe installed almost 10 years ago. This was job# 201994682. This was still under a full manufacturer parts warranty. Joe charged $129.95 for the visit and $600 to isolate the leak. Joe offered to waive these charges if I authorized the repair immediately. The verbal tiered quote was offered to us again this time starting at $11900 for the top tier repair with a bottom quote of $5500 (band aid). There was no reference that there would be no charge for the hardware and this was only for labor and refrigerant given the warranty. The quotes from top tier to bottom tier appeared to be out of line. Because I declined to agree immediately, the $729 charge was billed. I brought in an independent HVAC technician for an opinion. He confirmed the issue and charged $1550 for labor and refrigerant and replaced the coil. I've cancelled my warranty plan and will not use this company again.

Top notch service! Our air conditioner went out during a hot week in June. Ameritech came out for a…read morequote the same day. The quote included multiple options tailored to our needs. We got quotes from four other companies. Ameritech had the best value. It was the second lowest quote but included a better brand and maintenance for a year. They were in 2 days later installing our new air. The service person was professional, effecient, and clean. When he left, other than the fact that we had working air, you'd never know he was there! This despite some small demo work that needed to be done. We got a follow up call to make sure everything was fine the next day. I called with a question about the thermostat and got an immediate call back. This was the best service I've received in a long time. Thanks!

Someone I know purchased their AC system from Ameritech. On the side of the AC Handler, they placed…read morea sticker with a graphic that says "AMERITECH. REPAIR IT. REPLACE IT. MAINTAIN IT." Do not be fooled. When their AC went out on a Saturday night, they sent a technician the next afternoon to fix it. Over the course of a four hour service call, the technician identified that the circuit board, and OEM product from Japan, would be needed in order to get the system back online. By the way, it was July in Florida. The company maintained that the circuitboard would not be available in the near future, and that the customer should call back in two weeks to check status. Again, July in Florida - with no air conditioning. Miraculously the part arrived six days after the original failure, and a technician was dispatched 48 hours later (no right away - 2 full days later) to install and complete repair. A different technician arrived this time, Alex. Alex opened up the AC Handler and within 10 MINUTES found that a fuse was bad and needed replaced. THAT'S IT! No circuit board was needed after all. Ameritech did not take responsibility for the error and charged over $400 for labor for the ordeal. ''Nevermind that the customer's system was misdiagnosed entirely, made to wait in the Florida heat inside their home, which exceeded temperatures of 85º inside with humidity. Alex is a great AC tech, no doubt about it. But Ameritech should have some degree of ethical standards, which they clearly have not shown in this case.

Shady company. Will not hire again. Misdiagnosed problem. Told me part was under warranty. Told me…read morepart was being ordered, but I never heard from them again. Labor estimate to install unneeded part was 2x industry average. Left me wondering if their HVAC techs are on commission? Fell for the multitude of positive reviews only to learn they were earned primarily by previous management.

Terrible company!…read more They told me a part was covered by warranty and would only charge me for labor. After 1 month they "told" me it turns out the part was not under warranty and they billed me an additional $5,000. Do NOT trust this company.

Great communication from Carole to let us know that a technician was in our area a day early to…read morehelp fix a bad smell coming from our new washer. Billy arrived five minutes later and took care of everything, while also explaining exactly what was wrong in simple terms I could understand. I couldn't recommend them more!

So, Jason Horton, Vortex Sewer & Drain completely rescued me on the first working day of 2023!!…read more I contacted him on New Year's Eve (and he responded) because I noticed something strange going on with my water filter that I'd never noticed before. I asked him to please come look at it as he had offered me advice via FB posts in the past. I had completely forgotten that it was NYE. I texted and he responded easily 2-3 times before it finally occurred to me that it was NYE. I was embarrassed and apologized. He was like "no biggie!" I asked him to contact me on Monday. His assistant texted and we made arrangements for him to come out on Monday, Jan 2, 2023 to check out my filtration system. He said the dripping I'd found was nothing serious and not to worry about it. There is A LOT I don't understand about having a well and septic, so since he was here I asked a few other questions. One was about chlorine bleach and this water tank. I told him that I had added bleach and water to this tank, but it had been 7-8 mos and the water never seemed to go down. He knew exactly what was wrong and adjusted a knob on top of the tank. Then he had me turn on the water to check and voilá the tank started working again (and it has been working ever since). Then I asked a question about my septic - and thank g-d I did!! I told him I was doing laundry the nite before and it sounded like the washer was draining into my middle bathroom bathtub. He said it was possible there was a blockage somewhere in the lines. Of course, I was panicking. While I was panicking, Jason said "wait a second, let's just check a few things first." We went over to the septic system and he lifted up one of the lids and the s*** water was literally 2-3 inches from the top! Then he opened the one that has the filter and same thing...filled to the top!! Turns out the GFI outlet for the septic system was tripped in one of the last hurricanes, but I didnt know I was supposed to check things like that. He reset it and sure enough as soon as he did within 2 minutes the water went down a few feet! Can you imagine if I didn't happen to ask him that question? Flood central!! OMG!! Obviously I will be adding check the GFI outlet that powers my septic system to my post-hurricane checklist. Holy moly did he save the day...and that wasn't even what I called him about! Please, if you have any issues with the septic or the drainage in your home contact Jason at Vortex! He is super helpful, and knowledgeable, and in my case a life and a house-saver too!!

As a Floridian, there are three things top of mind that we dread: rising insurance rates, bumper to…read morebumper traffic on i-4, and your much-necessary-thank-you-very-much AC. Well, who do you call when you have AC issues? Blairs! In all seriousness, they're great. Our AC pooped out at the end of the day despite being a new build (three years old). Doing some simple troubleshooting didn't work, so we hunkered down during the night and called Blair first thing (they open at 7am, bless them). I spoke with Jay - super friendly guy - and told him the issue - my Nest was giving me a "no power source" error. Jay, without skipping a beat, began to give me a few additional troubleshooting tips to see if my AC would turn on again. One of them was draining out the water in the drip pipe, which was indeed full. He told me that may be the issue, as the AC unit would automatically shut off to prevent water damage, and to drain it and see if it turns on. In the end, that didn't work, but the fact he was so friendly and wanted to assist rather than send a tech right away to take my money, opened the doors of trust which is so hard to find in these homeowner to trade business relationships. I had to call back a few hours later when the above didn't work - Blair's sent out two guys by the end of the day, and after about an hour of troubleshooting/maintenance, determined a fuse had blown. It was $95 for the service call (reasonable if the majority of it is labor), and $55 for the part. Of course, a fuse is cheap AF (couple of bucks), but they also: 1) Rewired my nest. They suspected poor wiring done by yours truly (because I am definitely not an electrician but an self-proclaimed DIYer) might have caused the fuse to blow with wires touching. Opps fire hazard. So yeah, they cleaned it up and rewired everything. 2) Drained out the water fully in the AC unit. They had a dry vac, while I only had a hose carpet cleaner (not as effective in clearing all the water out). 3) Cleaned out my washable filter. Yeah, I should do that more often, but it was nice that they did it for me. Essentially, they did a maintenance, some electrical work, and also fixed the fuse. So all in for $150? That's a steal IMO, especially since they invoice you and didn't expect me to pay right away, giving me a float time of 30 days - really helpful for people tight on finances. Looking at the work and service they provided, including an hour of their time, I'm so happy I called Blair's rather than the default commercial company that was posted on my AC unit. I'll be calling them again in the future for any related needs they can take care of - thank you Jay and team!

I just had a friend ask me to recommend an AC repair company. He's been having issues that other…read morecompanies can't seem to fix and another wants a fortune. I told them I had phenomenal service from Blair. Similar to what my friend now faces (and over at least 12 years ago), we had then look at an issue others not only failed to fix, but their "fix" caused water damage. Blair sent Jason, who I think is their top guy. He fixed it quickly and it stayed fixed. Since then they have been our go to for repairs and annual service. When they come for repairs and I ask what we owe them, they say let's wait a few days to be sure it's fixed, and then we'll send you a bill. That shows they care more about quality and relationships than revenue! After we moved into a neighborhood with a particularly picky HOA, they even helped us explain the necessity of a repair needed to get HOA approval, and they put a temporary work around in place while we waited for approval. That was super helpful as we had a newborn at that time. Raving to my friend made me feel badly that in all these years I never left them a review. While now I have.

Amazing service. We are very happy and impressed by the service and the quality of the staff. The…read moreteam is professional, yet friendly and efficient.

Spoke with Jennie, who was kind, respectful, and professional. 5/5…read more- I requested a price range or estimate to replace an emergency valve, but was informed that pricing information could not be shared over the phone. Instead, there is a $99 diagnostic fee to come out. - However, if the job total exceeds $300, this fee is waived; if it is under $300, the $99 fee applies. - While I respect the company's billing policy, I find it does not benefit the customer compared to competitors who charge lower dispatch fees ($49-$59) and wave the fee if accepting the job. - The fee should ideally be waived upon booking the job, regardless of the final cost. My rating is strictly a reflection of this rigid pricing structure, not the physical service work. (we noticed their van and its how we found their number. Maybe next time.)