We have had Robert a few times and have found him to be knowledgable, polite & professional. We…read morehave been happy with Tri County Air for many years.

A neighbor referred me to this company. When I called Tri County Air, they took immediate action…read moreand were able to have a technician come out to our house very quickly. The technician was thorough and thoughtful. I feel confident in their abilities to help out. His work ethic seems to be solid and unusual. So far, we are very satisfied.

Quick to reply, came out the same day to repeat a toilet and reconnect a sink after we had new…read morefloors installed. Also fixed a couple leaky faucets. Worth the money for the expertise and speedy response.

Came to repair plumbing cleanout. After a bit of confusion, they fixed PVC pipe and did a great…read morejob. They even went out to a second property and did that job also. They definitely do their best job to keep customers happy. Received lower quotes from other companies, but because they included second job for free (due to a misunderstanding), I would recommend.

they are a bunch of crooks. They charged an hour for when the going average around Sarasota is…read more$20-$35. Google it. They price gouged us and when I told them it was illegal and I was going to report them to the and I hired an refunded me all my money. They are a bunch of liars and they took advantage of single . Stay away from this company.

When you invite someone into your home to make repairs, you want someone who is personable and…read morelistens. That's Daryl: Helpful, good at communicating and good at problem solving. I guess that's why Care Electric is still going strong after 30 years! Thanks Daryl!

Unfortunately I have to write this review as I have to express that I feel I was deceived in my…read moreinteraction with Halo electric. At first contact I was told that there would be a two man team for $ 140/ hr. not per manhour Which I was eventually billed. This was a surprise as one of the men was in training but still was billed at $140. Secondly, when I had called I explained one Of my needs was getting my boat lift to work again. After completion of their work I was told one side of the lift didn't work and that they don't work on boat lifts. They did get the power. Working out to the lift but that's not the purpose of hiring them. When I was out in the yard the following day I found that the cover plate had not been reinstalled on one of the junction boxes that were worked on. Another task was to figure out...never mind. Just wasn't a good experience.

I have had Halo Electric twice since I bought somewhat of a "fixer Upper" house in Port Charlotte…read more Both times they arrived promptly on time and were very pleasant and efficient. They quickly identified the problem and did the repairs at a very reasonable price. I would recommend them to anyone and that is who I will call when I need something else. Lorrie Springer

Happy with quick response to my Monday morning call. I was repaired and back in business before…read moredinner. Didn't have to wait days like I had to do w prior service provider.

If Google allowed zero stars, that is what I would give Sean McCutcheon's Air Conditioning…read more As a business owner, I rarely leave negative reviews. I understand businesses make mistakes, but this was not one bad day. It was a prolonged series of failures, excuses and expenses that placed our home closing at risk. In November 2024, Sean McCutcheon's installed two new Bryant air-conditioning systems for $28,399. Their written proposal specifically included "permit and inspection by local municipality" and stated that a second day would be required for the inspection. Nearly two years later, while selling our home, we discovered that the permit had never been finalized and remained open. We had never been notified that an inspection was still required. The company claimed it had a note saying we were out of town when the systems were installed. That was false. I was at the house and spoke with the installer while the work was performed. The company also had my telephone number and email address. This did not explain why nobody contacted us afterward or why the permit remained unresolved for nearly two years. During the home-sale inspection process, kinked ductwork restricting airflow, significant moisture and visible organic growth in the HVAC areas--including on or around the equipment--were identified. Sean McCutcheon's had maintained the systems under its paid maintenance program. Despite repeated access to the equipment, none of these visible conditions had been documented or brought to our attention. Had we been told, we would have addressed them immediately. The company said checking the ductwork was not its responsibility and claimed its technicians had never seen the visible organic growth. Yet its proposal acknowledged that the systems would be attached to existing ductwork and stated that an estimate would be provided if duct modifications were needed. No such warning, recommendation or estimate was presented during installation or later maintenance visits. Because closing was approaching, we paid Sean McCutcheon's another $1,975 to repair the ductwork and approximately $6,000 to another company to remove and remediate the organic growth. We also hired a different company to install a whole-home dehumidification system because I would no longer allow Sean McCutcheon's to work in our home. When the municipal inspection was finally arranged, the work did not initially pass. A Sean McCutcheon's technician told me they had tried to get the prior work "grandfathered," but the inspector would not agree. Their $1,975 duct-repair invoice included commentary and theories about other conditions and possible causes that went beyond the work they were hired to perform. Because the invoice was going into our closing file, I asked for a replacement describing only the work performed. The company refused and told me changing or recreating an invoice was "impossible." As a business owner, I know businesses correct and reissue invoices every day. When I initially declined to pay until the invoice was corrected, the company contacted our real-estate attorney and stated it would not sign the affidavit needed for closing unless the $1,975 was disclosed or paid. To prevent the dispute from interfering with closing, I paid it despite objecting to the invoice's contents. At every stage, instead of taking ownership and helping solve the problem, we received another excuse, denial or deflection. Proceed with extreme caution. Independently verify that every permit has received final approval, obtain a separate evaluation of your ductwork and airflow, and inspect your attic and HVAC equipment for moisture and organic growth. Do not assume a paid maintenance program means visible problems will be identified or reported. I will never use this company again or recommend it to family, friends or anyone purchasing a major HVAC system.

Promt next day service. Friendly. Knowledgeable, fixed price for installing a replacement sink…read moreI had acquired online.

Excellent service. I had an emergency repair and Dave was prompt and professional and price was…read morefair. Highly recommend..

The team at Veteran Plumbing is amazing. I called 5+ other plumbers who all told me why they…read morecouldn't help ‍. Thank goodness we found Veteran. They dug in and learned with us and helped work past any issues that came up. The inspectors actually noted the high quality of work (and Manatee county is strict). They even worked to time the process with our budget so we could get up and operating asap for the lowest cost. I highly recommend them

This business was recommended by Jessup's in Venice. They installed a new vanity and faucet in my…read moremaster bathroom and resealed & installed a new gasket in my toilet. Installer was Very pleasant and helpful to work with.

After Hurricane Helene, Castle Air was able to get our condenser up and running, until it was once…read moreagain, covered in Salt Water by Hurricane Milton. Leah patiently rescheduled our install of our new HVAC system (which was ordered in October) until FL Power could replace our meters. Today, Kyle from Castle Air installed our new system. He was polite, proficient, neat and experienced. (Not to mention, he hauled the new air handler up four flights of stairs by himself, since our elevators are still out. Thank you for your continued good service Castle Air!

After the hurricane Castle Air came in and charged $6538 for a two ton air conditioning. Our Public…read moreAdjuster told it was way over priced but the workman asked ; "Do you want air or mold". During install they tracked dirt and mud through the house and up the stairs. Leaving it in this condition for us to clean. The unit is rusting and the attachments are rusting but they say without seeing the damage; "It's environmental". The unit was installed 10/2022. Our other unit is 7 years old and shows no signs or rust (was installed by another company)