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)

Tri-County has been taking care of my at conditioning for several years now. They recently had to…read moreinstall a new air conditioner. They understood my financial situation that my son is disabled and can't take any hear at all. So they really tried to keep the old one going. But it reached a point of no return. About a month after I started hearing an odd sound. They sent Ruslan out the day after I called. I'm May when everyone begins having air conditioning problems. Mine was a simple problem that I had caused. Ruslan explained in a very nice manner what had happened and why. He was not at all pendantic. Just very matter of fact. And when expressed embarrassment it was just a matter of acting like no big deal. I did not have information and now that I had it that was ok.

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.

Outstanding in every aspect, incredible follow up on new install…read more Highly recommend for all your a/c needs. Andrew S.

Service was excellent. Installers were thorough and cleaned up completely. Would definitely…read morerecommend.

Airtech provides the most complete and reliable Heating, Ventilation and Cooling (HVAC) services…read moreI've ever encountered (and I've had extensive experience with several vendors). The owner and his family (James, Leisha, Justin and Jared Kelderman), as well as other staff members, are extremely skilled and adept, and deliver highly dependable and trustworthy work at a fair price. In my opinion, they're the best HVAC company on the Suncoast - by far!

To put it simply, Airtech is vastly superior to any other HVAC company I've ever used. Their…read moreservice crew is knowledgeable, skilled and articulate. They explain, in terms you can understand, what theyre going to do and why - at a fair price. I highly recommend their services!

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.

Great service, highly recommend, Have been using for many…read moreyears, An am very happy with them

Had a "BIG " company come in after they just bought the small local company I had been dealing…read morewith. They arrived and conducted their so called bi-annual service. Never cleaned the filters, (2) units, in and out in 15 minutes. Said the system is creeping 10 years old, everything should be replaced. Two weeks later system failed. Called Merrill's. Prompt, courteous, informative. Replaced blower motor and review of system all good. Hard to find a company today that believes that integrity keeps customers. I just want to be treated fairly and Merrill's understands that. I highly recommend.

We recently had Bowersox replace our AC and the adviser suggested a 4 ton air handler with a 3 ton…read morecondenser because we were just below the square footage for a 3 ton, but wanted to maximize the air movement and the 4 ton air handler has a larger fan and larger coil assembly. After two weeks, we're running the AC at a full 2 degrees warmer than we used to and are still as comfortable as can be! On top of that, the unit is only running 9-12 hours a day! And that's in the Florida summer! We even added a supply and return for the enclosed Florida room on the west side to keep the temperature in there reasonable. Everything went so smoothly! The County inspection was even nothing at all. We could not be happier with Bowersox and will continue having them maintain the unit.

Jesse came out to check out our A/C unit. Not only was he knowledgeable and efficient, but he's a…read moreveteran as well. The man is a hero and an excellent A/C tech. What more could you ask for?

I got a mailer with a deal for the annual summer checkup. I called and asked if they would come out…read moreto a small rental condo I have in Sarasota. The technician arrived, and I mentioned that the bedroom is always a few degrees warmer than the rest of the condo. He went outside, came back in a few minutes and told me that there must be a blockage in the ducting, and I needed a whole new unit, which would be 10-12K. I was astonished, because I own a number of properties, and it has never cost anywhere near that for an 800 sq ft. condo! I said I didn't want to spend that kind of money right now, and I'd jst purchase a home warranty on the property, which I had planned to do anyway. That way when the AC stopped working they would repair or replace it. He stepped outside, then came in and said his boss wanted to talk to me. The "boss" got on the phone and told me very severely that my unit needed replacing. I told him "No thank you. I don't wish to spend this amount at this time." He then said, "My technician told me that you are planning to buy a home warranty. That is insurance fraud, which I don't suggest doing in the state of Florida. EXCUSE ME?????? I told him that since the unit is functioning - if I purchase a home warranty there is no fraud taking place. This unit could run another year, 2 years, 10 years! It is not acting any differently than when I purchased the unit and had a home inspector check it out! His response was, " NO! It is broken and you need to get a new unit NOW!" When a company puts on the full court press like this, it is definitely a scam. They feel that if they scare a woman into believing them, we will buy what they are selling. I'm sure they looked up the ownership, saw it was in my name and figured they'd take advantage of a widow or single woman. I would avoid this company AT ALL COSTS!