My technician, Greg Ritter, from B and B Heating and Cooling just left. They always send a text of…read morearrival with a picture, which is really nice. He was simply awesome as he inspected the unit inside, thermostat, and the unit outside. He took the time to thoroughly explain in detail with layman's terms while showing the operation of each one and any problems they may have. I really appreciated his expertise, patience, and overall great personality. The service provided was exceptional. B and B is the best and I always recommend them.

A coworker of mine recommended B&E when I told him about an issue with my AC. Bill called me…read moreshortly after and despite a busy day managed to get me scheduled for that day. He came out and quickly found the problem. From being very personable to showing and explaining to me what he was looking while inspecting my heating and ac system, the service provided was exceptional. Best of all, I was honestly shocked at how reasonable the costs were. I cannot recommend B & E Heating and Cooling highly enough. If you need your heating or ac inspected or repaired you need to call Bill at B & E. Thank you Bill, you've earned a lifelong customer and I will be sure to tell my friends and family about you!

Came same day to fix our A/C unit on a 90 + degree day. Walked me through the entire process. Fixed…read morethe issue in under an hour!!

Were able to come the following morning since we had heat. Corey was very professional. Went over…read morethe problem. Quickly checked out the situation. Thoroughly examined the system. Made a quick conclusion and a great value.

From my initial call to settling up the invoice, the staff at St. Louis Heating & Air Conditioning…read morewere welcoming and attended to all our needs with an authentic happiness. Ya' know, it just feels good to be treated well.

They are pleasant people but they sold my partner a reasonably top of the line American Standard…read morea/c unit in 2019. 4 yrs later the evaporator coil inside has a leak and it will cost about $2000 all together to get it fixed- and that is with the part itself being under warranty. And there are no parts available so we have to wait for it to be built. We have a service plan with them (Giant rip-off) but they wanted to charge $$ to come out and diagnose the problem and wanted to be paid in advance. I called a different company to come fix it (they found the leak quickly) and am now waiting on the part to be built.

(I'd give them 100 stars if I could!)…read more We met Jason earlier this year while purchasing a home that needed a total rehab. We were ready for him to replace the entire HVAC system right away, but because of his experience with rehab homes, he advise us to wait until all the dust settled first -- a very smart suggestion. Here's where you really see how much he cares about his customers: Jason told us about upcoming changes in the HVAC industry that would make new units more expensive. He suggested we buy the unit early to lock in the lower price, and he even offered to store it for us until we were ready for installation. Six months later, when we were finally ready, we coordinated everything with Laura, and the timing couldn't have been better. Jason and Cory also handled our whole-house vent cleaning -- and thank goodness we took his advice to do that before installing the new system. His team showed up right on schedule, worked efficiently, and did everything as professionally as possible. The entire experience was smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend -- truly a 100-star service!

Bill Campbell- My Honest Accounting of My Experience My…read moreexperience with this company has become a credibility issue more than anything else. I was told I would receive a text when the technician was on the way -- that never happened. For them, that seems to be "no problem," but for me it meant I had no chance to be present, observe the work, or verify anything firsthand. From there, the story kept changing. I was first told the technician ran the furnace for 10 minutes, then later that he ran it for almost an hour, and now I'm being told it was 48 minutes but they round up. These explanations cannot all be true, and the constant shifting makes it hard to trust what actually happened. When I arrived shortly after the technician left, the furnace was running with no heat, the same intermittent failure pattern I've been dealing with all week. Nothing was diagnosed, nothing was resolved, and the system was left in worse condition than before. When I spoke with the supervisor, I was offered a return visit -- but only if I paid another service fee and hourly rate. The suggestion was that "we can watch the furnace all day," but at my expense. Meanwhile, I was already charged for a full hour even though the technician was reportedly there for 48 minutes. If they're rounding up, it raises the question of whether I'm entitled to the remaining time I paid for. At this point, the pattern feels less like a repair‑focused service and more like a replace‑the-unit operation. When a company can't keep its story straight, doesn't follow through on basic communication, leaves the equipment still failing, and immediately pivots to more charges or the implication that replacement might be the next step, it's hard not to feel like the goal is selling a new furnace rather than fixing the one I have. This is simply my honest experience and how it comes across from my side.

We started smelling something funny and got a hold of someone on the phone at night. Gordon called…read moreback and verified that it was probably the furnace. Instructed us to turn off the motor and gas to both furnaces. Dave came out the next day, inspected and verified that the motor, capacitor and one other thing was shot. He went over all of our options with us. He also turned the gas back on the furnace that was NOT bad and lit the pilot for us so we could have heat downstairs. Mike and Joe came out the following day to install a new furnace. These guys are the best! We have had their maintenance service for years. They replaced our AC earlier this year. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Thanks guys!

When it comes to purchasing large appliances, it is critical to do your homework. Trust is number…read moreone! Recently, our air conditioner started struggling and we called another business to take a look. Big mistake! We spent a considerable amount of time listening to a sales pitch. Once we got the quote, we were shocked. Shady! I immediately called Automatic Climate Control. Gordon came to our house the next day, we openly discussed pricing and rebates, and within a couple of weeks our new air conditioner and furnace were both installed. (our system was still working... just 28 yrs old) Gosh, what a difference! We purchased our first furnace from Automatic Climate Comtrol years ago and were 100% satisfied. We have known the Baniaks for over 20 years and they are the most competent, genuine, honest people you could meet. I strongly recommend Automatic Climate Control!

This review is far overdue. I contacted Shane and his crew a couple of years ago to put in a mini…read moresplit air conditioner on my third floor. It was a big undertaking, with a lot of piping? from the ground up to that space. Shane, the owner, came out within a short period of time to evaluate the space and give me a bid. The crew that came was awesome, respectful, and cleaned up their messes. Shane then came to make sure everything was copacetic. I was so impressed, that I now use them at least twice a year to service my air conditioning, mini split unit as well as my furnace. Speaking of... They always send me reminders when I am due, as I notoriously forget that maintenance which is very important. They definitely come up to the city, not sure how far west they go.

I was having issue with my a/c installed last year by Awtrey Heating and Cooling. Tony came out…read morewithin the hour! Diagnosed the problem and new exactly what to do to fix it. Great job...Fast Service...Working Great!!! I will always use & recommend Awtrey for all of my HVAC needs! AWESOME SERVICE

Complete furnace and AC replacement. Dolinic was very competitive, was punctual, and did a great…read morejob.

I purchased a Trane HVAC 3-Ton XL18i with Heat Pump & TAM7 air handler from Nick Dolinic Heating &…read moreCooling (through Lowes). The system replaced our upstairs electric heating/cooling system. It's a 2-stage which also helps save energy. Looking back I am glad I went with this overall energy efficient system; after reading more since, I am glad I went with the heat pump and 2-stage system. After the install I've monitored AmerenUE's website to see my daily electric usage; we've had days of 58 kWh and 61 kWh which compares to 147 kWh on comparable days int he past. The new system will help pay for itself which is awesome. I found the group of installers great to work with & knowledge. The install in our attic looks well done. Also they went out of their way by taping my skylight tube in my attic (which was separating), helped me carry a temporary in window unit downstairs, and later came back to help me with another job!

Excellent service, pricing, & professionalism. Highly recommend Matheny Heating and cooling.read more

My central air conditioning crapped out on the hottest day of the year, so I called Matheny--after…read moreall, the online reviews were great, it's been around a long time, and I drive right past it nearly every day of my life. On a Friday afternoon, the technician who showed proceeded to disassemble the basement unit and ran some electrical tests, all without having me activate the thermostat. His diagnosis: The unit was in need of a new blower motor. After several minutes out at his vehicle, he came back with an estimate which included parts (which would not be ready until Monday) and labor: $794. Not in possession of such funds, I stammered that I'd weigh my options and contact them with further instructions as necessary. I was then told that either way, I'd need to pay the $90 service-call charge, the amount of which had never yet been disclosed to me, and the existence of which had scarcely been acknowledged at any time by either the technician or the receptionist who'd answered my call the previous day. The technician did NOT reassemble the unit before leaving. I spent the next few hours making calls to parts warehouses and otherwise researching what a replacement blower motor for the unit might cost to acquire elsewhere (answer: about $100 brand new, and available for immediate local pickup), and contacting people of my acquaintance who might possibly have experience with other HVAC companies/individuals who might perform the work less expensively (than $700 labor), and ended up having a friend with some experience come take a look at the unit. After running some tests wherein he actually activated the unit, he came to the alternative diagnosis that, while it was certainly POSSIBLE a new motor would be required, it was just as likely (and more so, even) that the unit merely needed a much-less-expensive, and much-more-easily-accessible, part--a capacitor. We removed the blower assembly anyway, to take with us to one of the parts stores I had called earlier, who tested the capacitor themselves and confirmed it was bad. They sold us a replacement for $3.15. Half an hour of travel to my house, 15 minutes of blower assembly removal, a 45 minute round trip to the parts store, 15 minutes of cleaning the old unit, and 15 minutes of reassembly made for two hours labor. I didn't have to wait until Monday, as Matheny would have required, either. The A/C kicked on perfectly after we re-assembled the unit. No new hundred (or more)-dollar motor was needed; just a three-dollar capacitor. Something along the way seems pretty suspicious when you're able to self-fix in half of an afternoon for $3.15 (that's THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTEEN CENTS, folks) what Matheny wanted three days and $794 ($884, assuming that the $90 I had to pay would not have been applied toward the quoted cost) to do. Again, the main part that was stated to require replacement is still perfectly functional. To reiterate and enumerate the faults of Matheny, as I experienced them: 1) They did their best to obscure the existence, or at very least the actual amount, of the $90 service-call charge, required whether they could enact the necessary repairs or not; 2) They sought to replace a significantly more expensive part than what proved to be required; 3) They did not re-assemble my furnace unit upon their departure; 4) They quoted $794 for a job that ultimately cost less than six percent of that. Saint Louis, Missouri, in the middle of July is a hot, hot place where a second without air-conditioning can feel like an eternity. Save yourself some money and get your A/C back online much more swiftly by avoiding Matheny.