Excellent service. They also came out the same day and were extremely professional when checking…read moreour unit. He took the time to explain everything to me.

Bought top of the line hvac system 2021 ....per jason ...first couple of years came and did…read moremaintence and after that ... not much then last night hvac would not work it was 7pm called jason he said he would find someone it was 90 degrees in our house ...no one called... no came ....called saturday today at 10 am still no one showed up no one called..massive heat wave in texas for over 36 days plus ..had to hire someone to fix it called christi and jason and told them how upset i was and honestly they could care less ..stay away so disappointed by this company ...greenstar victoria m. ..rockwall texas not even one star ..

Last spring on April 25, our home warrant company sent Entire Air Solutions to do a spring tune-up…read moreon our 2 HVAC units. The primary goal of a tune-up is to optimize the system's performance, extend its lifespan, and prevent potential issues before they become costly problems. Jason from Entire Air inspected our systems, said everything was fine and went on his way. He did not remove the valve service caps to hook up hoses to measure system pressures directly to determine the health of the systems but apparently did it in a different way. On every spring tune-up we have had before, technicians measure the level of refrigerant in the system by attaching gauges to the unit which involves connecting hoses to the unit by removing the valve caps and connecting the gauges to the system. Over the next few weeks after Jason inspected our systems on April 25, the downstairs unit quit cooling well, and by June 21, it started blowing air at 75 degrees. On June 21, Jason with Entire Air returned to determine why our downstairs unit was not cooling. He said that one of the service valve caps, which he did not inspect on April 25, was deteriorated ("had dry rot") and was the cause of loss of refrigerant. He added 5 pounds of R22 at a cost of $600 and put on a new service valve cap. On his return visit on June 21, Jason did not do a leak test to determine the original source of the leak, which clearly turned out not to be the valve cap as the system continued to leak R22 over the next several weeks. Nor did Jason add leak freeze during this follow up visit as a preventative measure in case there might have been a leak in the line somewhere that had caused the initial 5 pound loss of coolant. Three weeks later on July 17, Tim from Speedy Electric & AC came out to inspect the system and found that an additional 2 pounds of R22 had leaked from the system since June 21 when Jason had added 5 pounds of R22. Tim found that both Schrader valves were not tightly secured and he had to tighten both of them down to prevent further leaking, as Schrader valves are known to be a source of refrigerant leaks in air conditioning systems. Tim added 2 pounds of R22 at an additional cost of $320 to us and also added Rectorseal Leak Sealer in case there were any line or coil leaks present. Had a deteriorated service valve cap been the source and cause of the 5 pound loss of coolant, then by simply replacing the valve cap, which is all Jason did on June 21, the system would not have leaked any more. I spoke with John, who said he was the owner of Entire Air to complain why our unit had lost so much refrigerant in only 7 weeks. He said that his technicians do not use gauges to measure pressure/coolant levels because doing so could release small amounts of coolant from removing the valve caps and hooking up gauges. Instead, he said his technicians measure temperatures to calculate pressure levels by referring to a pressure/temperature chart. Even if this an acceptable way of estimating pressure and coolant levels, the service caps still should have been removed and inspected to determine the condition of the rubber gaskets inside the caps to see if they needed to be replaced. Jason did not do this. on his April 25 inspection. The initial spring inspection by Entire Air on April 25 was inadequate. The follow up on June 21 was inadequate since a leak test was not done, nor were the Schrader valves inspected during that visit to make sure they were tight and not leaking, nor was leak freeze added as a preventative measure. On July 21, Speedy Electric & AC properly diagnosed and corrected the system issues and we have had no further leaks since then. As a result of poor service from Entire Air, my wife and I incurred charges of $920 and $70 for a second service call which might have been unnecessary had a proper tune up had been performed on April 25. We cannot recommend Entire Air and will never use them again.

Excellent company! Hardworking! Our technician Jason has serviced our units for a while now. He is…read moreextremely knowledgeable and always has an excellent attitude! He comes out quickly and does a fantastic job every time! He explains everything he needs to do in detail, and does not rush the work but is very efficient and does excellent work! We are so grateful for Entire Air Solutions!

Very happy with the service provided by GO HAP. They not only replaced my garbage disposal in a…read moretimely manner but also fixed the positioning of the original pipes so the sink wouldn't clog. They also replaced the bathroom sink pipes. The job was done in less than 2 hours and no mess was made. Prices seemed fair. Thank you for all the help!

This is only information from someone that received a quote (Quote 813142) and did not purchase…read moreservices from this company. I am rating a 3 because I chose not to go with this company due to their very high price and some information that I was given by the person that came to my home that I have never heard anyone else ever say in person or on the internet. Here's the story. I was quoted $3300 (parts and labor) to replace a 20 gallon tank hot water heater and add a flood stop valve. Now I've had a 40 gallon water heater replaced before at a different house and it only cost me $1300 (with parts and labor) so I definitely had some sticker shock. Maybe that's normal now, but I'm not sure that labor inflation has gone up this much in 5 years. Maybe it has though. . . (Doesn't look like it when I check homedepot.com though). Second, I was inquiring about maybe going tankless because I have an attic mounted water heater and I would definitely like to not have to worry about losing a ceiling one day because the tank fails. The person from this company was vehement that tankless water heaters use more electricity than tanked water heaters. What? Isn't the whole point of tankless water heaters that they use LESS electricity? Hasn't most of Europe switched over to tankless because they use less electricity? Doesn't the US Government's EPA say that tankless units use 34% electricity on average? What is going on here? Whether the company stands by this claim or denies that their guy said it. . . I would never go with a company with such suspicious pricing and that makes such suspicious claims about energy usage. YMMV.

Excellent response time. they came the same day on a Sunday! Reasonable prices and knowledgeable. I…read morehighly recommend this company.

Excellent service, quality and value! I have been using Choice Air Care for over 10 years and they…read morehave always been great. Quick response times and honest, fair pricing. Thanks so much!!

Choice was recommended to me by my neighbor and I couldn't have been more pleased! Tim was so…read morepleasant and got right to the root of my a/c problem. He came back with a team to change out my pans and was very quick. He always explained everything he was doing and even gave me a 10% discount on my bill. I will definitely use Choice for any future a/c issues. Julie S.

I called KMI after seeing one of their trucks on the road …read more They are simply THE BEST! Kyle came out the next day to locate a leak and look at a condensation issue on the unit. He is so very knowledgeable and familiar with all things HVAC, and so very efficient at his job. I can't recommend KMI high enough for having such an exceptional service professional . Thank you KMI and Kyle!

The technicians were very professional and courteous. They kept me informed of their arrival time…read moreand introduced themselves on arrival. They told me what they were checking and gave me an in depth description of what they found. They performed the service requested in a very timely manner. We are very pleased with the service KMI provides.

We always receive top notch service from Premier. They are available very quickly and their…read morepersonnel are experts in their field. We recommend them very highly.

These guys are pros! The time came to replace our two HVAC systems and we received many quotes from…read morecompanies but Premier ended up giving us the most reasonable offer. Lee, Sondra, and the team were very friendly and easy to work with. They provided a thorough recommendation on what we needed, and didn't try to upsell us unnecessary work in their quote. They were prompt and arrived on time the day of service, and were able to replace both of our systems in one day. They were respectful of our property and didn't damage anything or leave a mess after they left. 10/10 would recommend for your HVAC needs!

Came to look at work on a property and stole a blower. Did not return messages or calls. Do not…read morerecommend trusting this guy in your home.

Best repair company around! I recently had some work done at my home and the attention to detail,…read moreand the knowledge they offer is outstanding. Jeremy was awesome. I defiantly will be calling him if i have any work that needs to be done!!!!