Heat pump stopped on 2-21, called was told someone would be out on Tuesday, this was Sunday the 22,…read morethis was not 24/7 service. Called Monday and was told they would send a service man out. He came and stated the thermostat was bad and had to order a new one. Wednesday he came out and installed a new thermostat, stayed a few minutes and left. He no sooner left and it stopped working then came back on for a few minutes, then went from heat to air all by it self, then stopped working. I called and two other service men came out on Thursday morning. They stated it was a communication problem, would replace all wiring from thermostat to main unit and to outside unit, iF THAT DID NOT WORK WOULD NEED A NEW MOTHER BOARD. THANKFULLY REPLACING THE WIRING SO FAR RESOLVED THE PROBLEM. I have found all service men polite and considerate. My problem is the advertisement 24/7 service not a fact, a misrepresentation. I was without heat five nights and fout and a half days. The temperature was very cold. I live alone and I am soon to be 83. One main reason I went with this company was Jorden the sales person mentioned the service being 24/7 which is important for someone my age. So when I called on Sunday and given a date for service on a Tuesday, I found that to be a misrepresentation.

We chose Ainsley after a personal recommendation and because Tom (owner) and Jordan assured us we'd…read morereceive excellent service. We purchased their top-tier A/C system, upgraded media filter, and 12-year warranty for over $14,000. The installation, led by Shane, was completed in early June, but within 3 1/2 weeks the system stopped cooling. On June 29, we discovered the upgraded media filter we paid for had never been installed, our old rusted drain pan remained, and a wire blocked attic access. Technician Mike confirmed the 1-inch filter was improperly installed with large air gaps and later found the system appeared undercharged with refrigerant. On June 30, Technician Mike evacuated and recharged the refrigerant, but the house still wouldn't cool and we had to sleep in our basement. On July 1, Technician Conner suspected issues with both the line set and ductwork. He recommended line set replacement. We shut the system off because it made the house hotter and more humid, rented a commercial dehumidifier from Home Depot, and again slept in the basement. On July 2, installers led by Jacob replaced the line set using bright white line-hide on our brown house. After I stopped the work, Jordan obtained approval to have it professionally painted. Installation manager Ron also promised reimbursement for our dehumidifier, a refund for the uninstalled media filter, ductwork repairs, and follow-up scheduling. After the line set replacement, the system cooled, but over the holiday weekend thermostat error codes repeatedly shut it down. Keith (another manager) instructed us to reset the breakers until another technician could come. On July 7, Tech Matt reviewed the system and found error codes dating back to late June. He concluded the air handler was working much harder than it should because of poor airflow and acknowledged the problems would likely continue until the ductwork issues were corrected. By then, our electric bill had increased by over $200, despite replacing a 30+ year-old system with a high-efficiency unit. As of July 7, despite paying in full, we are still waiting on a $625 refund for the media filter that was never installed, approximately $250 reimbursement for the dehumidifier, and scheduling of the ductwork repairs and the painter. We have had to repeatedly call Ainsley ourselves, often waiting hours for updates. We understand that problems can happen with any installation. Our frustration is not that issues arose, but that nearly every visit uncovered another installation problem, that communication has largely fallen on us, and that many promised resolutions remain incomplete. We will continue to update this review as the situation progresses.