Hansson's A/C & Heating installed a ductless split system in our apartment within a day! Jimmy and…read morehis son did a great job. They are experienced professionals who take care of everything from start to finish. After installing the system, they even cleaned the apartment. Jimmy also went above and beyond to take care of our permits and I am grateful for all his help. In the beginning, when I was shopping for a contractor, I decided to choose them because they gave us an excellent price and explained everything very clearly. The other contractors charge extra for everything (installation, permits and warranty), so you need to make sure to ask them. With Jimmy and his crew, all the charges were included in the price. I would definitely reach out to them if I need their services and would recommend them to anyone who needs an A/C & Heating contractor.

I wish I could give 0 stars…read more I wanted a whole home humidifier installed in my apartment. Jim's son came next day and installed it back in October 2018. It never performed the way it should have, and Jim would not come take a look at it, only trouble shoot over the phone, and tell me Im doing it wrong. After calling the manufacturer, I was told the problem was that it was hooked up to the cold water line, when it needs to be on the hot water line. Took 3 months of back and forth and ignoring my calls for Jim to finally come and switch the line over at the end of January 2019. Almost immediately after entering my home to make the repair, Jim insulted me, saying I don't know anything about these units, and this is the first one in the thousands that he's installed that didn't work properly. He then over tightened the self piercing saddle valve (which I have since learned are against code in the state of New Jersey), causing it to leak. He became confrontational and blamed me for this leak. He then put some tape and puddy on the leak and got it to stop long enough for him to tell me I was all set and left. Sure enough 2 days later, I came home to puddles of water leaking from my HVAC closet. Jim wouldn't return my phone calls and I had to call in an emergency plumber to fix the situation. They told me that self piercing saddle valves are against code in NJ and are a cheap short cut from doing it right and prone to leaking. I paid over $700 to fix this and install the proper shut off valve, and remove the dead saddle valve on the cold water line. Also after installing this humidifier, my furnace now "short cycles", because its not getting enough air to the furnace as air is being borrowed for the humidifier. Ive called a real company to handle this problem. Overall Jim does not know which humidifier to install based on my HVAC needs. He cuts corner with parts that are against code and has created more problems that he solves. My advice call someone else, or at the very least dont let him put a self piercing saddle valve in your house.

Imad was the best plumber I've worked with. I called him at 1030pm Saturday night for a leak issue…read more- he answered right away and came to my house the following morning. Quickly resolved the issue and even asked me if I wanted to complete the project myself as the rest would be easy, and essentially I wouldn't have to pay for certain charges. I declined and said that I would feel safer if he finished the project. He quickly went to a supply store to get the correct parts, installed them, gave me great advice, and great price for everything. I had another plumber come to my house a few days before calling Imad - they immediately said the solution would be to tear down a wall to get to the back of the shower (without even attempting to fix it). This would have cost me thousands of dollars. Imad fixed the problem without having to tear down anything. Also very professional - would highly recommend. Thanks Imad!

We called this company to come take a look at a leak we had coming from our bathtub into the…read morekitchen ceiling. They sent someone the next day, and they said absolutely nothing about a service charge or any kind of charge for coming out to look at the leak. The guy told us that it's an easy fix we can do ourselves. Great. Then he charges us $95 (plus tax because we used a credit card, not having tons of cash lying around) as a "service charge." For coming to the house for 10 minutes and telling us to do the job ourselves!! Unbelievable. If you "have to" charge a "service charge" (and he said it's because we called the company "through Google"?? what??), you absolutely need to tell people that beforehand instead of springing it on them at the end of the visit. It's just so shady.

Earlier this week one of my AC units stopped working amidst a pretty nasty heat wave. I reached out…read moreto a few companies, including one with 100+ reviews. None returned my calls, and one completely stood me up. I expanded my search to Yelp and reached out to Nemat at 3 Point Mechanical. He said that he could swing by same day and take a look at what the problem is. It turns out there were a few problems with the unit: the core issue was an electrical problem, but the AC unit was also sinking into the ground and had not been serviced in many, many years. After about an hour, I was thrilled when our unit was back up and running. Nemat will be returning in about a week to ensure that everything is running smoothly. In addition to being knowledgeable, Nemat is a really personable guy and was thoughtful enough to wear a mask the entire time. All in all, I'd definitely recommend his services to anyone having similar issues to my own.

I can only give 5 star ,I wish I could give him10. My heat stopped working in the middle of winter…read moreon a Sunday, I called him he was here within an hour and it was fixed. Very nice guy and very reasonable price thank you Nemat.

John and Sal are professional, efficient, reliable and honest. We read all of the outstanding 5…read morestar reviews 2.5 years ago about NJ Advanced Cooling and reached out to ask John to assist with our pre-purchase inspection of an old HVAC unit at our Morris County house. John conducted a thorough inspection, delivered the facts, and built trust by recommending against an upgrade in the near term as the unit was old but still functioning. Now, two years later, we called for some maintenance and asked for a quote to replace the old system. Less than a week later the hardware was delivered, installed in less than one day, and is working flawlessly. John personally ensured that all existing dampers and zones were working correctly, installed new connected thermostats, and ensured that we were thoroughly satisfied with the job. Would recommend without reservation to anyone.

They are out of business and new company, unless you bought a unit under warranty only warrants…read morewarranty, no labor. I got a 5 year warranty, paid 2300 last year, to fix a leak , now their out of business and new owner won't honor

As my air conditioning system collapsed I called multiple companies. Empire heating and cooling was…read moreone of them. Empire heating and cooling was able to give me the lowest price. The great price came with great professional service. They went above and beyond making sure all as I desired. I highly recommend this company. It's a licensed company that delivers its professionalism with a solid product. Thanks a million.

Installed attic fan that has been leaking from day 1. Attempted to repair their own work, but…read morecontinues to leak. Can't get them back to fix it. Other A/C duct work they did was fine.

DO NOT USE MDL Electric Cooling & Heating…read more I do not recommend this company and strongly advise against using them for any HVAC services. I contacted MDL Electric Cooling & Heating on a Friday because my Goodman air compressor stopped working during a heat wave. The owner explained that there would be a $125 diagnostic fee, which I agreed to. A young technician arrived and pulled the 240-volt circuit breaker on the compressor's fuse box. He explained that one of the fuses was dead and further mentioned that the capacitor was a "cheap one" that should probably be replaced as well. He later returned, said he replaced the capacitor and one bad fuse, had me turn on the thermostat, and proclaimed that the unit was fixed. He called his boss, handed me the phone, and I was told the total cost would be $425, payable via Venmo. I explained that the technician had only been at my house for one hour in total, and that even a high-end capacitor costs about $50, with a two-pack of 20-amp fuses costing around $20 at Home Depot. He responded by saying I was paying for the technician's travel time to pick up the parts. I reluctantly paid the $425 via Venmo. About three hours later, around 6:00 PM, the compressor stopped working again. I called the owner and informed him. He said the technician was finishing another job nearby and would circle back in about an hour to see what the issue was. After waiting 3.5 hours, I called back at 9:30 PM and was told I would now have to wait until Monday morning. (Again, this all started on a Friday.) I went outside and pulled the circuit breaker, thinking the new fuse may have blown. To my surprise, the fuse slot was empty. This meant the technician took the dead fuse with him after the first visit, returned to install the new capacitor, but forgot to install a replacement fuse. This was a dangerous situation. My 240-volt motor was now running on 120 volts, and one leg of the circuit was left unprotected from a power surge or short circuit, creating a major fire hazard. I removed the remaining fuse and planned to go to Home Depot the next morning to purchase two new fuses. Upon inspecting the remaining fuse, I noticed it was not a time-delay fuse, as recommended by Goodman and commonly used in air compressors. My first thought was that the $125 diagnostic fee should have at least caught that. So, the HVAC tech had said he replaced the capacitor and one bad fuse, but in reality, only one incorrect fuse was present and the other was missing. The next morning, I purchased two 20-amp time-delay fuses at Home Depot, installed them, and the compressor fired up again. It ran fine for about 20 minutes but then stopped again. I reset the breaker, waited a bit, restarted the unit, and it fired up once more. This prompted further research online, where I learned that airflow issues in the furnace air handler could also cause these symptoms. I shut off the unit at the fuse box, removed the lower air handler panel, and discovered that the air filter was improperly installed. Instead of being inserted from the top by opening the small spring door, the installer had forced it in from the side, where it had become crumpled into a ball, blocked by nearby piping and wiring. This caused a significant airflow obstruction. I returned to Home Depot for a new filter and installed it properly. That was over a week ago, and the unit has been working perfectly ever since. On Monday morning, I called the owner back and told him about the missing fuse. I also questioned why I paid a $125 diagnostic fee when the technician simply checked a fuse and then forgot to install the new one. I also asked for an itemized invoice, which he had promised previously. He said he would speak with the technician and call me back. He also said he would send me the itemized invoice within the hour. I'm writing this four days later. He never called me back, nor did he send the invoice. I even called again to remind him, but still, no response. Do yourself a favor: hire a qualified HVAC company, one that is professional, provides proper documentation, communicates clearly, and stands by their work. At this point, I feel completely ripped off having paid $425 for a capacitor install, with no fuse replacement and no resolution of the actual issue. In the end, YouTube was more helpful than this company. When you say you're going to follow up after doing subpar work, leaving my unit at risk, and charging me for parts and labor you didn't actually deliver, the very least you can do is keep your word. DO NOT USE MDL Electric Cooling & Heating. UPDATE regarding not providing an invoice: Under the Consumer Fraud Act (N.J.S.A. 56:8), any home improvement contractor--including HVAC technicians, plumbers, and electricians--must be registered with the state and follow contractual disclosure rules, including providing an invoice when requested by the customer or if the project is $500 or more, or if the work requires a license.

I highly recommend MDL they fixed a complicated electrical problem with my wall unit air…read moreconditioners. Polite, caring knowledgeable. A plus plus service.

I highly recommend Michael and his company for your HVAC needs. He is reliable, friendly,…read moreefficient and highly competent. He has excellent work ethic. He cleaned up when he was done and put everything back in its place for me, and made sure all was running smoothly before he shook my hand and left. 5 stars indeed!!

Andrew is proficient and worked very efficiently. He quickly troubleshooted my HVAC system,…read moreidentified the problem and corrected it. He came prepared with the necessary equipment and answered all of my questions. Will definitely call on him again.

Use this guy for your heating needs, especially HVAC (which means furnace)!…read more As a property manager, I've gone through so many heating contractors over the years. And these days, they are so goddamn expensive. If you're sick of those high bills, call this guy. This is his direct number. (973) 332-8805. He'll charge a fraction of the heating contractors out there. I'm not kidding. For example, a typical heating contractor might charge $800 including parts. Andrew's bill might come out to $250. Yes, it's that much cheaper. Furthermore, Andrew is honest. He's still young but he'll bend over backward to make sure he gets it right.