Sometimes honesty isn't always the best policy!!…read more I told them my house had just been painted so they charged me extra to scrape off paint overspray. $600 to be exact!!! I assumed they did a good job and tipped the guys well. Then I noticed ALL the paint overspray was still there. And then I remembered that I never saw them use a ladder and I never saw either of them scraping any paint with a razor blade. My honesty did NOT pay off. So I wrote back to them explaining the situation (with some of the pics you see here) and they apologized and set up a "touch up" appointment. That's fine. I mean it's more time that I had to spend waiting for them except....THEY NEVER SHOWED UP! And when I called to ask where they were, they started backtracking. "How many windows are we talking about"? "Did the painters use masking tape?". I'm like "Of course they used masking tape and anyway...WHERE ARE YOU???" So that starts an email thread where they tell me that scraping paint off would take more time and that I would have to pay them more money. I ALREADY PAID YOU MORE MONEY TO SCRAPE THE PAINT OFF!!! $600 to be exact!!! They're now telling me that they didn't realize now much paint needed to be scraped off. Well, look for yourself. Does that look like something they should charge me MORE money for, or something they should have cleaned off in the first place. It's hard to take pictures of stuff on windows but I did my best. Save yourself the HASSLE and use a different company. These people don't know how to run a business, they don't keep their word, they don't show up and they just are not good peeps. EPILOGUE: Well, you can tell from his long, rambling response that he's lying. It's kinda like Walter White in Breaking Bad whenever he tried to lie. He just went on and on. But I know the truth. Had I not told them my house was just painted, I would have gotten the same service for less money. They used my honesty against me and that pisses me off. I'm old enough to remember a slogan that businesses of all kinds used to use. And it's a simple one: "The customer is always right" Not anymore. So what can you do? Fight back. Write an honest review. Demand your money back (In the end, the credit card company sided with me and I got a FULL refund) . Remember YOU have the power. You're not the little guy; You're the customer. And the customer is always right!

Great company to work with and sid a great job. From the request for a quote to scheduling it could…read morenot have been easier. Brooks was great friendly and professional.

Booked a window and gutter cleaning, which was quick and easy! Nick was very responsive and…read moreaccommodating with appointment times and also pricing was competitive. Anna came today and did such a detailed job with our windows (interior, exterior, track cleaning) and gutter, and was also very professional and friendly! We also did a walk through after and our windows and gutters are now nice and clean! Thanks Anna and Nick - would def recommend and book again as we had a good experience!

Nick's Window Cleaning Service did a great job cleaning the interior and exterior of my windows,…read morethe screens, and the window tracks.

Jeff and Stephie were great. They cleaned all our windows inside and out, cleaned our solar panels…read moreand fixed some window screens. All in one day and they did a great job. I highly recommend.

Has cleaned our solar panels for two years. Efficient service and always does a good job at a fair…read moreprice.

Review Update: After…read moremy initial review, Eric (the sales rep) and Matt (the owner) of Sunline personally reached out to me and was apologetic about the situation. They sent Travis out promptly, who is their electrician where he found that the issue was resolved by replacing a faulty 40-amp breaker that was intermittently providing the necessary voltage, even though measurements initially appear correct. While the breaker issue caused real inconvenience and unexpected costs on my end, the owner was responsive and showed willingness to smooth things over to work toward a resolution. I also want to highlight that the panel upgrade and solar/battery installation itself was clean and well done. The workmanship that Eddie, Manny, Christian and Jamie performed had overall met my expectations, and once the issue was identified, Sunline did step in to correct it. No project is perfect, but how a company responds when problems arise matters a lot. In this case, Sunline's owner and Eric was engaged, responsive, and made a sincere effort to make things right. As an engineer, and after witnessing the symptoms and corrective actions firsthand, I believe the breaker issue was likely a manufacturing defect, and it was unfortunate that it occurred during the holidays. That said, based on how Sunline handled the situation, the overall quality of their work, and the value they offer, I would recommend them and plan to continue using them for future needs.

I couldn't be happier with my experience at Sunline Heating and Air! Their team removed my old…read moreheating system and installed a brand new heat pump system, along with a smart thermostat. The entire process was smooth, professional and surprisingly fast. For the first time, I now have air conditioning in my condo, and I don't have to swelter in the summer heat. The new system works great, is easy to control from my phone, and has made a huge difference in my comfort. The installation crew was knowledgeable, courteous and left everything clean when the job was completed. In addition, the price was very competitive. In my opinion Sunline offered excellent value for the quality of work provided. If you're considering upgrading your HVAC system, I highly recommend Sunline Heating and Air. They offer outstanding service, great pricing with fantastic results.

Clean Clear Services SD did a great job with our partial roof wash and solar panel cleaning. We had…read morethe front 1,000 sq. ft. of the house washed, along with the solar panels on our two-story home, and the difference was incredible. The roof had noticeable staining from the palms and surrounding vegetation, and after the cleaning it made a huge difference in the overall appearance of the house, especially as you approach from the front. Everything looks much cleaner, brighter, and better maintained. The service was professional, the results were exactly what we were hoping for, and the improvement was very noticeable. I would definitely recommend Clean Clear Services SD for roof washing and solar panel cleaning.

Quick and efficient process from estimate to completion of service! I had to clean my roof in order…read moreto avoid insurance fees. Highly recommend them!

I was so pleased with Matthew's services and so happy to have clean windows again! Matthew worked…read morevery diligently and methodically in cleaning all of my windows and solar panels. I highly recommend Brilliant Window Cleaning and will definitely be using them again!

Great service, on time, guys started on the outside of home as I was running late and we added…read moresolar panels which was super convenient. Took about 3 hours to do 35 windows and 14 panels.

I would like to update my review because Action Air finally called me five days later. They said…read morethere had been a miscommunication between the technician and his manager. They refunded me $632 which was the difference between the five hours of labor at $250 an hour and what I was charged as a total which was $1882. Good for them for following up and doing the right thing.

About a year ago, I had a new heater installed along with new ductwork. Everything seemed fine…read moreuntil recently, when water got into the heater and damaged a controller part. That issue wasn't the company's fault. However, while the technician was here testing the heater, the power suddenly went out. We initially thought it was a breaker issue, but it wasn't. Even after checking and replacing breakers, the power still wouldn't come back on. Then, while we were standing at the heater, the power suddenly returned. Neither of us could figure out what was happening. After the technician finished and left, I had to call an electrician to investigate the wall outlets. The electrician found a loose wire inside a wire nut and replaced it. He told me the wire looked like it had been pulled or stepped on, which caused it to come loose. I haven't been in the attic in over a year, the only people up there were Action Air's technicians when they removed the old ductwork and installed the new ductwork. I reported this to Action Air and sent them photos of the wiring issue along with the invoice for the repair. Their response was: "Good morning Rick, Our management team has reviewed the photo and your invoice and have confirmed we will not be reimbursing you." The electrician's repair cost was $200. Instead of doing the right thing and working with me on a reasonable solution, this is how they chose to treat a customer. Their technicians were the only ones in the attic, and it's clear they inadvertently stepped on or pulled the wiring loose, an issue that could have caused a fire in my home. I guess a bad review is worth $200 to them. This is why I will never recommend or use Action Air again.

How much does cleaning solar panels improve their output?…read more I had my solar panels cleaned recently by @sudandsqueegie. I had them cleaned only a few months earlier by another company, but I recleaned them because two panels were producing lower output and looked obviously dirty. The other panels did not look like they needed cleaning. I was surprised to see that the cleaning improved the output of all the panels from an average of about 340 Wh per panel to about 540 Wh, an increase of about 58%! The first picture is a drone shot of the panels, showing the two panels that were obviously dirty. The first panel picture shows the output of all panels before cleaning, and the second panel picture shows the output after cleaning. The panel output measurements were taken within 1 hour of each other at around 1 pm. It was a partially overcast day, so the output is usually much greater. However, it shows the amount of improvement possible with simple cleaning of the panels, despite them not appearing obviously dirty to the naked eye. It turns out the two panels that looked obviously dirty had cracks in the glass surface, and most of the discoloration was dirt that had seeped underneath the glass coating and could not be removed by cleaning. Surprisingly, not only did the surface cleaning of the two "dirty panels" improve, but it also improved the other panels that did not look like they needed cleaning! The original company that did the cleaning used a brush on a long pole to drip deionized water onto the panels. @sudandsqueegee used a long pole with two rotating brushes, which seemed to be more effective. They were very efficient and professional in their work. I recommend them highly.

Hired Sud & Squeegee to power wash our roof and clean our solar panels. I was really happy with…read morethe results. Before and after pics showed how dirty my roof tiles were. They were on time, professional and courteous. Definitely recommend!