Important note: This company was bought by Dunrite Heating and Air. Please read their reviews…read morebefore calling this company. Sadly, the owner of Nick's passed away and this company is now owned by Dunrite. I called that company based on the reviews of Nick's Air Services, but their services has definitely NOT been the same as mentioned on this profile. In summary, this company is expensive, can make improper recommendations, and the office is very difficult to get anyone to call you back. I absolutely would not use them again in the future and - had I read their Yelp profile for Dunrite Heating & Cooling - would never have called them in the first place. My experience: My air conditioning due to leaked refrigerant due to another HVAC technician not correct. Nick's/Dunrite came out during the same day and quickly identified the problem. There was a leak on the schrader valve. They got us back to running - for nearly $200/per pound of refrigerant. 5 lbs = about $1,000. Wow, but we had no choice as my original installer was not available. Our unit has not been keeping up with the 90s for the past two months and the technician recommended 3 different options. I chose 2 of the 3 options: a larger return air duct AND repairing the plenum. I was anxious to get the work scheduled and it took me hounding them to get them to schedule the work. Communicating with this office was very painful. I would never get calls back and would just get a text message indicating when they had scheduled the appointment. Their front desk support was exceedingly helpful but not empowered to do anything besides schedule appointments and pass along info. I finally had the appointment and the technician went to the wrong address. I got a call from them saying they had been at my house and then they proceeded to the next job. I spoke to them and learned they were at the wrong house, but could not turn around to go back to my house. I had to wait until the following week to get the appointment rescheduled. What a disaster. It got worse. The work was finally done - the return air duct and the plenum. I waited a couple of days, but there was NO change in the air conditioning. I called them back again and they scheduled another technician to come out. The second technician came out, a more senior technician, who confirmed that the unit was undersized and "working as it was designed" to cool at 75-76. I don't know a single person who is comfortable with 75-76 in the house when the outside is in the 90s. I called customer service again. When I finally got someone, I got a call from William, who is their most senior technician (an older guys in his late-50s probably). He came out with the original technical and instructed him how to properly do a heat load calculation. They determined indeed the unit is undersized and I needed a 3 ton. I called back the customer service asking for a refund to the work. I've called at least 3-4 times, each time speaking with a very nice person. However, I've still not been called back. What a disaster. I've finally had to resort to filing a complaint with my credit card and disputing it through them. It's unfortunate and I didn't want to have to do this, but - when no one will call you back - it's very very hard to trust this company to make things right.

WARNING: This company was bought by Dunrite Heating and Air. Please read their reviews before…read morecalling this company.  I had a terrible experience with this company and was eventually forced to file a credit card dispute because I was charged for services that never got started. So the problem I wanted to get addressed was that the exhaust pipe from my attic furnace was collecting condensation and causing a leak. 1. Initial Visit: A technician came out to diagnose the issue. He said that the pipe had to be replaced due to rust and the cap had to be added to the roof end of the pipe because it was completely missing. He charged me $3000 for replacing two sets of pipes. I thought it was expensive but went through with the transaction because of the high reviews on yelp. 2. Failed Service: On the scheduled date, technicians arrived but refused to replace the pipe because my roof was "too steep." I was told they would reschedule with a crew equipped and willing to work on steep roofs. 3. No Follow-Up: The company never rescheduled this service. I tried calling them multiple times but the only response I got was that they would call me back. (the customer service rep was kind and responsive) Do not use this company if you want reliable service or basic communication.

We were delighted with this company. Our AC stopped coming on last evening and was giving us an…read moreunrecognizable error code. We put in a request through Yelp and 5 Star HVAC was the first to respond. The very professional and pleasant technician, Rick, was at our door less than an hour later. The problem was solved within 90 minutes of the initial request - and at a very reasonable price. What a great experience! We now consider 5 Star to be our chosen HVAC company.

I sent out a quote request on Yelp that went to 5 HVAC companies; I thought I knew the issue and…read morewanted to know the repair cost if my diagnosis was correct...a way to get an apples to apples evaluation of each. I had 4 other generic responses who just wanted to get me scheduled and wouldn't tell me a price. 5 Star are the only ones who actually answered the question I asked. I thought the price they quoted for the job sounded very reasonable, though in the end I was feeling ambitious and found myself with a lot of free time, so I decided to do it myself. But, I appreciated their promptness and communication and will for sure check with them on harder stuff when it comes up.

KUDOS to Advanced Texas Air Conditioning. Bruce Moore and his team replaced two HVAC units for our…read moretwo story home. He and his team are honest and respectful of the homeowner's property. He has a solid knowledge of the newest HVAC systems and explained options with pros and cons. He and his team arrived on time and stayed on task. Bruce returns calls promptly and is positively engaged. Before the contract negotiations ever started he presented a copy of his TEXAS MASTERS HVAC credentials and a copy of his TEXAS LIABILITY INSURANCE. His level of service and high standards on our installation are definitely appreciated!

Great response, showed up on time and took their time doing the repair correctly…read more Best firm I have used They are my new go to AC firm. You cannot go wrong with these guys.

I came home Friday Afternoon (10APR26) to find a puddle forming in my garage. My water heater of…read moreover 16 years had finally given out. To Rescue Air's credit, they had been warning us each time they came out for HVAC Filter rotations. Thankfully, Rescue Air's ace plumbing expert Mr. Phillip Blystone was dispatched to my home to assess the situation. Within minutes he identified the issue and immediately started to work out a plan and arrangement my family could manage to cover the expense of the Water Heater replacement: the source of the leaking problem. Rescue Air has a very long history of working with my family since we've been in this home (2016), so that level of service is a given these days. But that's not the complete reason for the 5-Star rating. The next day, now with a working heater, my wife and I discovered that a leak was still present in the Garage. Upon calling Rescue Air to let them know what was going on, Mr. Blystone responded swiftly to our location to triage the leak. Using both his advanced equipment and intuition, he found that in spite of the solid repair and replace he and his team performed of the water heater, a leak was sadly missed during the initial assessment. Most other business would likely have tacked on a "not-our-problem" sort of response to this. However, Mr. Blystone and by extension Rescue Air are not your normal type of company. With careful consideration of the economic circumstance of the recent repair & purchase, balancing years of customer loyalty and being a genuinely saint, Mr. Blystone proceeded to isolate and resolve the leak (a small puncture hole in the T-pipe hot-water line leading from the heater) pro-gratis. Completely unexpected, but definitely much appreciated! It goes without saying it would be extremely foolish for my family to consider doing business with anyone else in the Dallas Metro given Rescue Air's track record with our family. The value lost would be far too great. While I hope to not need their services as often as recently, I definitely look forward to working with them and Mr. Blystone should the need arise again.

I believe the other negative reviews to be spot-on. Be very, very careful with this company…read more They came in to give an estimate for one repair, but that turned into a big, scary report of all the issues, pointing strongly at a completely new system. Ok. They had photos. Their explainations sounded reasonable, especially when coupled with the photos they quickly flashed through on their tiny phone. So, I told them that we would likely move forward, but I require two things - a copy of all of those photos, and two estimates, one for what they wanted to sell me, and a separate itemized repair list. I got two estimates - one for the original they were pushing, and another for something MORE expensive. No itemized list of repairs. No photos. When I reached out in email, they wanted a phone call. There is almost always a good reason for not wanting to leave a record via email. But, $15,000-ish for a new 5 ton unit, with no new duct work... yeah, you'd better *really* back that up. They could not (would not?) I now have to suspect that thier photos were doctored in some way, maybe even not all of my unit. Who knows? Who looks inside, like that? And, I suspect their reason for not sending me copies of those were dubious. They also pressured the sale claiming that "prices go up next week for Summer." Sha. Ok. This was in March. Good luck with these tactics. Not for me. If you want to give them enough rope to hang themselves to find out for yourself, just act ignorant and as excited for a new unit as they suddenly are to sell you on it. You'll see. It'll cost you $120 for the scammy diagnosis, though.

Got opinions from 2 companies... Levy & Son and AllCare…read more Levys rec was a whole new HVAC to replace a 10 yr old unit?!? He even brought along his Sales Guy who priced replacements in the $14k range. What? Ben at AllCare spent an hour diagnosing the issue, did not charge a service fee and concluded the issue with certainty was a new Thermostat - he even priced out ...with install... low ($150) and high dollar (nest-like...$800) replacement options. Also confirmed the unit was no where near it he rn

Requested a diagnosis for unit running in auxiliary heat for too long. Tech showed up on time and…read morewas very informative of possible issues. After inspecting unit, rather than trying to sell me something I didn't need he determined it was a simple setting on the thermostat that the other AC company installer failed to program. Will use All Care from now on out!

David and Nita are the BEST. If you want a great company for your AC/Heating needs, use them. The…read morehave an excellent workmanship warranty that they stand behind. I will not use anyone else, very Happy.

An honest man, like service people used to be. Fixed some items that my long time a/c service…read morecompany didn't do, gave me tips on how to extend the life of my units, didn't charge much at all. I wish I had known about him years ago.

Great experience! They came to us the next morning, and they got us back up and running within a…read morecouple of hours. Thank you!

Value of the service was very good. Responsiveness was very quick and attentive. Issue was solved…read morevery quick and it was explained to me which was informative. Other companies have not compared to Swan Pros! Highly recommended, will definitely use them again.

The only good part of their service call was that they showed up in 3 hours. After that downhill…read more Their strategy was to try and sell me a new unit. They pump up the estimate and try and convince you that maybe you shouldn't invest in the older unit. This wasn't a difficult issue, bad outdoor fan motor. Told me the unit was so old they might not be able to get a replacement (that was false). Then it was, we can get it but it costs $800 (also false) and add labor and maybe a new blade. Seemed outrageous for a pretty simple motor. Told them I had to think about it. Tech said had to charge me for the diagnostic call but if I would authorize the repair right now he would waive the fee. I said no thanks. Went inside and found I could get the motor delivered to me for less than $300 delivered. Found another company that repaired it for less than 1/2 that had been quoted to me.

After spending $20k last summer on a unit, I have a leak from one duct to the unit, which has…read morecaused ceiling damage. They said they couldn't come out for 3 days to add bondo to the unit, plus they wanted to charge me $90. I'm sorry, but treat your customers better and do your job. No ceiling damage is covered for faulty installation, i guess I understand that, but don't charge me for a 5 minute fix.