Jon is reliable and the quality of his work is exceptional. He has helped us numerous times…read moreincluding replacing and rebuilding our boiler so it now looks like a piece of art. His attention to detail is second to none.

We have worked with Jon at HCMS since 2021 and he has just this week finished further work on our…read morein-floor radiant heating system at our house in Breckenridge. He operates very professionally and provides good detailed information in his estimates and job reports. His style is to give it to you straight, which we appreciate, and he keeps with the schedules he provides you. We are glad to recommend him for any HVAC project.

We are so happy that All American Heating services our neighborhood. It is very difficult to find…read moretimely and reliable HVAC service in rural mountain areas, which is weird because heating is so important at 10,000 feet. We have needed them, and they have been there for us! They fixed our leaking water heater last summer and our furnace this December. Our furnace was an emergency, and they came out at 10 PM in the evening to make sure we had heat through the night!

I requested a simple furnace check because the house we are in has not had one for several years…read more They showed up on time. Two young men showed up, one of them was a complete trainee and did nothing. They were here for about an hour and I had several questions about the air blowing noise the furnace was making. The lead gentleman turned to me and said if you ask anymore we'll have to start charging you for additional hours because of all the questions. I asked them about a condensation drain system and they strongly recommended a small handsized plastic tube filter to prevent sulfuric acid from forming and eating up my lines and ruining my septic tank which they have heard about a lot. I asked if he had ever witnessed that and he said no. He presented me with a cheap plastic condensation filter and said our septic system probably wouldn't last without it. It costs $300 for an 8-in plastic tube with beads in it. I did some research online afterwards and found it is not needed and the filtration tubes run anywhere from $30 to $90 on Amazon. I learned online that the acidity from condensation is about a five on the pH scale which is slightly acetic, and normal drainage from a household is slightly alkaline at about a level of 9, so it balances out when it hits the septic system. The amount of acidity that would hit the system anyways is about the same as a fart, very minimal. It's a $90 part and a $210 installation fee!! The part simply glues in- line in the middle of a plastic 1/2-in PVC pipe which would take me 5 minutes. After loudly verbally referencing a red wire and a blue wire, and the wiring diagram (they sounded like this heater was unfamiliar), my wife asked what they were doing. He raised his voice and said "We know what we're doing!". She asked about his certification and the trainee mentioned he was an apprentice and has never done this before, and the lead gentleman shouted that he's been doing it for 2 years and has been to the Rheem training school. We asked him what is included in the inspection and he started rattling off every single part of a furnace in an arrogant manner for about a full minute. I nearly kicked him out of the house at that point. He really was a belligerent, loud and arrogant jerk. He charged $200 but tried to push a 6-month inspection for $295 and I said no, absolutely no. I never received a receipt, a work completed report or any specifications on my furnace, it's pressure or performance. They said the loud noise I was experiencing was normal. I made a big mistake going with this company and will not use them again.

Ridgeline has done a lot of work for us in the last several years, and they've been great to…read morecontract with every time! We stated working with them when they replaced our previous boiler and hot water tank. Andy (the owner) did phenomenal work on this, and our new system has worked perfectly for years now. Additionally, they've fixed a handful of plumbing problems, again without issue. Most recently, they installed wifi thermostats for us on common makers, a tricky install that allows old two-wire systems to host powered digital thermostats. The new thermostats were buggy and kept shorting out, but Andy and his team were tireless in their efforts to troubleshoot the problem multiple times until they identified the problem and found a solution, all while honoring their original installation at no extra charge. Their rates are also reasonable and fair. I can't recommend Ridgeline Mechanical enough.

Did a great job with a leak in our in floor heating system. Quick response. Excellent work.read more

Really appreciated Josh taking the time to help me diagnose issues with my radiant heat and the…read morequick turnaround time to replace the faulty parts.

Josh at Tech-One is probably the best mechanical contractor in Summit County. Had an issue with my…read morerather complicated radiant floor heating system. He responded in minutes, told me what to do to get it running, and was at my house the next day. He figured out right away what was wrong, changed out the necessary zone valves, and got my system working better than ever. I monitor my usage with an app and noticed that my utility usage dropped right away after Josh fixed it. Radiant floor heating systems are complicated. Don't just trust them to anyone. Josh is an expert at these systems. Outstanding service, follow up, experience, professionalism, and value!!

Ed and his crew are wonderful. Ed understood the project (a new build), listened and made…read moresuggestions (implemented). His bid was very fair. He did the work timely, communicated well and appreciated a taller than normal crawl space to work in. When Park County required a propane fireplace, no problem. Ed was there and did the required work. State Plumbing rough in, passed. County fireplace mechanical rough in passed. Final inspections delayed due to building contractor fraud and substandard work. All around, my experience with South Park Mechanical has been exceptionally good. I definitely recommend him and will turn to him for future needs.

From the owner: At South Park Mechanical we will go above and beyond to best serve you and all of your homes…read moreplumbing and hydronic heating system needs! From new contruction to new water heaters and boilers. With a focus on keeping good communication with the customer and top tier work. Contact us for any job big or small. Serving Summit, Chaffee, Park, Teller, and Fremont counties and other central Colorado communities.

My experience has been very good. Bob is a good guy, shows up when he says he will and fixes the…read moreproblem. I'd recommend him.

When we purchased our little place in Salida Co we knew that someday we would add a wood stove…read more After comparison shopping, we decided to purchase from Cottonwood Creek Heating in Buena Vista. It was the right choice! We visited the showroom in BV and Bob, the owner, came to Salida to see our home before giving us an estimate. He recommended we upgrade from the smaller model that we were considering. We took his advice and we are so glad we did. Our JoTul F3 wood stove is the perfect fit and style. Bob and his son Zack did the install. They were prompt, courteous and efficient. The price was fair, and we are confident that they will be there to answer our questions, or provide service, in the years to come. We found Cottonwood Creek to be a reliable, professional company. Learn more about them, and the products they carry, at http://cottonwoodcreekheating.com Cottonwood Creek Heating is a locally owned, family business which we are happy to recommend.

Mark came out same day and fixed our main water leak to sprinkler system. Grateful he was able to…read morecome right away, and was a very nice person and importantly he fixed our problem.

The facts are clear: 1. IPC Plumbing did not complete the…read morecontracted scope of work. 2. There were numerous deficiencies in the work you purportedly completed. 3. You were provided multiple opportunities to cure those deficiencies and failed to do so. 4. The General Contractor was required to both complete unfinished work and repair IPC's defective work. 5. I possess a written statement from the General Contractor confirming the incomplete and faulty work. 6. The painting contractor witnessed these issues and is prepared to testify if necessary. 7. I have written communication from you stating the matter was resolved and the account closed. This occurred after I disputed $500 of a $6,000 invoice and after you threatened to file a Mechanics Lien unless funds were immediately released. 8. My credit card company conducted a full review of the documentation and permanently credited the disputed amount in my favor. Your threat of a Mechanics Lien was improper under the circumstances and appears to have been an intimidation tactic. Any attempt to now file a lien despite your written confirmation that the account was closed would be wrongful and vigorously contested. We are fully aware of our rights under Colorado law, including remedies available under C.R.C.P. 57 and 105. Should you proceed with filing a Mechanics Lien or otherwise continue this matter, we will respond through legal counsel without further notice. We consider this matter closed.

Horrible customer service and very rude. Did not complete the service requested and wanted to…read morecharge additional money for items not needed. Not worth the time. Use someone else. Manager needs to learn how to talk to people

Henry and his crew are the best! They always come out right away to me. My plumbing is not the best…read morewhere I live, and they have to unclog it through the roof drain. They also put a camera down it. The issue is a break and roots growing into it. They quoted a very reasonable price to get it fixed!! They are working with my landlord and trying to help us out the best that they can! Highly recommend them for renters or as a homeowner.

Spoke with Jason from EC on Monday about getting a tankless water heater installed. This is a…read morenon-trivial upgrade which I was roughly quote for $3200. Decent price as it requires different venting and other changes from a standard water heater. Now it is Wednesday, 50 minutes after the scheduled time. I just called Jason up and they had nothing on their calendar and no technician dispatched to my house. It's one thing to be late/get held up and give a courtesy call, but to verbally schedule something and simply not mark it down on a calendar? Yeah...I'll let someone more trustworthy work on dangerous gas appliances if they can't even figure out how calendars work.

This business is the worst. They did a big job for us replacing galvanized with pex a few years…read moreago - and it was so sloppy and unprofessional; they also damaged the drywall terribly. I checked on their business license with the city and they were delinquent in keeping it up. They certainly weren't journeymen or master plumbers. Another horrible thing is that they were on Home Advisor's list. I complained to Home Advisor and hopefully they took them off their list. Stay away from them!