So, I left a review on Reed's website -- and wouldn't you know it, every single one is a sparkling…read more5 stars. Either they're performing HVAC miracles... or someone's got a heavy hand on the delete key. Here's my experience: I got home after a week of travel to find my AC completely off. I checked the basics -- thermostat battery, breakers, etc. -- but no luck. I called around, and Reed was the only company that had time to come out. At the time, I was relieved. Now... I have an idea why they had availability. The so-called technician arrived and diagnosed the issue as a bad coil -- said it needed replacing for $280. Not great, but I figured okay, let's get it fixed. Then he went out to inspect the outside unit, called me over, and showed me some exposed wires. "Actually," he says, "it's not the coil -- the short happened here." I thought, well, maybe that's a good thing -- wires have to be cheaper than a coil, right? Nope. "That'll be $280 to fix." Funny coincidence -- same exact price as the original issue. I raised an eyebrow and said, "You've got to be kidding me." suddenly, without hesitation $180. Impressive how fast that price dropped $100. So, I said, it's hot and I'll have air. I said sure, go ahead and fix the wires. Twenty minutes later, he's back with a plot twist: "Actually, the short damaged your air compressor and is shot. He begins to explain that the unit should be under warranty and if I knew the owners name that had it installed, I could get it fixed for about $2,200 if it's under warranty, $5,000+ if it's not." At that point, I felt like I was in an episode of HVAC: The Upsell Chronicles. Not entirely convinced, I brought in another company for a second opinion. Guess what? The only issue was the wiring. Compressor? Totally fine. They not only fixed the wiring but gave me a complete inspection all for the low price of $195. No drama, no doom, no five-grand surprises. Moral of the story: If you're in or around Vicksburg, MS and you're having electrical issues AC/Heater "DO NOT CALL REED" Call: Martin Air Conditioning & Elect. You will be glad you did. I hope this helps.

Our unit stopped working in the hottest time of the year. We were worried how long it would take to…read moreget someone here. I called Reed's not knowing much about them. A tech came out the same day we called, identified the problem (needed a new fan motor, I think. I'm not great at mechanics). This was late on Wednesday. By Thursday morning they had ordered the part which arrived Friday morning. They set a time for 3 pm. The tech called earlier today to ask if he could come before 3. Thrilled to have some AC back. Charged less than we were expecting. Asked If we wanted to sign up for a year's service contract, which seemed a little high until we saw all the discounts and perks, such as 20 percent off instead of the 10 percent fee that we've been offered other times from different companies; no extra fee for emergency calls; and several others that we had not typical seen when using other companies. The woman who answers the phone is very helpful, friendly, and polite; the owner really knows his stuff and will go through everything with you; and the tech was early, quick, and polite. This is the first review I've written in nearly a year. We're very happy with them.

I contacted Coleman's since I'm having issues with a recently installed, brand new water heater…read morepurchased from and installed by another company. Truthfully, I feel taken advantage of by that company, like they just wanted to make a sale, neglecting to properly inspect and diagnose my prior unit. The issues I was having previously have returned. I'm very frustrated and don't want to deal with them again. I should have known better when the responding tech took less than 5 minutes to mutter, "This heater is bad. This is not a good brand," despite my previous heater being only 4 years old. I contacted Coleman's A/C Heating & Appliance Repair seeking a professional who would listen carefully to the issues I'm describing and offer sound advice/solutions on how to proceed. I expected to hear back from Coleman's within a day or two. But my inquiry was responded to quickly. The technician was friendly, listened, and we discussed what could be done to get my hot water going again. It was suggested I contact the company that performed the install since I'm still under warranty. But it was such a negative experience with an inattentive, apathetic tech that I'd rather cut my losses and allow Coleman's to care for my unit. I will follow Coleman's advice. But at the first sign of indifference or rudeness by that other company, I'll call Coleman's out to fix my heater.

The Colemans installed a new heat pump for us this month. I chose them due to the excellent…read moreservice I had received in the past. They were very professional and the communication was excellent. The unit was installed quickly and works wonderfully well. Their estimate was below other businesses in the area and I felt that they, being a family owned business, were more invested in providing exemplary service. Which proved correct. They supplied some extras and explained operation and maintenance as well as the warranty. I highly recommend this business for anyone seeking trustworthy, reasonable, and professional service.

Done Right Heating and AC are incredible. Great work and honest advice. That's hard to find these…read moredays.

My tech was super friendly and coordinated with my tenant to get to my property promptly to inspect…read morethe AC leak. He was a very nice person. He appeared to do a cursory review, was on his phone laughing and chatting the while he was there (per my tenant) however his inspection did not find the source of the leak. I was told "the area is dry, nothing leaking here, and the drain pan is dry." The leak slowly continued as my tenant's AC was being used, which caused further damage to my ceiling. (see pic) The service call was not cheap, nor was the problem resolved. A subsequent company found the issue to be a blocked condensation line and they unclogged it. I really wanted a better outcome, but unfortunately, it's now costing me even more as the damage is worse.

King was classy from the get-go. He was quick to respond to my inquiry and called to confirm on…read morethe morning of our appointment. King arrived with Robert and Nathan in support. All were personable and knowledgeable. They tested and inspected our multi-zone system, educating me as they went. They gave an encouraging estimate to install AC into an outbuilding. They fixed the zone that was not cooling with a capacitor, all at a very fair price.

From the owner: We specialize in installations, renovations, and ductwork repairs. We have over 18 years of…read moreexperience. Call us now at 769-275-5004.

If I could give a zero star, I would. I will never use this company again. If you do make the…read moremistake of calling them, make sure the only person that you speak with is the technician. Never speak to a salesman, ever. Learned my lesson the hard way. I will be informing all I can before others have to learn the way I did. This company should be shut down.

Yeah if these guys show up with a salesman accompanying the supposed technician...then they are not…read morethere to investigate and repair anything. They are there to upsell you or get you onto their lifetime service installment plan. I had a deteriorated wire between the capacitor and the compressor causing the compressor to not fire correctly. of course these guys never looked deep enough to find it. They just came right in and wanted to sell me to a brand new system I just had to have because I'd "tariffs" and no more of some certain refrigerant, etc etc. wanting $16,000 dollars. Yes that sixteen thousand. Needless to say I ran them off (after paying the over $200) and got somebody I trust. He fount the defective wire, fixed it and I paid him $300.