I've had a/c issues since I moved into my home 9 years ago. I've spent thousands of dollars…read moreliterally replacing several parts on things to get the house to cool. Every the same issue would pop up and the guy would tell me the last guy did something wrong. By this point I'd gotten enough education around a/c issues that I decided I needed to just call someone completely new and see if he'll listen. Tommy listened and walked me through some things first to help. Then he got someone out to tell me what's going on. He was honest about everything before work started. Hit a snag later on but let me know not to worry he'd make sure we got air going. He did that and the price was fair and not a cent more then what he told me it would be. the house is finally cooling like it did when I bought it.

We used Competition A/C & Heat to replace a duct from our ac to our bedroom. I called them and they…read morescheduled a initial visit to fix as much as they could in an hour and evaluate from there. They then patched the hole and scheduled to come back a few days later and replaced the duct without issue for an affordable price. I had called three other companies and had them all over to evaluate and replace the duct and each company kept quoting me a whole new AC. I appreciate Competition because they saw the issue and fixed it, not trying to upsell or try to convince me my working AC is a dud. They are a family business, who do the work. I talked to Tommy to schedule, and then his sons came and completed the work. Thank you!

We had a mysterious electrical problem, half of our kitchen did not have power. My husband is…read morepretty handy but could not figure it out. Breihan electric sent a technician the same day. Walt the technician worked steadily and eventually found that there was a problem with one of our electical outlets. He fixed that problem and one other that came up while he was looking around. He showed us a problem outside with our electric service drop and guided us to PEC to get that taken care of. Overall it was a great experience.

They fixed me right up! They've been in business for decades and do things right! I highly…read morerecommend them.

I highly recommend Ivan! He did an excellent job and very knowledgeable and very helpful.read more

Ivan was super responsive and quick to schedule a visit to my house. He was friendly and polite. He…read morediagnosed and fixed my electrical issue incredibly quickly while explaining everything he did. Ivan will be my go to electrician from here on out. His pricing quote was up front and fair. Highly recommend.

Fast response for an appointment. Ty did an excellent job. Definitely recommend! Cost was…read morereasonable.

Thank you Apex,honest and responsive. I would 100% recommend them for any job and have absolute…read moreconfidence in there ability and in particular no attempt to over sell or have me do work that was not necessary! Steve was excellent to work with!

I had the misfortune of engaging this company to do several jobs for me. The first one, building a…read morenew pump house for my well, went smoothly and appears to be a decent job. Also, the flashing on my deck roof and a joint of gutter are holding up. That is the last of the projects I'm happy with. A window in my storage shed was leaking and JAG made an attempt at repair. Not only does the repair look bad, it still leaks. I had Jess reattach some soffit under an eave and it started falling back down almost immediately. They built a small deck in my backyard using (actually misusing) concrete deck blocks. As common sense or instructions would tell anyone with half a brain, the deck blocks should be level before you start building. That's Foundations 101 material! Instead, Jess & Co threw the blocks on top of the ground and proceeded to assemble the frame and apply decking. This left the surface unlevel, and they decided leveling was best done with unsightly shims. This is simply substandard work. Despite my qualms about the work done, I paid for all these tasks. Jess assured me he would take care of things. While trying to get him to do that, I contracted for one final job which consisted of digging a 30' trench to lay electrical cable, laying that cable and installing and connecting a circuit breaker. While the trench was dug, it was shallow and short of where I needed it to be. I wasn't insistent on National Electrical Code depth for the trench, but it was less than six inches deep! His justification? "A hand dug ditch is going to look less attractive than a machine. That is solid rock after 8 to 12 inches. Using a trencher would have upped your cost a bit more. I was just keeping it cost effective for you." He didn't bother to consult me about that "bit" of cost, and had earlier mentioned bringing in his "machine." Also, while the cable was laid and actually run into the breaker box, the box was not in any way sealed around the knockout. And while nothing was said to me about it, the breaker was never installed and the connection was obviously not made. I did not (and will not) pay for this "job" that ***I HAD TO FINISH!*** Despite a promising start, the overall quality of the work was far from acceptable. Excuses were as plentiful as the offers to come make things right that were always somehow delayed. Jess did manage to send his wife out for a check for the last job, though. They don't care at all about doing quality work, and certainly aren't concerned with customer satisfaction. If you're looking to get some repairs or new projects done, find a group of meth-heads with tools and you can have the experience I had with JAG Enterprises. If you're looking for honesty and integrity, look elsewhere.

Jesse Garcia and his team did a job for some clients of mine this past Saturday here in San Marcos…read more My clients wrote me a long text bragging on what a great job JAG enterprises did. They mentioned that they were on time, worked hard, and how they were such a blessing to them! This makes me so happy! Thank you so much, Jesse, Angela, and team for such a wonderful , professional job well done!