Colton air conditioning is the most honest and courteous company we've met in Las Vegas. Their…read moreprices are reasonable and their timeliness is impeccable. We got both our units replaced after our upstairs went out on us in the peak of summer time heat. They were quick and efficient. Any issues we've had they've been quick to respond and help us. Forget big name companies, go with a small locally owned company. It's worth it!

This guy is great! I called after 6pm as our air conditioning had just started to run hot. He…read moreanswered the phone right away and said he could be at my place in a little while. Very friendly and honest. Showed up and went to work. I have every confidence this guy is honest and only takes care of what you need! When I called I never expected it to be fixed so quickly! Anyway if you want someone honest give Dave a call. He won't try and up sell you and his pricing was very reasonable!! Honestly a great guy!

I just had a fantastic experience with Phap at Sooner air, formerly Mightly Oak Air. First off,…read morePhap answered the phone personally. This is always a good sign with any service person. You get to speak directly with the person who's coming to fix your AC. You already know this is not some giant organization that's modeled on constantly trying to upsell you on something. Phap arrived promptly the same day and was able to diagnose my issue( indoor AC blower fan was constantly running, would never turn off). He was able to resolve the issue quickly (fan relay switch was stuck) and then, (gasp) he didn't charge me anything! This made my day, as I was prepared for the worst. He gave me tips on what to do if the issue returns: I may need to have the control board replaced ultimately if it keeps happening. But he told me I can order the specific control board online from Amazon if I need him to replace it, as that will save me a significant amount of money compared to him getting it through his supply house. Thank you Phap. You have a loyal customer forever. As an aside, I saw in other reviews people wondered why Sooner Air was previously known as Mighty Oak Air as well as Win&Nguyen Heating and Air Conditioning. I asked Phap and he told me that in our Sun City Anthem magazine his services got listed under landscaping because of the name Mighty oak. He kept getting calls for landscaping instead of heating and air, so he changed the name to Win and Nguyen. But then people couldn't pronounce the name. So now he is Sooner Air.

I can't say enough good things about Phap and the team at Sooner Air. They recently completed a…read morefull AC replacement on my condo's hydronic HVAC system, and the entire experience was outstanding from start to finish. Phap handled every aspect of the project, including obtaining the permit, coordinating the work, and even arranging the drywall repair afterward. What impressed me most was that he was able to source and install the exact AC unit I requested, which wasn't an easy task. Communication was excellent throughout the process, the workmanship was top-notch, and everything was completed professionally and on schedule. It's rare to find a contractor who takes ownership of every detail and makes the entire project stress-free. If you're looking for an HVAC company that delivers exceptional service, quality work, and follows through on their commitments, I highly recommend Phap and Sooner Air.

I recently contacted Black Mountain Air to schedule a Spring 'tune up'. When I called Kyra happen…read moreto answer the phone; she was the tech that performed the previous Fall tune up. After chatting a little bit, we scheduled an appointment. Yannik was scheduled to come to my house to perform a Spring tune up. I received an automated booking verification via the email and phone number I had provided. I received an email and text informing me of the name of the tech along with a photo of him, and verification of appointment day and time frame. I received email and text reminders the night before and the morning of the scheduled appointment. Yannick was on time, personable, and professional. He answered questions I had and then performed the tune up service. Payment for services rendered was handled upon completion of the service using a credit card reader. He emailed me the invoice and receipts at the time of the transaction. Again, I'm very pleased with services rendered.

We have been using Black Mountain air for a couple of years now for our normal bi-annual…read moremaintenance. Our old AC unit was 18 years old and we decided to replace it with a new unit. Black Mountain air gave us five options, and we chose the Trane 2-stage. The techs showed up on time. They were very professional and friendly. They cleaned up inside and out, and went over the unit and new thermostat with me. The whole process was painless and issue free. We definitely recommend Black Mountain air fear AC needs.

It is so hard to find a local business you can actually trust these days, which is why I highly…read morerecommend The Heating & Cooling Company! Brandon provided an absolutely flawless experience from start to finish. He was incredibly thorough with his check, and his notes were clear and easy to understand. Best of all, he didn't try to upsell me on anything I didn't need. Brandon was prompt, courteous, professional, and very reasonably priced. I couldn't be happier with the service.

I can't say enough great things about Brandon and this company!! If I could give 10 stars I would…read more Brandon has helped me keep my geriatric unit alive for many years. He is trustworthy and kind, always on time and extremely knowledgeable. He braves getting on my crazy roof and is always there for me in a pinch. I've worked with other companies in the past and none of them compare to THCC. They either send someone who just wants to upgrade me to things I don't need, a mansplainer, or they send a very young person just getting started who doesn't know anything and has to call the boss for everything. I now own and manage a few homes around Vegas and Brandon services all of them. I wouldn't trust anyone else. For replacing an entire unit, the price was totally fair and reasonable. This is a very small family business and I'm happy to support them and you should too! With Brandon you'll get someone who really cares about you and your family.

Can't say enough about this company. Brent the owner was great. We had 7 estimates and he was the…read moreonly one that offered 10year warranty on labor!! "We had a fantastic experience with this A/C company from start to finish. The team was professional, punctual, and extremely knowledgeable. They explained everything clearly, helped us choose the best system for our home, and the installation was smooth and efficient. They left everything clean and made sure we were comfortable using the new system before they left. You can tell they really take pride in their work--highly recommend!"

LinAir was great, they didn't try to upsell us, they were honest and got the job done right. the…read moretechs were friendly and knowledgeable. We were having issues with our unit, and they came in and explained what was wrong with that unit (some of it was installation errors and some was that we were sold a faulty unit), and told us what our options were and we felt heard and taken care of. would definitely recommend.

WOW! My ac was not reaching the whole house so I called NICK at ELITE, and within the hour JESSE…read morewas at the door. With a simple $40 adjustment I was feeling cool air everywhere. If I could give 5000 stars I would. This is the only AC plumbing company you will ever need. Thank you Elite for taking care of the problem in one visit, one afternoon. Don't waste your money on any other company, we can't beat the heat here in the valley, but we can't manage it

On March 13, 2025, Elite Heating & AC installed a new 5-ton HVAC unit on our roof. They also did…read moresome duct work for a total of $11.2K. That same day, they emailed proof of product registration with the manufacturer to us. The registration was necessary to start the 10-year warranty and showed the model and serial number. August 14, 2025, we called Elite to let them know the new AC was no longer blowing cold air. They came out and said the coil and some other component needed to be replaced. This was very surprising for a 5-month-old HVAC unit. So, we waited for Elite to come back and replace the defective parts. After waiting a few days, we had to call Elite to ask when they were planning on getting the AC up and running. They said they were waiting for parts and would get back to us once they arrived. Two weeks later, we still hadn't heard from them, so we called again. We were told they had to check with the technician to see what was going on and would call back. Another 2 weeks went by, and no word from Elite, so we called again. This time we were told the parts arrived damaged and were bow placed on back order. We were surprised no one at Elite bothered to give us this update. When we spoke with the "service manager," he said he would look into everything and call us back on Monday. Monday came and went with no word from him. We called them again and again and were given the same run around each time. "We need to check with the manufacturer, or check with the technician, etc., and get back to you. We called again, and they said since the parts are taking so long, we've decided to replace the defective HVAC unit completely. September 30, 2025, Elite came out and replaced the HVAC unit with a "new" unit. This time, we did not receive any proof of product registration. We did not know the model and serial number of the new unit they put on our roof, so, as it stands, it looks like we no longer have a 10-year warranty. Tired of their games and bad customer service, we filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, which was what finally prompted them to come out and replace the unit. We asked for the proof of registration, and they said we needed to call them with any questions. We didn't have any questions. We were waiting for the product registration so we could be assured our new HVAC is under the promised 10-year warranty. This needs to be emailed to us and cannot be accomplished over the phone. To this day, Elite Heating & Air Conditioning has refused to send any documentation of our "new" HVAC unit. We have no model number, serial number, proof of product registration, or warranty. We were without AC for over 6 weeks during the summer, which prevented us from listing the home for sale or from being able to rent it. Either way, Elite has cost us a lot of money and grief. Flash forward to 7/30/2026. This house was sold and the buyers just informed us the AC has quit working. I called Elite to transfer the warranty to the new owners and they refused. Beware! They are total scam artists!

Used them a few years ago, came and fixed dryer! Thank you guys so much for your help!!!read more

We had Alex come and install a new pump for our washer today. We had an appointment for today but…read morehe even reached out Wednesday to see if we needed him sooner (which was SO kind). Not only did he finish the job quickly but he was so helpful for a couple questions I had otherwise! Thank you so much for a job well done and at the lowest price quoted! We will definitely be using your company again.

I have used Sahara Air Conditioning for about 15 years--including the replacement of my air…read moreconditioning unit and all the old duct work. Their service was impeccable. They prepared my home so as not to track dirt throughout the house and cleaned up after themselves--vacuumed! The new system is so energy efficient, my monthly power bill decreased by almost $50 per month. Brenda in Customer Service always seems to find a way for me to get service quickly. They are fortunate to have the staff that they have--honest, reliable and respectful of my home. I would not go anywhere else. Respectfully, June W.

I had an interesting attempt at doing business with Sahara AC & Heating. I got so far as giving a…read moredeposit and setting a temporary installation date for a humidification system. Having owned a system before, I knew what I wanted, I did my due diligence, and I was prepared with knowledge and experience. The technician, Lucio, informed me that what I wanted was being phased out and that it could become difficult to get parts. Although I found nothing about this online, I was grateful for the information and took the expert's suggestion to consider another model. All was going well - no problem, otherwise I wouldn't have given a deposit, and Sahara wouldn't have accepted my deposit and set a temporary installation date. Sahara sent me the agreement, I signed it and asked that they sign it and send me a copy. They didn't; instead, they signed the deposit verification line, for which I had already received a receipt, so no signature required. This made me curious and I began to wonder if I'm doing business with a reputable company. I asked myself why a company would not sign their own agreement. Still, I asked again for a signed agreement, thinking it can't be possible that Sahara wouldn't sign their own agreement. I asked three times for a signed agreement and even explained that a valid agreement requires the signatures of all parties; it also helps to make the agreement enforceable. Made me wonder if they don't want an enforceable agreement or if they want an agreement that could be difficult to enforce. In any case, the bottom line is, why not sign your own agreement? Minutes after emailing my third request for a signed agreement, I received an alert from my bank that Sahara credited my account the amount of my deposit. There was no phone call, no conversation, nothing from Sahara, so I reached out to them asking what the credit was for. Sahara owner, Blake Ballard, phoned to tell me he didn't want to do business with me, citing something along the lines of 'things not being right from the start'. I have no idea what he was referring to. If things weren't right from the start, which was only two days ago, how did we get to the point of a deposit, a temporary installation date and multiple email exchanges regarding Sahara not signing their agreement - all in two days? Was the work outside the scope of their experience or expertise? Do they prefer not to have informed customers? Why not sign the agreement? From my perspective, the only thing that wasn't 'right' was Sahara not signing the agreement, as is evidenced in the emails included in this post. It's all very strange and unprofessional, IMO. I think I may have dodged a bullet here, so I'm grateful that they didn't sign the agreement. An aside: Blake Ballard's son, Matt Ballard, owns Sunrise Service Cooling, Heating, & Plumbing, who I also invited out for an estimate (I was unaware of the relationship). Matt told me that his father owns Sahara Air. Blake informed me that Matt had told him that he also gave me an estimate. Weird? Given some of the comments made, one might get the impression that there was bad blood between father and son, but perhaps not, since they discussed me with each other. So weird. Caveat emptor! Get a signed agreement. Response to owner's response: That's an interesting angle. They didn't mention that on the phone minutes after the third time they ignored my request for a signature on the agreement. Only after I publicly exposed that they didn't sign their agreement did they come up with that angle, but they get kudos for the CYA effort.