Tony was very knowledgeable, and punctual. My new HVAC system looks and runs great. Highly…read morerecommended Wolf & Sons.

From the owner: As one of the premier heating & cooling companies in St. Louis Metro East, Wolf & Sons Heating &…read moreCooling has dedicated our business to serving our customers with the utmost quality in HVAC services for both residential and commercial entities alike. We strive to build out a culture within our team that delivers the kind of experience you deserve when working with a service provider. The qualities that are most important to you, are most important to us - convenience, trustworthiness, good value, impeccable quality, and our willingness to stand behind our successes and learn from our mistakes. We invite you to explore our site, see what customers say, and give us a call.

Smiley's totally saved us today as well when our AC went down (it's 90+ today and supposed to get…read more100 next week). I had trouble with Spengler's this past winter wanting to sell me a new furnace when a simple repair was all that was needed, and then on top of it seriously overcharging for replacing a $28 dollar part (I know cause they left the box and I looked it up online, I'm actually pretty ashamed at myself for paying as much as I did and not calling someone else first). I wish I would have known about Smiley's then. Jim and Seth were super nice, taught me how to do my own maintenance, replaced the dead capacitor, and cleaned the unit up. The fee was extremely reasonable and I am extremely happy Jim was recommended to me by a colleague at work. I will do the same recommending anytime in the future.

Smiley's totally saved us. Our furnace went out during the Arctic blast that brought the coldest…read moretemps in 25 years. The first company we called said the pipes were frozen and that it was the wrong kind of furnace to be in that space. They wouldn't replace the pipes and keep the still working furnace but would only replace the furnace at a cost of $3750. We then called Smiley's at the recommendation of a friend and they came and were more than willing to replace the frozen pipes and wrap all existing pipes in warming tape. Cost to get furnace up and running: $225. Why buy a new furnace when the old one works just fine? Thanks Smiley's.

Very good explained what I needed And how to get it done…read more Just get my finances together and call him back to fix the job can't wait to get it done

Bradd from Tiger came out to our home to look into an issue we were having with a gutter drainage…read morepipe. I was able to easily schedule an appointment using Tiger's website, and they were able to come out to investigate our issue in less than 2 days. Bradd was extremely friendly and helpful, listening to all of my concerns, and let me know my options for a solution. This was my first time calling Tiger, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone!!

Called three different places as my HVAC shut down, left a message with all three, HCS had a call…read moreservice. With in 45 minutes they called me. The other two have yet to return my call. 30 minutes later at my door total cost repair was $200 took an hour, $120 to show up. When he got it running he then inspected the system for a cause, fixed that as well. He answered my question. Offered to cut the cost if I paid cash. I had cash so I paid it. Very good service you pay for what you get. HCS fixed my HVAC same day I called.

The response time that I received during a furnace breakdown on a Saturday (considered an Emergency…read moreCall) was second to none. However, if this happens to you, be prepared to pay premium dollar for the service. It was $120.00 just to show up, whether it be 5 minutes or 60. Any time-charge beyond the first hour will also be formulated at $120.00/hr. In my case, one issue was the replacement of an Automatic Condensate Removal Pump. I was charged $120.00 for the pump and an additional $20.00 for the removal and replace. After the job was completed and the technician was on his way, I decided to do a little price comparing of the pump, on the internet. I soon realized that the average cost of the same pump was priced out at around $40.00 at most of the big-box stores. It's bad enough to pay an extreme, high dollar rate for the service, but to get hosed on the cost of the pump...Well, as the old proverb goes, "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice..." Anyway, you get my drift. Consumer beware.

Great heating and cooling company! For all your heating and air conditioning needs, call Greg's…read moreService Inc. Heating & Cooling! 618-345-5921

From the owner: In business for over 30 years, can accommodate all your heating and air conditioning needs.read more