I got a prompt response to my request with a quote for diagnostic, which would be waived if I…read moreproceeded with the repair. They do provide the service requested and gave me a link to make an appointment. We'll see how things go in a couple of days. The repair man, Alex, was prompt and identified the problem - two problems, actually. He was able to get the dryer running again, better than it had been. Reasonable price

Had them come look at an Samsung induction that suddenly stopped working. The error code indicated…read morethat there was something wrong with the control board. No issues with the technician would did spend a bit of time taking the oven apart. He tested the control board and said it was the issue, collected my service fee, then an hour later sent an estimate for more than the price I paid for the oven two years ago. I can look at the part online and they are wanting to charge double, plus $500 for roughly the same labor that they just spent doing for a $65 service fee. So while they were quick to respond and nice enough... I'm still up a creek with less money and more wasted time.

Mr. Duct sent Miguel out to clean our ducts. He did a great job. For those looking at duct cleaning…read moreservices, you should look for National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) certified shops. You should also shop around because some places offer bonus services that you may or may not need, or may even be hazardous to the occupants of the home, like sealants or chemicals. Check the EPA page on "Should You Have the Air Ducts in Your Home Cleaned?" for a thorough treatment of the topic, though note that it's much less enthusiastic about duct cleaning than people's subjective experiences, especially people with allergies or sensitivities, or if you've just done a remodel. I'd refer to "Is it worth it to get your air ducts cleaned?" on r/homeowners and "Is air duct cleaning a scam?" on r/hvacadvice. With that out of the way, Miguel cleaned our ducts quite thoroughly. He inserted the vacuum to the air handling unit. This would provide the negative pressure to ensure most of the dust and debris would go to the vacuum. Then he use a air compressor to knock loose the dust at each register and as far into the ventilation as he could push the nozzle. My registers unfortunately went up towards the attic, so dust was guaranteed to get knocked loose into the room, so we had to vacuum. This would have gone smoother if Mr. Duct had sent a partner with Miguel. Miguel was also very helpful in airdropping the photos of the ducts to my phone, which was important because we were trying to identify what might be triggering allergic reactions. For roughly $300, it was very reasonable. I would recommend Mr. Duct to those who need duct cleaning services.

I recommend this company, they were able to fit me in the same day service at a great price! The…read moregentleman that did my air ducks and dryer vent was okay, a little bit careless and worked rushed. I wish he would've been more careful and taken his time he would have better work quality. He broke my ring holder while moving furniture around (I got credited back) and left residue of the dust behind. Price was good, I would hire them again but not have the same gentleman do the project.

Jason did high quality work at a very competitive price when he did maintenance on my heating unit…read moreand humidifier. Good honest work at a good price. What more could I ask for?

My water heater went out. The company that "diagnosed" the problem charged me $99 and said that…read morethis did not include the cost to replace it. The company then quoted me $2200 as the cost to replace it and reiterated that this did not include the $99 that they already charged me. So yes, had I gone with that company, it would have cost me $2300. Armed with this information, I posted pictures and exactly what the "diagnosis" said and asked for emailed quotes...to be clear I said EMAIL only. I then got no less than 10 phone calls saying "please give us a call so we can talk about your situation. Some called more than once. Lakeland Heating and Cooling (Jason) was nothing like that... $1270 flat rate to replace the water heater. Yes, thats how he replied in his email.. as I requested. He came in.. with the water heater... replaced it... and went on his way. Other companies, that followed directions, also came in higher than $2000. I am EXTREMELY satisfied with Jason and Lakeland! High Quality, Tremendous VALUE

Really high quality service. Well trained professionals that do a great job assessing your issues…read morefor a fair price. Highly recommended!

Very responsive and great service. Saved the day for us by coming out Christmas Eve. Thank you…read moreNext Generation Heating and Cooling. Christmas is saved.

Beck's is simply the best central air conditioning company around -- total competence and integrity…read moreand customer orientation. The central air in my condo failed in mid -June, diagnosed as attributable to a leak of the old refrigerant (R-22) at an unknown location between my rooftop compressor and my unit. Two other air conditioning companies tried to sell me a new compressor and other components, with bids of about $10,000 each. Only Beck's did not try to sell me new, expensive equipment. They conducted a thorough investigation and isolated the refrigerant leak on the roof. They repaired the leak, replaced one component that was rusted, flushed out all of the old R-22 refrigerant the length of the line, and replaced it with new refrigerant. Of course, they performed a rigorous performance check to make sure everything was working properly. Total cost about $1,600, less than 1/6 of what Beck's competition wanted to charge me. I have lived in my condo for nearly 5 years, and the air conditioning works better and brings the temperature to my desired setting quicker than ever before. The company is run by two brothers, Alex and Nico Ugolini, who took over the business from their father. He obviously did a great job, because they are great at what they do, always punctual, respectful, and HONEST. (I am not a family member or friend, and never heard of this company until my problem a month ago.)

In Jan. 15 my heat went out in my home called Becks. Nico came out Fixed my heat instead of…read moretrying to sell me a new complete system like 4-Seasons. A good dependable company that you can trust knowing they will fix and not try to rip you off. So if you need fast reliable service with peace of mind. Call Becks Thank you Nico. You have a customer for life.

Their techs are untrained & uninformed. They don't understand basic hvac terminology. They also…read moredon't understand older equipment or the production/installation of parts used to repair older equipment.

I had a guy come out, a full month ago, to take a look at what options I have for a secondary HVAC…read moreunit and give me a quote. I have since called them 3 times to get the quote but never heard back from them.

For years we were on Roberts' prepaid maintenance plan. Recently I asked the owner about a charge…read morefor a humidifier repair and he mocked my inquiry. The kicker is today an hvac man I trust thoroughly (a family friend and the building engineer of a downtown office building with special expertise in hvac systems) did the a/c checkup and eyeballed the entire hvac system and reported the humidifier solenoid was not connected so it couldn't work. Here's his photo showing the loose wires. I'm no expert but I trust him and it appears Roberts not only dissed me but also didn't do the job right.

Used Roberts on 3 major jobs so far. A complete boiler install at a school, 4 A//c units at a…read moreschool, and 2 residential units at a house. These guys are complete professionals. Their work is superior to other HVAC companies I used. Keith is the man!!! Rest assured in these guy, they wont let you down.

Was charged $180 for a new thermostat available at Home Depot for $40! When called to question…read moreprice was told they don't price match and have a 20% mark up on parts. Furnace was out. They responded promptly. Was out of town. Never got a call back to give an update so did not know if heat was fixed. I had to call them at the end of the day to see if we had heat when we got home. -20 wind chills. Was a simple fix just needed a new thermostat.

Marco wound up doing the work. Both he and Kevin were impressive in their concern for doing the job…read moreright and fixing the problems left behind by my mistake in using a handyman service for my "simple" bathroom job. Did it cost four-figures? Yes. Was not flooding the kitchen below and having the peace of mind of using a licensed and insured plumber worth it? Yes, every penny (as long as we still have the one-cent coin). Don't blunder as I did. As our other regular plumber, Brian Clar, said: Always use a real plumber for plumbing work. It costs less time and money in the end.

Really impressed with the care, thoroughness and professionalism…read moremy Mom received from Richard at Temp Master. He gave her a printed checklist of everything that was looked at from top to middle on her air conditioning unit. Very fair on charges. Absolutely recommend him!

They're great--totally trust them! They always send out someone who is super experienced. They…read morecall you back immediately and have always fixed the problem. I have referred them to many people/businesses and have heard nothing but great things. Highly recommend them!