Very disappointed with the quality of work from Veteran Air…read more I called Veteran Air before a major cold snap to have our heat pump checked out. Their technician, Jonathan Scholtz, diagnosed a corroded indoor evaporator coil and low system pressure. He also tried to upsell me on replacing the entire unit -- I should have realized that was a warning sign. Instead, they replaced just the coil. I paid the full amount ($3,233.85 after the veteran discount) and hoped that would be the end of it. About five months later, I started noticing the condensate pan overflowing and draining outside the house. I tried clearing the lines myself, but the dripping continued. Since it took Lisa from Veteran Air several hours to respond, I went ahead and called another HVAC company for help. They charged me a $150 on-site visit fee. The other technician was shocked by what he found: when Veteran Air replaced the coil, they never reinstalled the baffles around it and didn't even secure the coil properly in the brackets. There was basically no way for the condensation to drain correctly. He also confirmed the system pressure was still extremely low. The other techs could have fixed it right then, but they didn't want me to be out of pocket for repairs that should be covered under warranty. They recommended I call Veteran Air back to make it right. Here are pictures of what the other HVAC tech saw. I'm really disappointed -- I expected better, especially from a company that serves veterans. I wouldn NOT recommend Veteran Air based on this experience.

I just found my go-to HVAC crew, AND I wasn't even calling about an HVAC system…read more Late on a Friday I discovered THE FIXER-upper I moved into has window units were basically welded into place. After striking out with other companies, I phoned Veteran Air. Lisa answered, listened, and looped in her service manager right away. Minutes later she called back: they could help, and we booked for Monday. Matthew, from Veteran Air, showed up this morning and was a total pro. He greeted my dogs like old friends, then tackled the monster unit without scratching the window frame or siding. Watching him wrestle that sealed-in relic out of the wall convinced me I never could've done it alone. The unbelievable thing? The bill was tiny. Way less than I expected for the time, tools, and muscle it took and such a good value. When I'm ready to add central AC, Veteran Air will be my first call. If they put this much care into a one-off rescue job, I can't wait to see how they handle a full install. Five stars, no hesitation.

They were very professional and did a thorough job at one of my listings. My seller was pretty…read morepleased how easy it is to book them and they scheduled the work right away.

My home warranty company sent a "technician" to my home for a tankless hot water heater…read moremalfunction. The technician did not speak English. He used a translation application on his phone. Through the application I read the technician needed to order a part. He pointed to the part. The application said it may take a week. So a week without hot water. The technician took a hundred bucks from me and departed. I looked up the part on Amazon and received the part the next day. I replaced the part. I now have hot water. It has been 8 days and no communication from Miguel's business.

We had an entire new HVAC system installed after our 2013 model died. Brandon Cerda came out and…read moredid a great job of evaluating our old system and giving us options for a new system. He was very knowledgeable, professional and polite. We had a conference call with his manager Josh Estrada. Mr Estrada did a very good job of explaining the loan details on a recorded portion of the call. We had emphasized our need for a 20-year warranty for the heat exchanger, coils, compressor and parts because we did not want to have to repeat this in 10 years should the new system fail. I thought we made this very clear however after listening to the recorded call a week later, I saw that the heat exchanger does have a 20 year warranty, but the compressor and parts only 10 years. Some miscommunication perhaps on both ends. We went with the 3rd tier option because we thought it has a 20 year warranty on everything. It's energy efficient and eligible for the CPS Energy rebate. The system cost over $22,000 which was about $8k-$10k more than the Tier 2 option. The system itself works great (Goodman model) and is a huge improvement. The pull down attic door/ladder had to be removed to fit the new system in. I was informed of this at the end of the day. I would have approved it regardless but it would have been better if notified in advance. There were a few details that needed to be addressed such as adding a little more insulation to the main compressor line and setting up having a 3rd party carpenter to come out, reinstall the attic ladder/door and repair the wooden trim. It was frustrating in that I had made several calls to various people, texted and sent emails with little or no reply until about a week later. The attic ladder/door was later installed and looks great. There was also miscommunication in that I was told a QCI supervisor would be out to inspect the new system. I had a scheduled appointment and waited several hours. No one ever showed up. When I called about it they said I didn't need it because we live outside of the San Antonio limit. Then later someone said they were going to send the inspector. He showed up and gave me the requested paperwork I needed to complete the CPS Energy rebate application, and was going to leave without inspecting the system. I had him inspect it and was told that everything "checked out 100%." Brandon Cerda, the initial technician who assessed our old system and went over new options, was very helpful in getting a loan from Good Leap since this was such a huge investment. He was great in that he showed me a photo of the attic unit that had flooded the drip pan with oil and refrigerant. He said the outside compressor was still ok. Ironically the prior company which gave me an estimate never mentioned this and said I had a bad compressor. The point being that Goettl is very honest, knowledge, thorough and detailed in their work. The installers Matthew and Josh (a different Josh) did a very good job. It was an all day project. Josh did a great followup job in showing me the attic unit, answering all of my concerns, adding insulation to the outside compressor line, and going over routine home maintenance such as changing the HVAC filter and adding fluid to the attic unit's IV Bag (a device that injects a small amount of a special fluid daily to help keep the lines clear. Ignacio Hernandez (goes by Nacho) was helpful in calling about a week later to look into the 20-year warranty issue. He later sent an email with the recorded phone call where I heard Josh the manager mention 10 years warranty for the compressor. The recorded portion of the call did not initiate until after my wife dropped off the conference call. Although Josh was right, I still feel like he knew our need for a 20 year warranty because we spoke about it at length. The $22k HVAC system was at the end limit of our budget. We may had gone with the lower option if this fact had truly set in my mind. Regardless, it was a done deal. I researched and found after the fact that 10 years is standard for a compressor warranty unless you purchase an expensive 3rd party extended warranty. Call it a life lesson on my part. Goettl was very good in registering the furnace, compressor and coils with the manufacturer Goodman (this has to be done within 60 days of installation in Texas to get the full warranties as described 20/10/10). Overall Goettl AC & Plumbing did a wonderful job. Everyone was polite, professional and was not pushy regarding the sale of the HVAC system. Prior to this I got an estimate from another contractor and did not like their aggressive sales tactics. The new system comes with a 1 year Goettl service membership. I had actually paid for this the day prior to the installation so they extended it to 2 years. Having the membership will save you money regarding maintenance of the system. We also received over a $900 credit since we had prior repairs with Goettl and a 5% First Responders dis

I think $399.00 is pretty steep to connect a pipe being a very senior citizen. At least the water…read moreis on.

My wife and I recently discovered that our attic A/C unit wasn't draining properly, and we were…read moreworried about potential water damage. We contacted Texas Air Repair close to 10:00 PM, and to our surprise, someone called us back almost immediately. They were genuinely concerned and got us scheduled for the very next day. Our technician was friendly, professional, and thorough. While clearing the drain line, he found that our system was significantly undercharged with refrigerant, which was making the A/C work much harder than it should. He took the time to explain everything clearly, and we decided to have the system brought back to the manufacturer's specifications to help prevent future problems. We really appreciated the honesty and transparency from Texas Air Repair. It's unfortunate that our home builder didn't show the same level of care during the original installation. We couldn't be happier with the prompt, professional service we received and would highly recommend Texas Air Repair to anyone looking for honest, reliable A/C service.

I personally negotiated this contract and spoke directly with the self-reported owner by phone. His…read morecommunication style was aggressive enough that I had to stop the conversation and ask him to take a breath. I observed that the owner left a kink in the AC line on a brand new system install. I have photos documenting the condition of the line set and wall penetration before it was covered with foam. Homeowners: inspect the work yourself before the crew leaves, document everything in writing, and consider red flags like someone getting agitated at basic questions.

We had to get our coil replaced, this company made sure to be quick with the initial appointment to…read morecome check it out. Lydia is a joy to speak with on the phone. Our serviceman, Benny was friendly & respectable of our home. When he talked to us about pricing, he had multiple options available to save money if needed or spend extra to improve system. I appreciated seeing the options laid out for me. Overall I loved hiring this company & would recommend to anyone looking for a friendly and quick AC service.

Became a cuatomer due to my father having them out servicing his ac unit. He was very impressed and…read moreloved the customer service. decided to give them a try and boy was I impressed! Thank you for yalls amazing service and will definitely be a customer for life!

Outstanding communication! Although we chose a different business, we have no doubt Above All Air…read morewould provide great support and service.

An amazing family owned business! Highly recommend giving Above All Air a call the next time you…read moreneed AC service. Mission driven. Isaiah 6 8.

My AC maintenance went well. Kelly was very professional provided detailed options for follow up…read moreand explained them.

We are very disappointed with these guys. first visit, we called for a plumber to add an extension…read moreto the pipe for our overflow tank and tap in for the water softener. The tech insisted on changing out the over flow tank which was only a year old but didn't take the proper precautions when removing it and it exploded all over our garage. It took close to a month for the water heater pan to dry out enough to quit tripping the leak sensor. Second visit, we again called a plumber because our 1 1/2 year old water heater had stopped working (no power). The tech found that the wires had burned due to poor wiring or a power surge (Of course not their fault even though they had done the install). He claimed it had to be a power surge even though there was no evidence of a surge. He replaced the wiring but didn't have the proper tools and was using what looked like an oversized screwdriver to shove the wiring into the panel. He kept jamming it into the unit so who knows what damage he caused. He recommended we call an electrician due to the possible power surge. The next morning the electrician had to redo his wiring work due to poor connections that were falling apart as soon as he opened the panel. We reached out to radiant and no response.