Unfortunately we were referred to this company by friends. The technician came into our home put a…read morepart on that we did not need. Left our home with an audible gas leak - per the gas company that had to come out immediately after the technician left. We attempted to make a resolution with this company their response was "they are not making any money off of this". Not making sure our home was safe. My husband drove the part to their office. They did refund us 89.00. We have video of the entire technician stating that its all good fixed. Be very very cautious when choosing this company.

Just had a minor repair on our A/C. I got an appointment for the next day. Service guy was…read moreamazing....friendly, explained the problem and fixed it very quickly. No high pressure sales. The price was very fair. Highly recommend this company.

No hot water! Tankless water heater spewing water all over! Called so upset! Receptionist called…read morea plumber ASAP! Sam Walker changed his schedule to help me! Needed new water heater...fit me in next day for installation...changing schedule again! Thank you Sam Walker for your expertise! Call Jennings Heating & Cooling! #1 in my book !a TEN for sure!!

Jenning's Heating and Cooling are "TOP NOTCH" OUTSTANDING Technician's, hard working and work…read moretogether well. Jenning's make you feel like family. Technician's do not mind stopping and answering your questions, and immediately back to the task at hand. Jenning's is the only Company that I will be using and recommending. Skylar and Chitra "THE BEST" Jenning's has a Business full of the "BEST" Technician's. Thank you JENNING'S for your service.​

This company is wonderful. They are efficient, trustworthy and are satisfaction driven. We are…read moregoing to use them over and over and over.

My A/C was out for over a week when I called. Mr. Elsass sized the equipment up to a 3-ton unit and…read moreit still was a great price for a well-known brand name machine. Josh and Aaron were the installers, diligent and professional. Good folks at the office to handle my calls. I highly recommend Elsass.

Positives, showed up on time, and demonstrated black mold in my furnace system. This was not…read moreservice from Maven Air Care, but a subcontractor service. Pricing was iffy, offered 50% off to $400, then multiple add-ons attempted. Many attempts made to renegotiate services stated in email as covered. Vents left unsecured and no cleanup. I ended up paying $600 plus tax for incomplete duct cleaning and a treatment alleged to kill the mold within system.

Professional, fast service to update furnace and AC in home. Went above and beyond to ensure the…read morejob was done right. Appreciated the speedy help as it was cold outside. Highly recommend Custom Comfort!

when my furnace went out, I called Custom in Norton to come out It was 120 dollars the blower was…read morenot kicking on it was probably the capacitor or a stuck blower fan it is an older furnace that has always worked great the two men came out looked it over and said it was the motor or something else did not even try to find the problem all they did was try to sell me a new on for 3,600 dollars they could install it the next day it was 20 degrees outside I asked them to try to get going they tapped something it came on the next day it quit again called them and the manager said it could not be fixed and offered the 120 dollars off on a new one I went online which told me to spin the fan to loosen any obstruction it might have working perfectly for a month now they basically just sent out the two men as sales people which cost me 120 dollars to try to sell me a new furnace What a SCAM

Martinov replaced our AC at a price significantly lower than multiple other quotes. The work was…read moredone promptly and (so far as I can tell) very well. We then needed to have them come out for an emergency furnace repair this winter. Not only were they there in less than an hour, they also were able to make the repair (cleaning the flame sensor) without any unnecessary charges or hassle.

So when you're looking for an HVAC contractor/ repair facility, what's your ideal?…read moreMine is one who is honest, has the customer's well-being driving his recommendations, is conscientious, fairly priced, and "owns" his work. I don't think I can say enough positive about this firm or it's owner. My whole house air conditioner's compressor died. He said he could replace the compressor, but this is the last year parts would be available for this unit, ( it's gotta be 25 years old.). It would cost about half of what a new unit would cost, and any future repairs would likely not be possible. We went with the new unit. The next day my house and yard were swarming with HVAC guys. One team replacing the unit outside, the other in the attic removing the old coil,evaporator pan, etc. and replacing them with new. There were, at various times during the day, two company trucks and three private cars parked in our drive, all engaged in the job. Finished in one day, a technician dropped by the next day to check out how things looked in the attic, ( I found out later it had to do with the drainage of the pan and such.) Unfortunately as we had just experienced a huge rare August cool-down, we hadn't turned on the air as of the time of checkup. The next day the heat returned the air went on and all was well until my wife went through the room below the newly replaced coil and pan, and the ceiling was dripping water and sloughing the plaster topcoat from the ceiling. The evaporator pan was not draining properly. Despite the fact that it was about 8:20PM, the contractor raced over, rigged a temporary fix to drain the water outside, and said he would take care of the cost of the repairs. The drywall guys are scheduled to come Monday. So this contractor knew enough to do a drainage check the day after the install, but as luck would have it, the check took place before the problem could have appeared, due to our not having turned on the air, and rather than trying to turn the "finger of blame" towards me for whatever reason, he was appreciative that I wasn't yelling and screaming about the damage, and just said he'd cover the expense. Kudos to him and his upbringing for being honest, forthright and acting with integrity regarding the entire affair. He's definitely my "go to" guy!

Always do excellent work! Fixed a difficult problem. Came out when others were unavailable.read more

Exceptional in all of the following: Our technician was Brad and because of him we experienced…read moreprofessionalism, technical proficiency, honesty, affordability, timeliness and explanation of services. We could not have asked for a better experience.

nick was super awesome in explaining what I needed done with my lights and other issues. he was…read morequick firm and easy to work with! I would highly suggest asking for nick for any electrical work!!!

Would not recommend. Did not actually use them for our project, but it was a basic redo of electric…read morethat a contractor had erroneously ripped out without our consent. A guy from JJ came out after I had called them for a quote, without them telling me there was a mandatory fee attached. The guy came out, stayed almost 2 hours, which is ridiculous for the job being so small, and then quoted me over $10k for this project. I laughed when he "started" discussing the first 6k of the project and then he added onto it. We live in a well to do neighborhood so it appears they just think you will pay anything, even though I know whereabouts of what estimates like this should cost? 3k they were going to charge was to dig a trench that was already dug, just had stone that needed moved out of the way from a patio being laid. I got two more quotes and BOTH quotes were below $4k total for the same job. I went with a quote that ended up being 3K total, and I moved the stone for the trench myself. It only took me maybe 2 hours or hand digging one afternoon... I am sure JJ&J does quality work, but their quotes are a ridiculous mark up and I want others to be aware of that before going with them. Do your homework.

Choice Aire came out promptly and gave me a fair price for some duct work. Guys, Brandon and…read moreBrandon did a great job. I will definitely keep them in mind for a furnace or ac when the time comes.

Choice Aire was a great find when I started looking for a new furnace & AC. Their people are…read moreprofessional and helpful, and they went out of their way to provide fantastic service when I was in a bit of a crunch. I'd give them 6 out of 5 stars if I could. Buying a HVAC system is complicated and expensive, but at least I had a little time to do some research. Here is what I learned: 12 years ago we bought a new HVAC system from a different dealer from the Kent area who maintained our previous furnace. At that time, I didn't know a good HVAC installation from a bad one, nor was I wise enough to do any research. Therefore, we bought what they told us was a "great" new Amana unit (although it proved to be somewhat of a lemon). This time around, I DID do a bunch of research when I learned that the Amana furnace's secondary heat exchanger was beginning to plug up and was failing. All articles I read stressed the same thing: the installation is even more important than the equipment you buy. A poor installation will shorten the lifespan of any HVAC unit, regardless of brand or price. Even before I found out that the not-so-old Amana unit was dying, I had discovered that its installation was done poorly. During a recent renovation, we found that there was a lot of air leaking behind the furnace/AC unit because the installers hadn't sealed the ductwork well. Also, the company that sold us that unit hadn't installed an exterior fresh air intake for the furnace. Later on, even their own service guys told us that their installers should have done so, and it was contributing to some problems. The point I'm making here is that the installation of my previous HVAC system wasn't done well, and after 12 years, the furnace was dying. Now for the good news: A few of my neighbors recommended Carrier: top quality equipment, but expensive. Fortunately I learned that Bryant and Carrier are made by the same company, and that most Bryant systems are IDENTICAL to the Carrier brand, but at lower price; just different nameplates. I even found a website that listed Carrier and Bryant furnace and A/C model numbers side-by-side so you can compare apples to apples. When I looked to see if there was a Bryant dealer anywhere nearby, I found Choice Aire right here in my neighborhood of Ellet. I stopped in at their office and got some excellent information from Jennifer (who's very knowledgeable) at the front desk. As we chatted, owner Eric Morrow returned to the building & offered to come over right then to look at my situation. Eric gave me a VERY good price, and squeezed my installation into their schedule as soon as possible. Also, he pointed out all the installation errors in my old system, and told me exactly how they would correct them. And they DID. Choice Aire saved me a bunch of money on the SAME system I had been planning to buy from Carrier. More importantly, their installation was excellent. They also included a flush mount vent that finishes off those pipes outside... something nobody else even offered. Normally you just get ugly, exposed PVC pipes sticking out of the house. Another important consideration... their sheetmetal work is done beautifully- neat, sealed well, and sturdy; they even sealed existing ductwork. The sheetmetal was cut with precision on a plasma cutter in their shop. In fact- my old company's salesman also gave me a quote to replace the Amana, and bragged that they can do all their sheetmetal work right in the truck with no need to wait for it. Well, their previous worked looked exactly like that- cheap, quickly done, with large flat surfaces that tended to vibrate and boom. Choice Aire did a much more professional job, and I appreciated that Eric himself came to give the installation a final inspection. Furthermore, we are more than happy with the efficient and quiet Bryant furnace.