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Plainfield, IN

Legacy Dryer Vent and Duct Cleaning Solutions

5.0 (3 reviews)
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Air duct cleaning

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Arrived on time and took care of the clean as well as fixing a couple of things to make the venting more efficient.

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We do NOT recommend this company to anyone. We hired this company to clean our ducts on February 9,…read more2026. The tech, Kevin, was super nice. Unfortunately, our thermostat had a blank screen when he turned back on the breaker after the cleaning. He advised us that happens sometimes. We had no idea. It would of been nice if they would of communicated this to us prior to the cleaning. Or even have us sign a waiver to protect them from liability. Thankfully, our thermostat was still communicating to the furnace, so we had heat. We were referred to Total Comfort Heating and Air by the owner of Bulldog, Jason Peterson. Mark from Total Comfort came out the same day. He advised us that we had to purchase a Lennox thermostat due to the type of unit we had, so we could not just install any thermostat. Total Comfort did not have parts for Lennox so he needed time to find a vendor that did. Again, we still had heat so we were in no rush. That is until the owner, Mr. Peterson came to our home early afternoon on February 11, 2026 to met with my husband. He wanted to make sure his company did not cause the thermostat issue. While we appreciated him "trying" to help, he left us with no heat. Now we had no thermostat and no heat. We contacted Summers, which is who installed our HVAC system, and their tech did not have a Lennox thermostat either. It would be Monday of the following week before they could get one. The Summers tech tried to bypass some wires in hopes our furnace would start running, but the furnace was throwing communication errors. We ended up having to purchase space heaters to keep warm for the night. Mr. Peterson wanted to come back to our home that evening and we advised him twice not to. We voiced our concern of damaging our whole system and reiterated what the two HVAC companies had advised us of installing a non communicating thermostat. To our surprise, Mr. Peterson showed up at our home at 9pm that night! My husband was not home at that time, which caused me to panic. New home, new surroundings, a man that I had never met in person wanting to come in after being told twice not to. Mr. Peterson claims he came because he wanted to help us. If that were the case, he should of made sure we had heat after messing with our unit earlier that day. The following day, I went to Lennox's website to find an authorized dealer near us in hopes of getting our heat working as soon as possible. Reliable Comfort was the only one. We had no time to research other options that may have been available due to the no heat situation. We ended up paying for two space heaters and Total Comfort $1,100 for a thermostat in order to get our heat working again. We felt it was only fair to be reimbursed for said monies. Mr. Peterson offered to refund the monies we paid his company for the duct cleaning, which was $531. We declined asking for the full amount. Mr. Peterson then offered to pay $550. Again, we declined asking for the full amount. Mr. Peterson then offered to pay $772. Again, we declined and requested the full amount. If Mr. Peterson did not leave us without heat due to his negligence, we would not be leaving this review. Today, February 19, 2026, I started the process of getting all emails, texts, and information on our unit together so we could file a claim in small claims court. It was overwhelming to say the least. We just wanted to move on. We emailed Mr. Peterson to ask if the offer of $772 was still on the table. We received no reply. At 6:32pm tonight, I texted Mr. Peterson, asking if the offer was still on the table. At 7:17pm he responded stating all offers were no longer available. We thanked him for responding since he didn't have to. There is an abundance of communication of us trying to settle this out of court. Now, we go back to preparing our claim. To clarify, we have a Lennox IComfort system.

Peterman Brothers

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They are certainly at the high end of the cost spectrum, which would be fine if they provided the…read morecustomer service equal to that higher cost, but they use a automated system that will bombard you reminders and calls which is irritating. They are very friendly and the technicians are very professional however. We used them to do electrical wiring for our basement, it was two new breakers to install three light switches and a dozen led light boxes, just under 7k. They were supposed to do plumbing of a bathroom sewage pump, valve for a softener to drain, and shower install with a rough out for a sink, 9k. They miss-scheduled the appointment for plumbing and instead of just saying oops let's fix that they spent their time telling me I scheduled Monday and Tuesday and it's a two day appointment so that's why I am receiving multiple reminders for my appointment on Monday and Tuesday to start, despite my repeating it is Tuesday and Wednesday because I would not be home on Monday as I told the tech who did the estimate. The electrical part they would not take payment for until they finished the job despite my request to pay as they go. Since it requires the plumbing team to finish first they said they would come back when their plumbers finished, still daily texts and calls to schedule the final electrical which according to their tech couldn't be done until the plumbing THEY were scheduled to do. Their AI based system is terrible. Their work is quality and their human customer service team is frustrating but friendly. We canceled the plumbing and now will cancel the finish work for electric as well. Too expensive to justify these annoyances in my opinion. We were convinced to buy their service plan for our ac and electric, not sure what that really gives us but we won't be using it now anyway. I'd caution anyone from using them without a few estimates first.

I don't know anything about their plumbing and HVAC. I used their electrical service in May of…read more2027. The goal was simple: remove the overhead line feeding the house 100A 220VAC residential service with a buried line (via conduit) to the pole including an upgrade to 200A service, connecting to an existing breaker panel. Entrance to the house is a straight shot through the back yard to the pole at the property line with my neighbor, about 110 foot in length. The original estimate was extraordinarily high compared to competitors, but was assured by reviews and the original estimator that Peterman would stand by their work. The "re-estimate" came in at $5000 higher and that should have been a red-flag. The re-estimator basically said the guy who originally estimated it was a dolt and you can't trust salesmen. I learned later, you can't trust Peterman. I'm in the trades, but retired, so I know what's right and what's wrong. The purely electrical part of it is fine, but the execution of the upgrade was an unmitigated disaster. Nothing is square, nothing is plumb, conduits are off plumb and not properly tied to the house. I spent hundreds replacing or repairing damaged ties straps, fencing, pavers, etc. The original estimator assured me they could push the conduit through under the pavers and fencing. That was their first lie. They ended up bringing in a mini backhoe with a 30" (!!!) wide bucket to dig for a 4" pipe. They obliterated my back yard, digging a massive pit, laying the pipe crooked, twisted and stressed in the bottom after weeks and weeks of delays. When they finally filled in the pit weeks later, it had already begun to collapse on both sides, distorting the conduit even further. When the "field manager" FINALLY showed up on the job (he never once showed up DURING the installation even after my repeated calls to Peterman that things were not going well), all the work except the backfill was done. Although I agreed not to publish his name, after all of this, I don't think he deserves any protection: Austin Hale. He PROMISED me that this fall they would send in a grading company to smooth and reseed the lawn. It is so rough and chaotic now that I've been unable to mow it and now it has 3' tall weeds that I'm sure the health department will be issuing me a citation soon. Will Peterman pay for that? Don't hold your breath. I contacted Peterman this morning to find out when this grading would be done and they informed me that it was not contracted and there would be an additional fee to do that. In other words, Austin bald-faced LIED to me. I would never ask these people back to my home ever again because they'd screw up the house and property even more and then claim that "catastrophic damage" to the property wasn't covered under the contract and it would be an additional $250,000 for that repair. Idiots. For electrical, never Peterman. Any suggestions to somebody moral would be welcomed. For plumbing, I recommended Williams Comfort Air ("Mr Plumber"). Maybe not as cheap as the schmoe down the street, but HONEST. For HVAC, Love HVAC (a small local company) is excellent, founded decades ago, willing to go the extra mile and HONEST. Note who didn't get an HONEST rating? They come across - assaulting you with their toothy, goofy, doofy grins every morning during the local news - as if they have a "hometown" morality about them. They don't. They are greedy corporate cucks. They do crap work, refuse to communicate with you during installation and will gleefully screw you out of every dime possible.

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