I recently needed the services of Graham-Simon (GS) to mend a faucet connection and an under sink…read moreleak. Ceasar from GS was timely --calling first, and arriving within 10 minutes, and also efficient and professional at performing the task at hand. In addition, he was a friendly personality. We always use GS for our plumbing issues and have never been disappointed.

I called Simon & Graham to check my AC unit they got to my home around 8:30 and left about 9:40…read more They checked it and said they cleaned the squirrel cage and put some oil in my blower motor. It did not fix it and squirrel cage was not clean. Takes 5 minutes to take blower motor out and putting it back in another 5 minute. They charged me $490. 86 for that service. Crazy that I was charged that. I paid it but I won't call them again and if people are smart they won't either unless you have alot of money to burn.

My furnace broke down on the coldest night of the season. The local repair place said I was 15th on…read morethe list so I called Davis Heating. Not only did they tell me that they could work me in, since they were going to be in my area it would be within the next couple of hours! In less than an hour they had my furnace back on & I was feeling warmth! Received the bill and it was much less than I expected! I will definitely use them again and recommend them to my friends!

They were able to fix my heat pump seamlessly when up to others we're incapable completely…read more Hendershot actually broke my heat pump during a Seasonal Maintenance Cleaning, nothing was wrong with the unit and they never came back to fix it after many calls. Another company on Angie's List wasn't able to fix my heatpump completely after two days. Zach comes and knew exactly what was wrong and FIX IT... What a Concept.

horrible experience, called for home airconditioning unit, said they fixed a leak and filled with…read moreFreon, paid 500.76, 3 days later not working again, put more Freon in, 3 days later not working, called and they informed me the unit was to old and must have another leak and they would not attempt to find the leak or any give any money back on what they claimed they fixed, fraudulent and incompentent- if you want to throw your money away call them they will take it and not fix your problem!!!!

My parents recently bought a home in Clarksburg, WV and our home has a Bryant furnace which was…read morealready installed before my family bought the home. I'd stopped at Weatherservice Heating & Cooling and they seemed very knowledgeable about the history of the furnace. The next day I'd tooled a phot of the place for Google Maps, the owner seems to be ok with that. I already recommend them. I do recommend Bryant heating and cooling products, I'm very impressed with the Bryant HVAC system in our home.

Came on the coldest of days and practically rebuilt my furnace. When finished cleaned up. Highly…read morerecommend

This guy is awesome! Super helpful! Very reasonable! I highly recommend these guys! My house was a…read morecan of worms to work on due to the location of the problem. They got it worked out with a quickness!

was fair price, very helpfu, did a very good job. will use again this family owned business is one…read moreof the good ones all around amazing people

I needed electric put in into a building that was vacant for years and vagrants had even stolen the…read morecopper wiring out of the walls. James was amazing working with me about... first doing the bare minimum to get it up to code and make it possible for us to work in there, for example 1 functioning light and 1 good outlet in every room, and... second, to make plans about coming back and continuing the work after I knew what I want to do with the building as far as what walls will still remain or be moved, where the appliances will be, stuff like that. He also did his best to reuse anything that was still there. He had to put in new breakers because the box was new. BUT, knowing that I sell on eBay he let me know that all the old breakers were valuable and I could easily sell them. The final price of phase 1 was significantly below the estimate which was a nice surprise! James was also wonderful about our irregular schedule. All of the crew were friendly and fabulous. I am 100% happy and confident to have Worry Free back when we move on to phase 2.

paid $200 for "service fee" and first guy pulled wire that I traced and I asked for new line to be…read moreinstalled for new dishwasher on it's own breaker. Dishwasher gets installed and no power. call company back and the second person does all the same tracing and tells me the line at junction box is dead and there's a freed up breaker! HUH?? Then he proceeds to tell me it will be another &200 service call plus $250! These guys are ripoffs! Be warned!

I stopped into the shop and scheduled a service visit for my clothes dryer. I was given a date and…read morewindow of time to expect a call from one of their technicians. I received a call from Matt, who was polite and professional. I was able to explain the problem with the sensor dry feature and he was able to quickly diagnose the issue. Unfortunately the issue could not be fixed because of the age of the appliance, and Matt took a moment to show me his reference resource as proof. I was not charged for the service call, which I greatly appreciated. I have done business with Speedway Appliance a number of times in the past and will not hesitate to call on them again for my appliance service and repair.

Very quick service. Professional. The quality of the equipment is very good. Many options to choose…read morefrom with long warranties.

Initially we hired this company because of a long standing friendship. We needed our A/C replaced…read moreand an issue with our newer furnace needed to be resolved. They met with us told us what needed to be done and gave us a written estimate. We were told that additional ductwork need installed (along with the new A/C. We were told verbally that the ductwork would be insulated but that was not put on the written estimate (our mistake). In the end the work was completed but required several return trips by them and additional expenses for us. They scheduled to come out and begin work but had to delay due to a van breaking down. On the second scheduled day, they arrived and work began. Later they told me they would not be able to finish that day and would return the following day to complete the work. That afternoon before they left an incredible overwhelming chemical smell permeated the house and we had to leave the windows open about an inch. Normally that would not be a problem but it was 26 degrees out. When my husband went to cover the hole under the house, hot air was pouring out from under the house. Then the furnace would not shut off at all. Even when turning the thermostat off it continued to run. We had to turn the gas off to it. No heat that night. The following morning, we had headaches and nausea with the fumes. They returned to complete the work and I told them to resolve the other issues first. The hot air was gushing out due a large gap in the seam of the ductwork. The furnace was not shutting off because the new ductwork being installed had caused the wire from the furnace to the thermostat to be cut so a new wire had to be ran. The chemical odor was so bad we had to call the manufacturers who instructed us to open all the windows and run the furnace fan-again, it was 26 degrees outside! So we had to take the dog and leave the house and open all the windows about an inch and leave the furnace running at 58-60 degrees for 3 days! Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Thank God we had a place to go and didn't have to rent a hotel room. That Monday they came and cut out sections of the ductwork that had a sealant/mastic on it and replaced it. That evening my husband went under the house and looked and found several gaps where the ductwork joins and seams hadn't been joined/screwed/taped properly in 5 or 6 places and lots of air was escaping into the crawl space. We called again and they came out the next day to fix those places. This time the job was completed properly but not with insulation on the ductwork and with the added expenses of the additional gas and electric needed to air out the house. So we are looking at around $300-$400 to insulate the ductwork (and my hubby will have to do that work himself) and an additional $200 in utility bills.