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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Waldrop Plumbing Air Electric

    Waldrop Plumbing Air Electric

    2.5
    (79 reviews)

    Today Hunter came to my house to inspect my heating and air system. He is the first technician…read moreI've ever had that has given me a plain explanation of the condition of my system with options. I've been a homeowner for over fifty years. Donna P

    A full-day nightmare that still isn't over…read more In December 2025, we spent $50,000 on a brand new HVAC system from Waldrop. Let that number sink in. Fifty. Thousand. Dollars. This morning, I woke up to water on my bedroom floor. Traced it to the air handling unit in the attic -- an overflowing drain pan on a system that is barely 7 months old. I immediately shut off the AC (in 100+ degree heat, with my children in the house) and called Waldrop, since we are paying members of their precious "club." The tech came out, confirmed the blocked drain line, and then had the absolute audacity to tell me the repair would be $824. On a brand new system. Under a 10-year parts AND labor warranty. The only thing covered? The safety switch that failed to do its one job. Everything else? My problem, apparently. Their excuse? That during an April follow-up inspection, someone supposedly offered maintenance and I declined. That is a lie by omission at best. What actually happened is a technician looked around, said "everything's working as it should," and left. No offer. No documentation. No recommendation. Nothing. But let's be honest -- it doesn't matter. A $50,000 system installed 7 months ago should not require emergency maintenance to function. In my previous home, I had a 6-year-old HVAC system that never once had this problem, and we never did any of this so-called "routine" drain line maintenance on it. Not once. There are exactly two explanations here: Waldrop either installed a defective system, or they installed it incorrectly. Those are the only options. Spoiler: it was door number two. After I called and asked for a manager callback, Waldrop confirmed the system was in fact installed improperly and issued a full refund of the $824. I'll acknowledge that -- they did refund the money. But here's what that refund does NOT cover: The tech, Nathan, was at my home for six hours. Six hours in which I could not work, could not function, lost an entire workday. And after all of that -- the AC upstairs still doesn't work properly. All of our bedrooms are upstairs. It has been sitting at 76 degrees up there since he left, and it is still 76 degrees as I write this at 8:30 PM. When Nathan left, he assured me it would cool down -- the system had been off for a few hours, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt. I shouldn't have. I was at my daughter's dance class at 5:30 PM -- an hour and a half past the callback deadline I had requested -- when Chandler, some "contact center manager," called to confirm the refund. To her credit, she did call and I did see the refund in my Amex app. But when she asked if everything had been resolved, I told her no -- my Ecobee still showed 76 degrees upstairs. She had no viable solution. When I got home around 7:30 PM and the temperature still hadn't budged, I tried to call back. I was greeted by their AI answering service. Because despite what they advertise, Waldrop's actual human beings are only available 7 AM to 7 PM. So my children and I are supposed to sleep tonight in a sweltering 76-degree upstairs -- in a home that was perfectly cool this morning before Waldrop showed up -- with zero recourse until tomorrow morning. And let's not forget: the original leak caused damage to my drywall and hardwood floors that no refund check is going to fix. They say they "do the right thing" for their customers. A refund for their installation error is the bare legal minimum -- it is not "doing the right thing." Doing the right thing would be ensuring my family can sleep comfortably in our own home tonight. They failed at that completely. $50,000. Seven months. Water damage. A lost workday. A sleepless night coming. And an AI bot when you need help most. Do not let Waldrop anywhere near your home.

    PV Electrical and Mechanical - electricians - Updated August 2026

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