I always read these reviews and somewhat skeptical about the one or two people who have problems with a business when there seems to be so many good reviews. After being frustrated to the point that I can no longer take it though, I thought I would at least post this in the hopes of prevent someone else from spending any type of money with this company. I actually met Chris, one of the owners, last year at the Boone County Fair when I was looking at having a new furnace and air conditioner installed in my home. After reviewing the bids, I had gotten several, and doing what I thought was a complete background check with references, I signed a contract with R&R on September 11, 2015.
When I signed the contract, I was assured by Jarrett that I would be having a "pre-construction" meeting to review my installation since it was so complicated. As I am a contractor and property manager by trade, I thought it was appropriate to have the meeting since I knew what we would be getting into. The downward spiral started when that meeting never took place. In fact, I didn't hear from the company until my furnace was supposed to be installed 30 days later, and wouldn't you know it, nothing had been relayed to the guys doing the installation. In fact, none of the duct work or specialty pieces that were required had been ordered yet either. The installation ordeal took the better part of 5 days because the pieces for the upgraded thermostat hadn't been ordered yet which, in the end, left us without heat on the first cold stretch of the year. In fact, one night we recorded temps in the 50's in the house because the job wasn't completed on time.
Fast forward to the completion of the furnace when I was able to witness the owner of the company attempt to wire a $300 thermostat and get frustrated to the point where he couldn't complete the job. In the end, despite my gut feeling I paid the bill, in full, and was told that I would receive a follow up from the company in about a week to review the installation and the operation of things like the heat pump and thermostat. Today, it's February 5th and I still haven't had that meeting. In fact after several attempts to contact the company to have service and repairs made to the items that went wrong with the installation, I have not heard from the company unless it's to say that the installation was completed better than other companies that do the same work. I don't know, maybe it's me, but when I pay over $7,000 for a new system, I expect as close to perfection as possible and if that's not possible than what I ask if for someone to show some pride in their work. Instead what I'm left with is an heat pump pad that's warped, a heat pump that won't shut off when it's cold outside, a furnace blower motor that sounds like a squirrel cage and a furnace exhaust that allows carbon monoxide to re-enter the house through the intake. There's a reason why this business switched from Bryant to Lennox and my only guess is because Bryant dumped them for poor workmanship. Take it for what it's worth and spend your money elsewhere read more