Our digital thermostat stopped communicating with the main unit, so we were basically without any…read moreAC this morning - going into a HOT day and weekend. Brian picked up right away when I called, and he worked to find time to fit us into his busy schedule today. Brian quickly found the issue, and walked me through exactly what happened and what was needed to ensure our AC works well going forward. Brian was very professional, and it was obvious that his focus is delivering quality service at an economical price point. He takes pride in his work and reputation. I will definitely be recommending Brian to any friends and neighbors that ever need HVAC or plumbing.

Fixed my water heater and my ac wiring in under an hour. He came same day and was polite and talked…read moreme through everything he did in care I needed to do it again.

The HVAC unit on my small commercial building needed to be replaced so I called 3 companies to get…read morean estimate for a new unit. I chose to deal only with companies who would provide a free estimate. I arranged for an estimate from Western Mechanical and was told nothing about a fee, or I wouldn't have had them come out. It took over a week to get an appointment. Then on the appointed day, the tech called looking for my location in Rio Rancho where he was sent by their dispatch, even though my building is in downtown Albuquerque. It was another week before they rescheduled at the correct location, and when they did, instead of the requested estimate the tech did a hasty unauthorized repair on my unit and charged me $198.49. Since no fees or repairs were authorized, I made multiple calls to Western to question the charge but could not get past the receptionist to talk to anyone and was put on endless holds. Only after receiving a threat to be sent to collections, was I finally able to speak to accounts payable. They claimed they had informed me of the fee in advance, which is completely untrue as I would not have agreed to it, and were unwilling to budge on the charge which I never authorized. If you choose to work with Western Mechanical, beware of hidden fees and be sure to get all costs in writing up front.

Always timely even in the super busy season. And if something occurs and a followup is needed,…read moreit'll get scheduled in a pretty timely manner. Have used them for various plumbing and HVAC needs for several years. A neighbor recommended Western Mechanical.

I can't say enough good things about this company and about Fernando and Brian the work they did…read morewas super it was a pleasure to watch these guys wor They came out the next day to give us our estimate and we could not be more pleased with the cost and the quality of service

Best electricians in Albuquerque, in my humble opinion. I had trouble even getting other…read moreelectricians to show up, let alone do a decent job. Eco Electric not only did a great inspection, but also told me about things that didn't need to be done. Carl also called me the next day and went over his findings personally. I'll be hiring them for all my electrical work from here on out. Thank you!!

Same day service for my minor repair job. Quick work, had the necessary parts and happy with the…read moreprice. Would recommend.

Ken did a great job converting a 120V outlet to a 240V. He was professional and timely. He also…read morefound multiple safety issues for us which we were very thankful for. Fair price and great work, I'm glad to have found a reliable electrician.

Awful experience. Said he could repair my refrigerator. After a week of waiting he ordered two part…read moreneither fixed the problem and then said it is the compressor but he is not qualified to repair that so we got nothing. Do not use him for appliance repairs not a certified appliance repair person.

Chris fixed a circuit breaker issue for me. He was on time, professional, and super knowledgeable…read more I'm glad I found him!

DO NOT HIRE THIS UNETHICAL AND CRIMINAL COMPANY In Albuquerque, NM, HVAC companies must obtain…read moreseparate electrical and mechanical permits before starting work, as required by the New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC) 14.5.2.8 and City of Albuquerque ordinances. Mr. Robert Pallulat of Nespolo Mechanical failed to acquire these work permits as required by National and New Mexico State Laws. These regulations ensure that licensed contractors perform work--such as installing, replacing, or altering furnaces, air conditioners, or ductwork--to meet state and local safety codes. * Permit Requirement: Separate mechanical and electrical permits are required for heating or cooling and electrical wiring, respectively. Nespolo Mechanical failed to acquire either of these permits. * Mandatory Licensing: Only licensed contractors are authorized to pull permits for, install, and obtain inspections for HVAC ductwork and equipment. * Law Source: These requirements are mandated by N.M. Admin. Code § 14.5.2.8 and local Albuquerque building guidelines to ensure safety. Mr. Robert Pallulat of Nespolo Mechanical violated this Administrative Code by failing to pull both electrical and mechanical permits. * We never demanded anything, we asked to speak with Mr. Pallulat due to his journey men refusing to answer our questions and redirecting us to speak with Mr. Robert Pallulat. We called and texted Mr. Pallulat (please refer to evidence folder) and he responded with informing us with the following text: "I am at a training, I will call you back during lunch." We agreed to halt work until we had a chance to speak to Mr. Robert Pallulat, but it was Nespolo Mechanical that decided to stop the work altogether. It turns out that Mr. Robert Pallulat was not in fact at a "training," and he was instead getting extensive dental work done and not able to speak. I have provided Mr. Robert Pallulat's text response that he sent on the late evening of March 12, 2026 explaining that he could not speak due to anesthesia. Before we even heard that much from Mr. Pallulat, however, the Nespolo Mechanical crew member Ricardo Rivas returned hours after the work order had been stopped to ask if he could retrieve "something he forgot" from the back, and he then roughly ripped out the furnace they had begun installing and dragged it through our backyard and out of our property. Nespolo Mechanical has advertised on public television that they are clearing out their warehouses and offering "free furnaces" but the ground truth is exactly the opposite. They have distorted a rebate offered to any HVAC company by the manufacturer into a deceptive fictitiously false advertising campaign. Nespolo Mechanical, specifically Mr. Robert Pallulat, are attempting to distort the chronological sequence of events in order to distract attention away from the fact that they were in violation of the State of New Mexico building safety codes when they bypassed the permit process from the outset: * Process: Contractors must file for permits before starting work, and work must be inspected by a city inspector after completion as required by as required by New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC) 14.5.2.8 Consequences of Not Pulling Permits Failure to pull permits in Albuquerque can lead to fines, work stoppages, and required removal of equipment to pass inspections. It is the responsibility of the licensed contractor (or homeowner in limited cases) to pull permits before work begins. The Nespolo Mechanical HVAC project was stopped BY Mr. Pallulat of Nespolo Mechanical. They had ordered and brought to our job site a 24-inch coil, and Mr. Pallulat had informed his crew to make room for that 24-inch coil. It was when the workers on site drew our attention to 24-inches being the incorrect size for the furnace they had already begun to install that we began asking questions about what was supposed to be present and only then were subsequen serious concerns raised. Our family - our one year old child - was left without a working furnace in freezing temperatures. Mr. Pallulat told his crew to abandon our work site and clear all equipment and materials, leaving our old but fully functional units out in the yard exposed to the elements, and therefore rendering them unsafe for further use. Mr. Pallulat failed to contact us until the following day via an extremely insulting and flagrantly inflammatory email which we will respond to here in detail, item for item (please see the email and our included responses below). In addition, we have audio and video recordings that clearly document the Nespolo electrical worker describing how he planned to install the electrical lines. The drill holes he left on our wall and the hole he drilled through it illustrate the path of the electrical lines he planned to install before we agreed to halt the project until we had received confirmation and clarification from Mr. Robert Pallulat, when he was supposed to call us back "during lunch"

Willing send a second technician to address the issues that its first technician did not address.read more

I use Motherroad for every plumbing and HVAC question ive had since Ive owned a home. Honest work,…read morefair pricing, and impeccable customer service really tie everything together. Easy to book, punctual technicians, no wild time window of 8 hours to sit around and wait. These guys take care of their clients I forgot to mention that they take rigorous documentation of the work they did, as well as doing the job right. No shortcuts ever seen, they give honest assessments of certain situations as well. Highly recommend

Don't even bother calling for an estimate. They will not send you one back. I have called 4 times…read more Waiting almost 4 weeks to hear back. I keep getting excuses. Customer service sucks. ZERO stars Mike S Rio Rancho

Super fast service. Was straight forward with me about the issue I was having and made…read morerecommendations for what to do if I encounter the same issue again. He charges reasonable prices and is willing to accommodate your schedule.

Honest, reliable and timely. We needed an outlet for a hot…read moretub. Matthew was able to work us in the schedule and was totally affordable. We officially have an electrician to refer our friends and family to.