I had a very disappointing experience with Rusher Air Conditioning. I reported an issue with my AC to my property management on a Saturday, but no one from Rusher showed up until Wednesday -- four days later. The technician, John, was at my home for a few hours and only added a bit of Freon to the system. He mentioned there might be a Freon leak and noted the system was showing an E1 error code, but didn't take further action.
The next day (Thursday), two more technicians came out to find the leak. They arrived at 8 a.m. and stayed until around 1 p.m., going back and forth repeatedly without clear communication. That evening, when I finally turned the heat on to 75°F, a loud and persistent noise started coming from the motor area, which continued throughout the night.
I contacted the property manager again, and another technician arrived around 10 a.m. the next day. He spent three hours diagnosing the issue and discovered that the previous team had failed to tighten or properly secure the screws on the lid, which caused the noise.
To make matters worse, the E1 error code came back even after all that work. The technician, John, then asked me multiple times to assist by turning the AC on and off while he was on the roof -- despite me explaining that I was working and didn't have time. I asked if someone could be sent to help him, but he said no one was available.
In total, I spent nearly 10+ hours over three days dealing with this issue -- and the problem still isn't fully resolved. If this continues, I will definitely request that my property manager no longer use Rusher Air Conditioning. The delays, lack of coordination, and poor workmanship were incredibly frustrating.
UPDATED:
After technician John left on Friday around 1 p.m., I turned off my AC system at 8 p.m. Later that evening, within about an hour and a half, I began hearing a rattling noise coming from the motor located in the bathroom area. A few minutes later, the noise happened again. This issue is something I've been dealing with since Wednesday, and unfortunately, it still hasn't been resolved.
Based on this experience, I no longer have confidence in the Rusher Air or their ability to provide professional service. The technician clearly lacked the necessary preparation and knowledge to handle the job properly. He repeatedly called the office every few minutes for instructions, didn't bring basic tools such as screws or a step ladder, and even asked me to provide them. He also came alone and needed assistance working on the system.
This level of service is unacceptable. I feel it's necessary to file a formal complaint to Department of Consumer Affairs Contractors State License Board, not only about the poor service but also to recommend that the company's license and employee qualifications be thoroughly checked. No homeowner should be put in this situation after hiring what should be a professional HVAC service. read more