After talking with Jake on his arrival he did not check any voltage to the unit he ask to turn on…read morebreaker the fan came on an then tripped the breaker he said he believed it was a faulty breaker with was a 20 I told him I had a 30 but did not think it would work he said it would an he replaced it then when he flipped on breaker it blew my compressor it should have been a simple fix let me know how we are going to work this out I called left voicemail for Ted of course he never called back wouldn't recommend these con artists

Anytime Heating & Cooling is the best! My AC went out this morning. Would run but not cool. Jordan…read morecame out and had it fixed so fast I didn't even have the windows closed back yet. If you have HVAC issues, this is the place to go.

Called for furnace service (not working) around 10:30am (very cold weather). Talked to the rep at…read moreStout. She told me she'd get a tech on it, when possible. No more than 2 hours went by and I received a message a tech was on the way. Drew showed up, very professional, very personable, and listened to my experience. Checked a couple things, then checked the furnace. Reset the furnace, waited to make sure it was working correctly, then checked the moisture output on the house. Working perfectly! In and out in ~15 mins!!! Warmth!!! Thanks Drew/Stout! Perfect service AND NO SELL talk! Great service! Highly recommend!!! 5 STARS!

I rent a small farm house off Hugo Drive. The unit on the house is over 35 years old, and our…read morelandlord refuses to replace it. Stout has been out several times and the unit is still now fixed. Most of their technicians are very polite and knowledgeable. Today a very rude technician told me the unit is working fine, and no unit can cool a home when it's 90 degrees out. Funny, he should tell that to the people in Phoenix! I told him the unit ran all night, to which he stated, " it's hot at night too". It was 75 degrees last night. When I called to complain to the owner he dismissed me and told me that "this isn't between our company and you, it's between you and the landlord". He could careless that his technician was rude to someone. I recorded the conversation and he didn't even want to hear it. He even tried to give me crazy story that with the humidity in the air the unit would run all night to get the humidity out of the walls. I'm 53 years old and have owned countless homes in several states and have never heard of such a thing. I believe he knows the landlord and is trying to help her not replace the unit. Repulsive!

My gas furnace was short cycling for a while and everything I tried to solve the problem didn't fix…read morethe short cycling. I called 2Roots and Nick Jr. was there the next morning at 8 AM. He quickly analyzed the problem and identified the issue. He was able to fix the issue and stayed around to ensure that the problem was solved. 2Roots is my go to for all my HVAC work. They are professional, efficient, and trustworthy. It's great to support a business that really cares about their customers.

Two Roots was recommended to us by a friend about a year ago. They came out and serviced our 10+…read moreyear old HVAC unit a few times and were always affordable professional, prompt and efficient. Our HVAC unit was on its last leg and it finally died. When we called Two Roots they came out the same day did a full evaluation on replacing the entire system. We had a very professional quote with four pricing options later that day. We made our selection based on our budget and the HVAC features we cared for most. The unit was ordered and installed two days later and we are now enjoying the comfort of cool air in our house thanks to Two Roots... The team of three, Nick Sr, Nick Jr and Ed made sure that all precautions were taken to protect the inside of our house as they had to access our attic for one of the units. We highly recommend the professional team of Two Roots for all of your heating and cooling needs...

Nice to have folks who knew our heating/cooling system (bosch split system) that could fix the real…read moreissue and actually do a proper diagnosis & repair. Tod, Matt and a 3rd gentleman whose name I don't recall were quick and new what to do.

I moved to the area two years ago and have been using Hickory Heating and Air. Recently I was…read morehaving issues with my Mitsubishi mini split on the lower level of my three-level home. They sent a technician out to assess the problem. He told me the freon was leaking, it would cost me $500 to fill with freon and labor, and that I probably needed a new unit. They charge $100 per pound for freon. A friend of mine recommended a local heating and air conditioning company, with a great reputation and reviews, he had been using for years. Their technician told me it was low on freon and suggested I fill it up and see what happens. He charged me less than $200, not $500, and it's working fine for now. They charged me $75 per pound for freon. I had both companies give me estimates to replace my Mitsubishi unit if I need to replace it. Hickory Heating and Air gave me an estimate for $9800. The other company, for the same exact Mitsubishi unit, gave me an estimate of $7500. Same exact unit, same warranty, same everything. A difference in price of 5-10% is normal with getting estimates and can be expected. A difference of 30% is excessive and gouging the customer. Needless to say, I won't be using Hickory Heating and Air again. I would suggest getting several estimates before dealing with Hickory Heating and Air.

They fixed my furnace when teo other companies could not. Came on the weekend. Personable and…read moredidn't BS me. That was a welcomed. Highly recommend.

Air Force One sold me a whole new set up installed it at a lower price than what one guy was going…read moreto charge for just the outside unit I highly recommend these people they care and if you have any questions or problems you just call them and they're right there and very reasonable rates not trying to take advantage of anyone during this pandemic like most of them are thank you again Air Force 1. I didn't fully understand heat pumps but now I do Air Force 1 explain it all answered all my questions if I ever need another one or need a heating and air condition man it will be Air Force One as long as I put up with me.

I had G&S come out this morning for a basic cleaning of my HVAC. The tech, Matt, was very…read moreknowledgeable and professional. He did a great job and, thank God, no major issues of repair necessary. I can highly recommend this company and Matt. An aside: when I asked my neighbors whom to contact to do this cleaning, everyone recommended G&S. There's a reason!

Prior to 2022, I had good experiences with G&S Metal. Prompt and friendly service with reasonable…read moreprices. Unfortunately, the pandemic has affected our local HVAC companies. We had to replace our 112-year-old foundation. This was a huge, four-month-long project. To begin, we had to have our blowers moved out of the way for the duration of the work. Then, once the foundation was complete, we had to re-install them. When calling to remove the units in December 2021, I got an appointment for two days later. The two-man crew showed up early, removed the units, and were finished in less than two hours. I didn't suspect anything had changed with their service. In fact, the crew said I wasn't going to be billed until I reconnected the units. I was happy about that since the foundation work was extremely expensive! When removing the blowers, the R22 refrigerant must be collected and stored, since it's harmful to the environment. This refrigerant is worth more than $400 per pound in 2022 since it is no longer produced, and most units built prior to 2020 still need it for cooling. Fast forward four months. I called to schedule the reconnection. It took several weeks to get a call back to schedule a time for the work. After getting the first appointment, it was canceled two days later. After another week of calling back for a reschedule, I was put on for the following week. When four techs arrived, they said the ground was too soft to do the service then, they wanted to wait another two weeks. When the crew finally returned to re-install the units, I was happy I have Ring cameras all around the house, and inside too. One member was taking as many as five smoke breaks an hour (see attached images). The other was a slow mover and liked to take air-conditioned breaks in the van. Seven hours later the units were reinstalled, and we had cool air again! I was disappointed it took so long to get the reinstallation scheduled but was ok with the amount of time it took two people to reconnect, recharge, and get the units up and running again. Until I saw the bill. $2,414.00. There was only a single line item: "Remove outside units and reinstall". Even if you ignore the smoke breaks, phone calls, and air-conditioned breaks and assume they worked all 9 hours. That's $268.22 an hour for labor. Not to mention, that $2,400 would have been a significant down payment towards a new more efficient, and environmentally friendly system. When I called for an explanation, I never heard back. It's been almost a month of radio silence from them. I must wonder if the delay on reinstall was due to the value of the refrigerant that was reclaimed from my two systems. In the two systems, there were about 24 pounds of refrigerant. $9,600 is a great deal of money. When I started calling other HVAC companies to re-install my units, I would have had to buy that refrigerant to re-fill the systems. That's why I ultimately waited on G&S to complete the work.

Never again! Less than 30 minutes from house and I was told it was too far to come out for big jobs…read morebut they would do small things like hooking up a dish washer. I initially reached out for a refrigerator water line install and dishwasher water line install as well as a quote on new pipe hangers and shower, toilet, and sink install which I told the receptionist when booking . I asked the receptionist since I did not have kitchen cabinets and sink installed yet if the water line for dishwasher could be done or if I needed to wait and was told it wasn't an issue. Fast forward and plumber came out put in a line for refrigerator and said dishwasher couldn't be installed until sink was installed. I was charged over $300 for work and never received a quote for other work. After calling back twice inquiring , I finally got called back to say I was too far away for big jobs.

JPS PLUMBING IS THE BEST! We had a pipe leak in our kitchen destroying everything and Dakota at JP…read morePlumbing replaced the pipe, reconnected the dishwasher and sink perfectly. Also repaired the commode in one of our bathrooms. All done at a reasonable price. Thank you Dakota and all team members of JP Plumbing!

One of my air conditioners stopped working in the evening on one of the hottest days of the summer…read more Called Putnam Mechanical and they were there the next day, replaced the faulty part and everything was back to working great. I always use them for my yearly maintenance.

On November 21, 2021, Putnam Mechanical, from Mooresville, NC, installed a Lennox HVAC system, at…read moremy business, Sweet Cakes Bakery. I have attached the copy of the contract. The contract drafted by Putnam contained an error in the model number of the air conditioner and a fraudulent representation that the unit included a "one-year parts and labor warranty and ten-year manufacturer's warranty". We relied on the ten-year manufacturer warranty when we decided to use Putnam to install a Lennox unit. We never received any paperwork for the unit, such as warranty, installation/instruction guide, or registration form. In fact, we could not register the unit with Lennox because the unit number in the contract is incorrect. It was not until the unit stopped working, in July of 2024, and Putnam refused to service the unit, that we hired another HVAC company. The new HVAC company took a photo of the actual unit model no. which is TSA036S4N44Y. We registered the unit with Lennox after learning the correct model number and clearly could see there was never any warranty on the unit. When we contacted Putnam regarding the broken system, we were instructed to call any other HVAC company to honor the warranty (Putnam manager and owner knows there is no warranty). We called 2 HVAC companies to get estimates for repair. Both well known reputable companies, stated in their estimate that Putnam did NOT install the proper 3/8 inch line for the refrigerant. Putnam used an undersized liquid refrigerant line which damaged the thermal valve. The pressure resulting from the undersized line directly cause the A/C system failure. We are a small business, struggling to survive. Putnam's use of the undersized refrigerant line (which should have been 3/8" per the Lennox installation guide), AND Putnam fraudulently leading us to rely on a nonexistent 10-year manufacturer warranty need to be rectified. If I were to be gracious with their mistake, you could say Putnam "may have" accidentally entered the incorrect model number in the contract, but the statement of the "one year parts and labor warranty and ten-year manufacturer's warranty" is clearly a fraudulent statement used to convince us to use their services over their competitors. Due to Putnam's fraud and incompetence our unit was damaged. If you want to spend thousands of dollars on an HVAC unit, only for it to last less than 3 years and have to spend even more money to fix negligent work or to get an entirely new system, Putnam is the way to go for sure. For the cherry on top, their owner, Michael Fortin, will speak to you directly on the phone and repeat the lies in their contract verbatim to really double down on their fraudulent practices. So if you'd like someone to lie to your face, choose Putnam! Otherwise, I'd look elsewhere.