On the recommendation of our neighbor, we called the Comfort Authority and scheduled a quote for 2 home air conditioner repairs and new ducting installation. We have always been skeptical of this industry since we've been burned before and are very careful of who we do business with. Taking our neighbor's recommendation, we made the call and met with a respectful and kind company representative, but were not ready to make a final judgement until potentially doing work with this company. As a businessman myself, I know that a cheap estimate or company quote is not always a good way to go as you often "get what you pay for" and later regret the choice to go cheap. My neighbor had gone as far as to mention that the Comfort Authority was not the cheapest, but not the most expensive; however, we would likely be very pleased with the quality of the equipment, any installations, and certainly the after-care. All of that said, as a long-time businessman, I still remained skeptical and ready to "pull the plug" if anything went wrong with any installation if we chose to go with this company. Well, as expected, and as advised, the Comfort Authority was not the cheapest, but also not the most expensive with their quotes. What initially impressed me with the quotes are that we were offered different options, from lower efficiency rated systems, to higher efficiency rated systems, as well as different warranty packages. The representative didn't just leave a quote and run away, he took the time to review all of the options with us and ask if we had any questions, going as far as to tell us that if we had any questions or concerns along the way, they would be quick to address them...but of course, I wondered if this was just a ploy to get us to sign. Well, we decided on using the Comfort Authority, even though there were two less expensive companies that we could have gone with, while admittedly, there were a few companies that had higher prices as well. I always remain skeptical until a job is completely done. Impressively, 2 large vans arrived early on our scheduled day and the entire team was introduced to us, consisting of a five person team with Peter, Shaun, Freddy, Michael and Eduardo. These gentlemen were all very humble and each of them always made sure to put on covers over their shoes to prevent any dirt from coming in our home. Each of the men would ask to enter the property when they needed to and aside from asking to use the restroom, only asked if we had any questions while they were working. We were told what the team was doing during the whole installation and were asked "if that was ok"...actually making sure we weren't being bothered by being kept informed! I kept waiting for the bomb-shell to drop. The amount of work these gentlemen needed to accomplish spanned more than 2 days and each time the same greetings and same kind professional attitude. The men all understood that although they were receiving a paycheck from the Comfort Authority, we were the ones they were working for. We were so thoroughly impressed with this team and the company so far, that we then requested them to come back and rework the ducting which we understood had been previously damaged by rodents. With the exception of Freddy from the first team, it was the same team that came back to complete the ducting work and the exact same attitudes, explanations, and kind professional attitude. Well, suffice it to say, I am more apt to scream when I don't get what I pay for and certainly provide feedback on any negative experiences, but rarely get the opportunity to provide positive feedback on such an extensive job. I will never lose my skepticism with business and contract work; however, this company and their professional team, well, they're surviving in a cut-throat business with very unscrupulous competition that will likely try to undercut them whenever possible. That said, if you are willing to spend just a little more than the cheapest, I can say at this point, you will not be sorry if you go with this company and their team! Thank you! Steve read more