The entire Nipe Electrical team was absolutely amazing. Very professional, on time, timely,…read moretransparent, and honest on pricing. Their 10% discount when paid as cash is also very helpful in striving affordability. Highly recommend for any of your electrical needs. S. Lockhart

Highly recommended! I called Mike on a Monday morning and he came the same day and fixed the…read moreproblem. I wasn't expecting him to do it right away, but he did. I already ask him to schedule me for the other things I need done. I am very pleased with his work, and I am sure you will be as well.

Very knowledgeable and reasonable pricing. I would recommend them to anyone looking for home…read morecharging

Working with Scott Nye at Charge Up Solutions was a pleasure! He was so friendly and knowledgeable…read more He showed up on time, worked hard, and shared his knowledge with us. I love my EV charger. I highly recommend this company.

Local family owned business. They have great communication and get the job done in a timely manner…read more We had three, two pong outlets upgraded as well as some outlets that no longer held in the plug. They were in and out in no time at all and cleaned up the area they were working in. No surprise charges.

Called Gillingham's in the morning, got a quick professional response leading to same day estimate…read moreand service. Great communication and pricing. I highly recommend and will definitely us this service again. Many, Many Thanks!

I was excited to trade my house for a condo and especially excited that it had a newer heat pump…read more Well, there were problems almost immediately and the pump had to have refrigerant added. I wasn't pleased with the service experience of the provider who came out and sought replacement options from several companies, one of whom was McCleary. I lost the urge to replace as the existing pump continued to work and I thought maybe the recharge would last a few years. Well it didn't. I had to have another provider come out to recharge the pump and decided to get additional estimates. I recontacted McCleary and they promptly provided updated estimates for two options we had discussed previously. The type of refrigerant had since since changed, of course, so the price went up for everything but what can you do. I really wanted a Mitsubishi unit because they're so efficient and quiet but I explored conventional options from other service providers. In the end, McCleary provided quick, thorough, and complete responses to my questions and the people I spoke with were friendly. McCleary also offered a Mitsubishi unit like I wanted for what seemed like a reasonable price. The day of the install was interesting because I wasn't expecting the outdoor unit to be so huge and it had to be shipped on its own truck. The neighbors aren't sure what to make of the thing or why it's so gigantic. I'm not sure either but it is effective, quiet, and my electric bills have dropped about 30% even though we are keeping the winter temperature higher. The fellas who did the install were incredible: they worked very quietly, were so respectful, very friendly, cleaned up fastidiously, and were just great. If there was anything I would have changed, it would have been to have a better orientation on how the thermostat operates -- but they did say to call with any questions. The thermostat, at my request, is a simple one. I was told it's programmable but I don't want to program it and just want to set it and forget it. Nonetheless, there are settings that I don't understand fully -- for instance, does "Auto" switch back and forth between heat and cold? Can you turn the fan on to run continuously (for air filtration purposes? or for dehumidifcation?) while still having heating and cooling available? The manual is extensive but not terribly useful. I deliberately waited to write this review to see how the unit works in both hot and cold temperatures and it's pretty remarkable. The condo just warms up - not quickly like in a house with a gas furnace - but steadily. The unit operates for long periods of time -- which is useful for air filtration and dehumidification -- but is very quiet. The hyper heat units don't require auxiliary heat and somehow manage to pump out hot air even when it's 0 degrees outside. The air conditioning feels frigid and just sort of smothers us with refreshing coldness. It's delightful. The unit is much, much more quiet than the former heat pump but is still audible during heating season, especially the reversing valve when the unit goes into defrost mode. The unit is virtually silent when the air conditioning is on. Overall, I'm happy. I contacted McCleary a couple months ago to locate the serial number so I could claim an energy efficiency credit for taxes but haven't had to contact them for any other reason. I believe they'll be responsive if the unit requires servicing but the installers indicated this is one of the most trouble-free and dependable heat pumps made and helped me feel confident about the purchase. We'll see but so far so good. This review is only the second one for McCleary on yelp but there are nearly 1,000 on Google and they're all positive. McCleary was one of only two Mitsubishi "Elite Diamond Contractors" in my area when I selected who to contact. McCleary was the only contractor I found that had only positive reviews.

They came out in a reasonable time considering the heat wave we've been having. The gentleman who…read moreworked on our central AC unit arrived a little early, thoroughly checked our system, diagnosed the problems quickly, and was able to fix both things on the spot. Unit working fine now and the cost was very reasonable for the service given. Thank you!

The guys did quality work in a timely manner install was a great experience ellectrant company to…read morework with

After reading this review I hope the reader learns that…read more1.Word of mouth is usually right especially from multiple different sources. 2.Always get a written quote before a job is performed. 3. When considering Comfort Solutions get a competitor quote to compare (you may be highly surprised about the difference) I don't leave reviews unless I have an out of the ordinary experience (90% those reviews are positive) this one not so much. Infact I wasn't going to leave a review, but I believe whoever takes this review serious might find that they can save hundreds (like my case) or Thousands for a new unit install or something of the sort. I recently got some remodeling done on my houses exterior. I have a mini split unit therefore there are exterior pipes on the outside walls. When my contractor replaced the siding, he removed the PVC covers. Corey Leckron (owner) suggested that I get him to replace them. So, I said he could do it. This was in March of this year. He went on to say that they use a sleek design cover as opposed to the bulky kind that was existing. He informed me that it was slightly expensive around $40 for a 8' piece (I would need 6 pieces). The Contractor came and finished my exterior remodel and I notified Comfort Solutions that they could come and install the PVC covers. It was heading into summer during their busy time and I told them it was no hurry as this was strictly cosmetic. In the meantime, 4 people inquired about it and I told them Comfort Solutions were going to install the covers. One of those people were a HVAC guy who said he could do it for $400. I was expecting Comfort Solutions to be somewhat higher from the word I heard from other people. But I already ready gave them my word they could do it. Last week they came and covered it. (See picture on) Now keep in mind there was no other work besides installing covers on existing exposed pipes and running a drain to in my down spout as seen in upper left. Looks good! I think so. I got a invoice that simply said 2hrs work and parts total due $964.00. See picture 2 Wow I figured $600ish because from what I was hearing their prices tend to be 30-35% more than competitors. I honestly felt there was a mistake, so I do some quick research and math on paper. See picture 3. Parts at home depot total $282 and I figure after markup price (lets be real all companies do this) the price is $400 that's a 30% markup which seems like a healthy fair mark up. Then $100 an hr which I think is more than fair assumption, most companies will charge you $60- $65 an hour, however, only came up to $600. I emailed them for itemized bill. I just wanted to see costs I was charged for labor and parts, but Corey was unable to do this, and you can see his response and our correspondence at picture 4. I never had a contractor deny me an itemized bill. Is it a law they must tell you what parts they used and what they charged you? Where in the world did all this expense come from. Well according to Corey it's for services.... I thought that's what an hourly rate is. Maybe the hourly rate in more like $282.... I don't know. I wouldn't know because he can't itemize the bill. Anyhow best thing I can do is laugh about and learn from it. As far as workmanship I have nothing to complain about that, however this could have been a DIY project as not really any HVAC knowledge is needed to screw covers over pipes.