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I attempted to change a thermostat and somehow lost power to the ac. Being a novice I decided to stop while I was ahead. It is a Sunday and I thought I would be out of luck but called Jaycox as a friend recommended them. A wonderful lady answered and advised the could get someone out today. She advised of the service fee for Sunday's up front so there would be no surprises. As promised a kind, knowledgeable man arrived by the name of Scott. I explained the situation. He checked some wiring and found a blown fuse. He explained I had crossed a wire. He changed the fuse and wired the thermostat CORRECTLY and I had ac again.
Great service! Professional, friendly and knowledgeable!
AC repaired on a Sunday for less than $100
From this experience I would highly recommend!
Great service! Professional, friendly and knowledgeable!
AC repaired on a Sunday for less than $100
From this experience I would highly recommend!
13041 W Grand Ave Surprise, AZ 85374
I called him in the morning and hour later he was at my house checking on the unit.
He knows what he is doing and has excellent customer care and service. He is so kind and I can't say enough how happy I am with his service. You will be happy if you choose him.
He knows what he is doing and has excellent customer care and service. He is so kind and I can't say enough how happy I am with his service. You will be happy if you choose him.
Glendale, AZ 85301
Great response and communication- Jason supplied a through quote at a great price and offered many options. Arrived on time and was helpful!
https://northernairac.com
1804 E Loveland Ln San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
Robert did an awesome job for a reasonable price. Good attitude, worked super hard, got it done in a timely fashion. Will definitely be using him again for anything we need hvac related. Recommend him highly. He replaced our air handler and condenser and relocated it all in one day.
Phoenix, AZ 85031
Very helpful and honest company. They were able to complete the requested work very quickly. I would definitely use them again.
Phoenix, AZ
We thought there was something wrong with our AC, but they came out and checked it for quite a while actually. Our AC units were fine and they didn't charge us a thing. And this was during the high heat of the summer!
http://mcmillinair.com
158 Yavapai Wickenburg, AZ 85390
My earlier review was knee-jerk and unfair to Hobaica's Services. I want to extend my heartfelt apology to Hobaica's in general, and to Andy Hobaica and to Chase C. in particular. Chase, thank you for coming out this morning and talking me off the ledge.
You can't do any better than Hobaica's for residential HVAC service in the Valley. I've had Hobaica's install the last two comfort systems on my house. The first one was in 2004 and the most recent one was August 2020. But I do want to issue a word of caution and it has nothing to do with Hobaica's. If you have a home that has a traditional gas furnace or you have a gas-pack AC unit, be careful about moving to a heat pump for your home's heating needs. When we had our rooftop Trane gas pack unit replaced with a Bosch heat pump last August, we were blown away (no pun intended) by how quiet and efficient the Bosch AC unit is. The summer energy savings are incredible. However, now that we're in winter, I'm not as crazy about the Bosch unit because it has a difficult time keeping my house comfortable. The unit is operating perfectly and Hobaica's is doing an excellent job of supporting it, but the bottom line is that a heat pump will never push out the kind of BTUs that a gas furnace can. You know that nice, hot, blast you get when the funace fan turns on and you can feel it across the room? A heat pump just can't make that kind of heat. You're also going to pay higher utility bills in the winter because a heat pump is quite a bit more expensive to run than a furnace. I wish someone had explained that to me before I was talked into a heat pump. However, Chase C. from Hobaica's made some adjustments to the thermostat config and he also suggested adding humidifers to help with the distribution of warm air in the house. We'll give that a try.
Here's the bottom line for me on this issue: In Phx we need a decent home heater for, what, eight weeks out of the year. Perhaps I should just learn to throw on a sweater or a second pair of socks as the price to pay during those eight weeks for the awesome AC capabilities of the Bosch unit. Because, realistically, come next August when it's 106 degrees outside at2AM, I'm going to be comfortable as can be with my Bosch AC and I doubt I'll think much about being a little chilly in January.
And now I'd like to talk about Chase C. If he decides to leave the HVAC business, he could become a psychologist. He talked me off the ledge about how/why the heat pump was doing what it's doing. And then we managed to find a couple non-HVAC topics to talk about and, wow, Chase is a knowledgable chap! Thanks for spending part of your Friday morning with me, Chase!
REVIEWER'S ADVICE: If you're planning to move from a traditional gas furnace to a heat pump, make sure you've got double or triple pane windows in your house and it also isn't a bad idea to add more insulation to your attic and walls. We did those items several years ago, so I hate to think how uncomfortable we'd be if we hadn't taken those steps. If you have drafty old single pane windows, DO NOT consider installing a heat pump in your home. You'll be cold all winter.
http://www.hobaica.com
You can't do any better than Hobaica's for residential HVAC service in the Valley. I've had Hobaica's install the last two comfort systems on my house. The first one was in 2004 and the most recent one was August 2020. But I do want to issue a word of caution and it has nothing to do with Hobaica's. If you have a home that has a traditional gas furnace or you have a gas-pack AC unit, be careful about moving to a heat pump for your home's heating needs. When we had our rooftop Trane gas pack unit replaced with a Bosch heat pump last August, we were blown away (no pun intended) by how quiet and efficient the Bosch AC unit is. The summer energy savings are incredible. However, now that we're in winter, I'm not as crazy about the Bosch unit because it has a difficult time keeping my house comfortable. The unit is operating perfectly and Hobaica's is doing an excellent job of supporting it, but the bottom line is that a heat pump will never push out the kind of BTUs that a gas furnace can. You know that nice, hot, blast you get when the funace fan turns on and you can feel it across the room? A heat pump just can't make that kind of heat. You're also going to pay higher utility bills in the winter because a heat pump is quite a bit more expensive to run than a furnace. I wish someone had explained that to me before I was talked into a heat pump. However, Chase C. from Hobaica's made some adjustments to the thermostat config and he also suggested adding humidifers to help with the distribution of warm air in the house. We'll give that a try.
Here's the bottom line for me on this issue: In Phx we need a decent home heater for, what, eight weeks out of the year. Perhaps I should just learn to throw on a sweater or a second pair of socks as the price to pay during those eight weeks for the awesome AC capabilities of the Bosch unit. Because, realistically, come next August when it's 106 degrees outside at2AM, I'm going to be comfortable as can be with my Bosch AC and I doubt I'll think much about being a little chilly in January.
And now I'd like to talk about Chase C. If he decides to leave the HVAC business, he could become a psychologist. He talked me off the ledge about how/why the heat pump was doing what it's doing. And then we managed to find a couple non-HVAC topics to talk about and, wow, Chase is a knowledgable chap! Thanks for spending part of your Friday morning with me, Chase!
REVIEWER'S ADVICE: If you're planning to move from a traditional gas furnace to a heat pump, make sure you've got double or triple pane windows in your house and it also isn't a bad idea to add more insulation to your attic and walls. We did those items several years ago, so I hate to think how uncomfortable we'd be if we hadn't taken those steps. If you have drafty old single pane windows, DO NOT consider installing a heat pump in your home. You'll be cold all winter.
10636 N Cave Creek Rd Phoenix, AZ 85020
My parents purchased a home and needed a new unit and new ductwork. LRG did a fantastic job. The pricing was fair and the work was completed fairly quickly. Very professional. LRG is the way to go!
Phoenix, AZ
Excellent experience. My central air went out and they came out the same day and fixed the problem. Professional, reliable and highly recommended!
https://www.azcomfortexperts.c…
1610 N Rosemont Ste 113 Mesa, AZ 85205
Jake is an outstanding guy! On time, friendly, good service and attention to detail!
Thank you
http://TranscendAirComfort.com
Thank you
Phoenix, AZ
I had a brand new AC system installed 10 months ago. All of a sudden, it stopped cooling and the house was 87°. I keep it at 77°. The company that installed the unit wanted $950 to do a major coil repair, so I got other quotes and needed it done ASAP. I spoke with Danny, who quoted me $650 was able to come the very next day! Not only was he early (notified), but he and his awesome assistant finished in half the time! Danny has amazing customer service, response time, prices and work ethic. For an unexpected situation that we all dread - like a nonworking AC in 100° AZ heat - Danny made this a great experience. I will definitely call him again in the future for my AC needs. I have already been spreading his name....
http://gokkheatingandair.com
Phoenix, AZ
These guys are great. I lease a townhome that has had AC issues since i moved in and Sean, Nicole and the entire team have been great in working around my travel schedule to get work completed. Highly recommend Reliance !
http://relianceac.com
302 W Lone Cactus Dr Phoenix, AZ 85027
Great company with excellent service. They dont commission their techs so you dont have to worry about being upsold just so the tech can jack his truck up. Had an issue with our AC and they fixed it quickly. Highly recommended.
https://accutempaz.com
3231 E Washington St Phoenix, AZ 85034
Wouldn't use anyone else. We have a Plumbing and Heating/AC maintenance plans with them. Josh Perry is awesome for plumbing needs.
3669 E La Salle St Phoenix, AZ 85040
Both of our AC units were on their last leg, house is about 20yrs old. I got quotes from 5 different companies, many of which were much larger, lots of the larger ones sent out dedicated sales people which was kind of a red flag for me that they need to charge higher prices for all of their extra employees. I'm really glad that I found DeModica Air, Jon Jon came out the day after I called him, explained all of my options, including patching my existing units which he said he could get them to last probably another 3 years. But he recommended replacement and we are glad we went with his recommendation. He had both units replaced, along with the air handlers in just 2 days. I highly recommend giving them a shot, at least invite them to give you a quote.
Phoenix, AZ
A less than four year old condenser unit would not start up. Called Stay Cool and had an appointment window for 2-5 PM. At four pm i called to confirm and they said yes, but someone else was in front of me. 5:30 PM rolled around and no Stay Cool. No call, no nothing. Unreliable, unprofessional. Buyer beware.
http://www.staycoolacaz.com
522 Finnie Flat Rd Ste E625 Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Last month our a/c stopped working. We filed a claim with our home warranty company on a Saturday and I was so worried that we were going to be without a/c for several days. Being August, 8 months pregnant, and also having a 1 year old I was very concerned! My husband left a message on Sunday, and someone contacted him back letting him know they would be out early Monday. The communication was great and the tech who came had the part we needed on hand and fixed it right away. I was so thankful! Great customer service and no further problems, couldn't ask for better!
http://anthemair.net
44052 N Hudson Trail New River, AZ 85087
I have a fairly new home, built less than 2 years ago, and my tankless water heater went out a few weeks ago. The company charged me for a part I didn't need that was still under warranty. It took two weeks for them to finally fix it and all it needed was an electronic master reset.
I reached out to ask about why they charged me for a part I didn't need and they said due to all the time they spent here and on the phone with tech support.
Here's the issue I hope you correct going forward so it doesn't impact future customers:
1) Your technician didn't spend more than 5 minutes here the first time. He didn't troubleshoot anything. I told him the code and what I looked up online that led me to calling you. He said yup that's it. Then he left.
2) Had he troubleshot the issue it could've been resolved that day and we wouldn't have been without hot water for two weeks. Also, this would've prevented the ordering of a part that was unnecessary.
3) The second technician said he's not a plumber, rather he's an HVAC guy. I think having the properly trained technician would have sped up the job, reducing time wasted on troubleshooting a master reset.
I am giving 2 stars instead of 1 because I am thankful the last technician that came out was honest and was able to resolve it and get the water heater working.
https://1800plumber.com/locati…
I reached out to ask about why they charged me for a part I didn't need and they said due to all the time they spent here and on the phone with tech support.
Here's the issue I hope you correct going forward so it doesn't impact future customers:
1) Your technician didn't spend more than 5 minutes here the first time. He didn't troubleshoot anything. I told him the code and what I looked up online that led me to calling you. He said yup that's it. Then he left.
2) Had he troubleshot the issue it could've been resolved that day and we wouldn't have been without hot water for two weeks. Also, this would've prevented the ordering of a part that was unnecessary.
3) The second technician said he's not a plumber, rather he's an HVAC guy. I think having the properly trained technician would have sped up the job, reducing time wasted on troubleshooting a master reset.
I am giving 2 stars instead of 1 because I am thankful the last technician that came out was honest and was able to resolve it and get the water heater working.
7701 E Gray Rd Ste 107 Scottsdale, AZ 85260
This company sucks! I called via their segment on YOUR LIFE A TO Z to have a service check done. The tech messed up and a breaker by the unit blew and he never bothered to check it. Then, he preceded to give a quote for a new unit, over 10 grand and CHARGED us without even receiving a new unit! What the hell?? I was out of town and I told my husband no way, that unit does not need to be replaced and to call our credit card company because who charges before even doing any service??. Sure enough, we had another company come out and it was the breaker! Precision broke our unit!! This tech said our unit has at least 3 years on its life. WE SAVED 10 GRAND AND NO THANKS TO PRECISION!! They may think about retraining their techs. At least, we were not charged for the service check due to their fault and our unit was working when they arrived.
https://www.precisionairandplu…
3045 N Colorado St Ste 3 Chandler, AZ 85225
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