Best Flame Sensor Repair in Indianapolis IN

PHP is great, second time I used them. On time, professional, hones, and high quality.

Had a toilet installed last fall with another company, and I know I was WAY overcharged. When the other toilet in my house stopped working earlier this year, I contacted Westside Plumbing based on a friend's suggestion. They did the exact same service as the other company, for a MUCH lower price. Arrived on time, were friendly, and the install didn't take too long. Would definitely use WP's services again, and would recommend to others.

The technician was very polite and thorough. He arrived in the timeline the company quoted. The work I had done was reasonably priced.

Our company used L furnace mechanicals LLC on multiple occasions. If you need help with electrical issues , plumbing or HVAC look no further and give them call !!! Fair pricing , very knowledgeable , professional. Highly recommended

We had to have our water lines replaced.  The guys did a great job.  Our estimate from Absolute Comfort was a fraction of a competitor's estimate.  They also moved the lines for our washer, cleaned out our crawl space, and installed a water softener.  We have more work that needs to be done, and we will be using Absolute Comfort again!

Our technician, Jeremy, was very punctual.  When he came in he immediately put his orange booties on and went to work.  He was very professional in his inspection and confirmed what we already knew in one bathroom.   With the exception of the one bathroom we passed the inspection.  Jeremy gave us helpful advice in the settings on our water heater.  Once done with the inspection I asked him if he could repair the problem in the guest bathroom and he said he could, and he did.  Even with the help of one of our five cats.   We have dealt with this company several times now and am very pleased with their services.

They have a decent maintenance program. They show up when they say they will. Repairs are too expensive.

I called them to repair the AC for our carriage house rental apartment. They came that day (which was great!) and the initial agreement was $95 trip/diagnostic fee. He listened to my description and in about 2 minutes told me he needed to replace both the compressor and the fan motor. He then spent about 30 minutes explaining their annual maintenance fee I could purchase (almost $600/year for our full systems), taking pictures and sending those to his shop, talking to them on the phone from his van. He then returned and showed me on his tablet an initial quote of about $560 which included an itemized $75 fee for him to get the parts. I asked him if that included the service fee. He said, parts, labor, everything. I agreed. He clicked the accent button and the price jumped to ~$780. He explained the increase was because of the extended diagnostic time required, because he was here more than half an hour diagnosing the problem (even though that included a sales pitch for a maintenance agreement!) I asked why I was charged more after agreeing to a price, when he diagnosed the problem so quickly and spent most of his time in the van writing up the estimate and trying to sell a maintenance plan when he had been able to tell me in minutes which parts needed replacing. He said he doesn't like the system either but that's what they do. I said the price might be fair but it feels really shady to raise the price after I accept, right in front of my eyes. He called his manager then told me the best he can do is $600. He would not let me talk to any manager. I said ok, but it still feels shady to raise the price after an initial offer. He then clicked to accept that and the price went up to $698.46. He apologized, said it's their system and he has no control over it. I went ahead and paid them that price. He did the repair. It didn't work. He took it apart and said he'd crossed some wires. He attached them a different way and then it worked. He sprayed it down with my hose and said that was $130 service he was doing for free. It was a very odd way to price a job, and based on their increased fees I felt cheated, because they  apparently charged me for time spent trying to sell a maintenance plan. They knew it was a hot day and I'd pay anything they asked. I don't think Ryan cheated me, but I think their system is out of his control and not honest up front. If they wanted to charge almost $800 they should have just charged that up front. If my complex problem risked an extended diagnostic fee they should have told me that up front. I definitely don't feel comfortable asking them to return for any other services.

short and curt review. on Wednesday 8/4/21 our A/C went out. My wife called them based on their review? They were quick to respond . The technician told my wife the condensing fan motor was bad. New one would cost $1600. Now the bad news. It will take 4-6 weeks to get the part. But we have new complete units available to install by next week. We don't break down complete units for parts, he said. He also told my wife that a new condensing unit would not match up to the old inside condensing coil so a totall replacement of the entire HVAC was needed. So he could have some qualified people come look at it  for proper sizing.
I ordered the hard to find part and had it delivered on Saturday 8/7/21. I didn't like the hard sell or up sell he offered my wife. So I called someone else to look at it. Fan motor might be bad but after he showed me what was really wrong. The Johnson technician was not honest. New tech showed me the leaks on the coil. Replacing the fan motor was pointless. The unit had cooked itself. Because of the fan motorways  not working. Johnson technician could have made a sale and we would be on our way to a new out door unit by Tuesday. On Saturday the 8/7/21 I called the Johnson heating and cooling office because the technician never forwarded a quote to us. He never submitted to his office that we needed items for repairs or replacement. I want want my $149 diagnostic fee returned. Dishonest, incomplete diagnosis of the problem and incompetence. Failure To complete the task at hand.

Highly rated on Angie's List. I chose them after reading multiple reviews on many companies. They fixed a small problem and didn't overcharge or try to take advantage of us. I highly recommend them.

I also responded to an offer of a precision tune-up and professional cleaning for $54.  They came to my house on Feb. 15.  I was shown a picture on an iPhone of possible mold growing in my furnace, and I was given three options of things that needed to be done to my furnace ranging from $742 to $2212.  Although my furnace was working fine before they came, the next day my furnace was not working properly.  The temperature was 60 degrees even though it was set at 66 degrees.  I had my regular heating company come out to check on it.  There were wires pulled off of the blower capacitor.  This caused the control board and the main limit switch to short out.  Long story short, I had to replace the control board, which cost me an additional $445, for a total of $499 when there wasn't anything wrong with my furnace to begin with.  By the way, the mold turned out to be a little rust which isn't hurting anything.

If you receive one of these advertisements with a good price for a check-up or a tune-up, I recommend that you throw it away.  I don't know if the wires were left off of the back of my furnace intentionally or through negligence, but either way I would not recommend Summers Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning of Franklin to anyone.

We called Mr Quik because we had a leak in our faucet and also in our garbage disposal.  Our service tech was Danny P.  He advised us that the garbage disposal was rusting (7+years old) and also the faucet(11 years old).  We purchased both items and Danny installed them efficiently and timely.  Our only negative is the pricing, which seems awfully high.

When this company came out to uninstall our hvac system they did some malicious damage in the words of our new company that installed a similar energy-efficient system.  They
1.  took the supply box (which had been installed by another company
2. took the SSU switch
3.  damaged original ductwork by taking it and shoving it up into the ceiling (ductwork was ALL installed by another company
4.  cut PVC flue all of the way back to the wall---did not stop at the place where they had connected to the furnace
5. removed the connections to the disconnect pole
6.  cut power to some of the other utility boxes in the house

These are all things explained to me when the new company came out to install.  Unfortunately, my husband and I are not HVAC experts so he didn't know what they were doing as he stood over them.  They did try to take the cement slab that the ac unit sat on, but he was able to stop them at that point.

Thanks!