Best Generator Installation in New Orleans LA

They are even open on Saturdays until 4 pm.
I would recommend this company in emergency situations also. Give them a call.

I needed minor plumbing repairs. This company provided timely, high quality services. Would definitely use them again.

RESPONSIVE! I called, received an estimate, scheduled the repair, work was performed, and they were paid for services rendered.

But more importantly the work was performed professionally and in a timely manner. I'm definitely saving this company as one of my favorites.

AC went out so we called and we had a 5:30 appointment, they were here right on the dot. The young man was quick, pleasant, and happy to answer any questions we had. After the lackluster service we received last year from another company, it was refreshing to have this level of service and even the cost was less than anticipated!

I have a story of honesty that is rare in this day and age.  Mike of River City Air Express--New Orleans came out a couple of weeks ago for a faulty first floor AC unit, and installed a new one.  In the course of checking over our system he made some minor repairs to our other two systems.  Then this past weekend, the second floor unit was not cooling.  Mike came out on a Saturday (unit was frozen so we had to turn it off and he would have come back again that day, but we were unavailable.)  He returned on Sunday.  He said the freon was low, which had caused the freezing (a likely leak) and that the  expense of the freon would result in likely a $700 or so bill.  We felt we had few options, and approved the repair.  Mike added the freon and then talked with us.  He said he believes the freon leaked out because he did not tighten something back tight enough when he looked at the unit two weeks ago.  He said there would be no charge whatsoever, although he knew he would take some head from his boss.  Furthermore, he apologized that we had had a couple of warm nights in the bedrooms as a result of his oversight.  Who does this anymore??!!  We would never have known.  You better bet I will be calling Mike back for all our future HVAC needs!!!

I only have good things to say about this company.  We were in need of a complete a/c unit.  I got estimates from several companies and  I feel like I got a great value for an exceptional unit.  Our salesman, Roland, explained all of the different available options and helped us pick the best unit for our needs.  We had 6 choices of American Standard 5 ton units .  He explained the pros and cons of each in terms we could understand.    We were given an installation date three days later.  The lead installer, Michael, was here on time with his crew.  They had the old unit out and the new unit in and running the same day.  Everything went smoothly and we love our new unit.  
Roland even came the day of install to make sure the job was going smooth.  I would recommend this company.

not trustworthy. sloppy work. overly priced. please check other companies for your AC needs

THEY ARE EITHER THE WORST PLUMBERS OR THE BIGGEST CON-ARTISTS OR BOTH.  Would give 0 stars if possible.
I'm active duty Navy and I'm stationed out of state, so I'm renting out my house in Gretna.  The water line from the hot water heater broke under the slab.  My renter showed me it over the phone, his friend assessed it, Choice Home Warranty's plumber looked at it (but they don't do that kind of work), and RotoRooter all said that it is in/under the slab.  RotoRooter wouldn't call me back to schedule, but quoted me for $2100.  
I hired Pete's just because they were one of the highest rating in the NOLA area and they seemed happy to take on the job.  However, the first time the plumber visited, he thought that the leak was not under the slab and could fix it, but not that same day.  Even though he was the only person, out of 5 different people, who could not tell that the leak was in the slab, I went with him, again based on high reviews.    The price he quoted me to fix the leak was $1200 something.  He offered to replace the aging hot water heater for an extra $200 something.  $200 something is a great price on a new hot water heater, even though it had absolutely nothing to do with the leak itself and the unit was working perfectly fine, I paid the extra, coming out to be $1465.  He told me that if the leak is in fact under the slab it would cost more, but the $1465 would go towards that extra cost.  
Then, upon installing the new hot water heater, Pete's finally figured out that the leak is in the slab and he'll need to get a leak detection done, but the $1465 that I already paid him will cover that.  After they found the leak, he was saying it would cost $2k to fix.  I asked how much of the $1465 that I already paid goes towards that amount, he told me nothing, that what I already paid was used up.  He said, though, that at this point I don't owe him anything additional.  
So, the water heater only costed me $200 extra, and after calling the leak detect company, I found out they only charge $250.  That's only $450, what happened to the rest of the $1015?!  It couldn't have been labor because absolutely 0, nada, zilch progress was made to fix the very thing they were hired for- the stupid leak!  The only thing I got out of the remaining $1015 was you got a leak in the slab, well thank you Sherlock, but I already told you that before you even came out the first time!  It doesn't cost $1015 in labor costs to discover the leak that should've been found during the initial estimate.
I called the office and they told me that I paid $1465 for the leak detect and a new hot water heater.  No, that was not the deal, I did not hire them to just put in a hot water heater and have another company find the leak for them but not to fix the leak.  Apparently, they thought the old hot water heater, which was working perfectly fine, was my top priority, not the massive leak under my house!  Even then, replacing a hot water heater in a garage takes very little labor and I can do that faster than changing my car's oil, I would never have agreed to pay that amount just for a very simple task.  I wouldn't even pay $150 for labor on replacing a unit in a flat garage.  I asked for a refund because there is no way I used up all $1465 on you got a leak in the slab, but here's your $200 hot water heater, they said they would call me back...still waiting.
I'm going to pursue further action if they are not willing to refund me.