Best Boiler Services in Plano TX

I've had two bad experiences with Enoch in the last two weeks:

1- I just paid thousands of dollars switching to a tankless water-heater. Enoch sent 1 employee for the complete install. After 12 hours of work the employee admitted he doesn't know why the system has bad water pressure and the next morning it took over 2 minutes for my kitchen sink to start to get warm water. I never had those problems before. I've tried reaching out and they are yet to respond. Last words to me were that I need to pay more to add a filter for hard water... something they never tested before the install. They are great at giving quotes and terrible at following through

2- I tried to get a quote on fixing airflow to my back bedroom. Two employees came and one of the young gentleman told me it's not even worth it for us to do this. I later received a quote for $8000 to completely change all my duct work. Another company quoted me $250 and said it was an easy fix

I cannot say enough good things about this company.  I was out of town when my husband text me disastrous photos of our ceiling on the floor due to a back-up in the AC system in our attic.  I was watching a Texas Ranger game and saw a commercial for Xtreme Air.  It was about 7:30pm.  I called and a real human being answered the phone and there were two technicians at our home in 20 minutes.  Chad and Sam were wonderful and made my husband feel at ease during a very upsetting incident.  Apparently the last AC people had disconnected the emergency drain.  They were there for a couple of hours.  They got everything unclogged and running smoothly again and then called DryForce to come out to start the drying a repair process.  You would think the charges for coming out after hours would be astronomical.  No!!!  I was shocked at the low price.  We also bought a service contract which gives us 2 free check-ups per year, as well as a plumbing check.  I have had Chad and Sam back to check out our dampering system which had also been disconnected.  They were so nice and, right away, I saw why my husband was so impressed.  They were on time, thorough, and did a great job.  We have only been in our home for a year and a half and have had terrible luck, obviously, with AC companies.  Now, our worries are over.  We have great AC professionals we can trust, as well as plumbers.  I've already had Ruben out to check my plumbing.  He came out very quickly and was very professional, as well!!!  Thank goodness I'm a Ranger fan!!!!

Helped with a sewage blockage and did a great job. The plumber was on time, professional, and very polite. I would use them again in the future

I've seen some longer posts on NTX, so I'll keep mine short and to the point. They say in times of crisis, true character shines. And this surely is the case with NTX. It's interesting as I reflect back on why we called NTX. It was Monday, during one of the worst snow storms/cold fronts in 30 years in Dallas, and we were desperate as were most. Fortunate to have power but no hot water we called NTX. They said they couldn't get to us until Wednesday which we understood for obvious reasons. Worth noting, and the reason I am posting, they said the minimum visit charge was $155. We agreed and scheduled. They did arrive on Wednesday, and as a callout, with only a blow torch. After 5 minutes of applying flames to our cooper pipes they asked if they could borrow a hair dryer, remember this point as I'll close with it, to which we obliged. 20 minutes later after using both the blow torch and hairdryer, they basically said there was nothing more considering our tankless hot water heater is outdoors. Not knowing what more to do, we agreed all else had been attempted. This is where it gets about as shady as it gets. Then the two plumbers proceed to tell us it is a minimum visit charge of $500 , but because of his tenure of at the company he could do $400. When challenged they proceeded to tell a story of their last visit and how they threated to call the cops for non-payment. I didn't feel like arguing further, and they left while we still didn't have hot water. In closing I'll call out two things. First, turns out price gouging doesn't apply to plumbers in Texas (shocker....). Second, hey at least in the event we have another 30 epic year snow storm, the money they ripped me off hopefully buys more hairdryers.

I mean, I really tried to keep it short, but these guys are shady.

Cheers to being shady NTX.