Best Air Duct Repair in Tulsa OK

The tech did good plumbing work, but I felt he was trying to spend as much time here as possible.  He was here for 3 hours, and I believe he could have finished in less time.

Awesome in all aspects!  No upcharge for the weekend.  Will definitely use them again.

Freedom has saved me twice in the last year....once when my heaters went out during that horrible ice storm in Dec 2022 and again now when one of my A/Cs went out. They were able to get me in quickly, and their prices are incredibly reasonable. You never realize how important it is having a trusty HVAC person until you actually need one. These are my go to guys.

Horrible customer service! Do NOT use this company for anything. They take your money do awful install that won't pass city inspection then lie about warranty. Still have issues with my system and no reply to phone calls or emails for several weeks now!

So disappointed. I had used this company at another residence and thought they were fairly honest and reasonably priced for their services. I purchased the HVAC maintenance package for over $400 and had furnaces serviced at the end of November. Had problems right off with furnaces not blowing heat. Discovered on one unit the technician had turned off the heat at my programmable thermostat when he changed the filter but apparently forgot to turn it back on - no big deal, I found the problem and changed the setting back to run the program. On the other furnace, the programmable thermostat heat setting had also been left off but even after I put it back to the correct settings, the furnace would come on but would not blow hot air. Took off panel to furnace unit and saw that the Tech has left the gas valve switch in the off position - I switched it back on and this fixed the problem. Then this week that same furnace again would not blow hot air (burners not igniting). This time called for service. Ended up having a bad igniter. Quoted almost $300 to replace. I told Tech this price seemed excess for the part which literally was basically a small metal rod easily replaced with one screw. He said that was just off top of his head and that he needed to check the price. While he went to his truck to check on price. I looked up the price for a Trane burner igniter and found an average price of $20. Even with 100% price mark up and maybe around $100 for labor (even though ridiculously easy to change out, the company does need to make money), I figured he would come back telling me it was more like $150 especially with my 20% discount for having a service maintenance agreement. Nope - almost $300. I declined to pay such a crazy price and went to Tulsa Appliance, purchased the part for $25, installed in in 2 seconds. I would have paid a reasonable price of around $150 for this repair, $300 is simply taking advantage. Disappointed.