Best Flame Sensor Repair in Charlotte NC

We used to green for a couple of plumbing jobs and when it was time to replace our HVAC system we called them. We had an estimator come out to quote us and when he called back we told him we wanted a quote for a different kind of system (swapping from a gas furnace to an all electric system). He said he would have the quote for us by the end of the week then it was towards the end of the week after that we heard from go green again. The original guy that came out to do the estimate must have passed us on to another colleague because we never heard from the original guy. They gave us the quotes and we asked about higher seer ratings (for tax credits) they said they wouldn't have any in stock for another month so they would call us in a month. A month later they called before the scheduled time and never returned our call when we called back.
We called another company and had our HVAC system and hot water heater replaced within a week of contacting them.  We still haven't heard from go-green.
I hate to give this company a low rating because the plumbing work we had done was a very positive experience.

Jerell came out and was very professional. He was sent to us for a plumbing problem behind our dishwasher. Allison and White property management had him come out. But now they say nothing is wrong , I would very much like the report from Jerrel if possible, because these guys are giving us a lot of trouble because of this situation and nothing is getting fixed. Can you please help? Our address is 1013 12th St. NE in Hickory. He left his number with my son, but when we called it said mailbox was not set up. We could really use your help.

We had our HVAC hit by lightning and Allstate was trying to weasel out of paying us.  Bob from Aspire was amazing - very thoughtful and trustworthy.  Bob provided quotes, repairs, evaluations, and everything else our insurance company asked for and QUICKLY!

They came over and replaced our HVAC systems and everything looks professionally installed and the systems have been running GREAT!  Aspire also dealt with the City Inspector after the work was done and came back for minor fixes.  Outstanding!

I would highly recommend Aspire for all your Heating and Cooling needs.  Great company.  Common sense.  Trustworthy.  Ran by an owner you can count on.  Thank you!

Locally owned and operated, maybe the best HVAC company in Charlotte. Travis installed an HVAC system seven years ago and it's been nothing but excellent service since. Clean, professional young men showed up to work in my home, and left without a trace, only difference being my power bill dropped significantly. I had a minor issue few years after the install, and Travis personally showed up same day to correct it.  Support this small but fast growing, locally owned business that employs young professionals from our great city. Don't pay for fancy TV commercials and snazzy billboards, pay for quality of work and great equipment.

Our Air Conditioner quit.  I called Waldrop but they could not come until perhaps the next day.  I called another outfit and got an appointment for late that afternoon. Yea!  Then the Waldrop truck pulled up.  OK, I and my bed-bound wife needed cooling.
    Do you remember when you would take a car in for brake pads and the mechanic would find a leak in the brake line and a worn rotor, oh yeah and the shocks need replacement!
    The technician quickly found the problem, a burnt relay, and had to replace the whole board it was on.

    *Let me give you some of my bono fides:  Forty years in motors and controls.  Three years in instrumentation.  Three years with electrical contractors.*

    Had I been physically able, I would have soldered on an ice cube relay.
$15 in parts and half an hour labor to repair the board with parts I would have had on the truck.
    The tech had to drive across town to get a new board, (roughly $350).  While he had, me he tried pretty hard to convince me that I needed new capacitors for both motors, one was priced $260+, the other $280+ plus labor.  I declined.  I have replaced these type capacitors before.  Never paid more than $10-$25 each, often less, at Grainger, Lowes, etc.
    So, I got a $15 problem fixed for $350, plus labor, total about $450.

         I see that the last good review they got was back in 2018

Jim Dickerson is a helluva guy. I worked there for nearly four years, and was never asked to do anything illegal or unethical.  You get what you pay for, and the prices we charged were fair by market standards.  I left after a major contract cancelled, but would have stayed otherwise. I hope that the family has continued with his vision since he has stepped back in terms of management.

After scheduling an appt last week that was cancelled same day, I tried again. Today the technicians showed up for a few electrical issues and when they couldn't quick fix them (they tried for about 5 mins) , they said their manager needed them to install a generator for someone else so they had to leave. When I asked when they could come back he said they were really busy and it could be weeks and suggested I call another company. And then he wanted $111 for the gas/trip fee.  WHAT?!?!

I asked to be placed BACK on their schedule and if/when they show back up and fix the problems, I'll happily update this review (and pay them the one time $111 gas/trip fee).

$875.00 for a 2 hour job unclogging a drain pipe. Really? If a  person promotes themselves as a Christian that is a moral and fair minded person, as Randy Scribner did to me, they are not. Learn from my expensive mistake and move on to another service provider. Buyer beware. Dave Cope, Stanley, NC

Companies like this are why I DIY as much as possible.  I should have paid more attention to other Yelp reviews.  I can't stand dishonest people or companies.  But not confident in my own electrical abilities.

First, this was for electric services.  I had two exterior outlets which were not working.  Lady on the phone told me there was a small $49 service fee which can be credited to work completed.  OK.  Shane comes out, spends an hour trying to determine the issue, doesn't know for sure but believes a connection was never made to service the front two outlets when the home was originally built in 2015 (I'm the second owner).  Then asks for $215 for the diagnostic.  What happened to the $49?  Oh, there's another $166 for a troubleshoot fee.  Wasn't disclosed.  So $49 gets you to my house and then if I want to know what's wrong, I have to pay more?  Shady tactic.

Then Shane tells me it'll be $350 for the repair which will require 12 holes in my wall to run a new line from the circuit breaker through my garage.  Can't do it same day because he doesn't have spackle to close up the holes.

Next day comes back and had an epiphany overnight that he wouldn't need to run a new line, he could connect through another room.  Job which would have taken considerable amount of time now suddenly takes about an hour.

Shady upfront pricing comments, shady repair tactics, shady company.  Do yourself a favor and try to find an honest company as IRV is anything but.