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Over the Christmas holidays my hot water went out.  They were quick to access the problem and once they had the correct part fix the issue. Restoring hot water.  I would recommend Eneco to anyone with plumbing and/or HVAC issues!

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!

My friend's dad, a naval captain, says There's only 5 minutes between half a$$ and first class. I chose J's because they have an A+ rating from the BBB. They lived up to their rating. The receptionist told me I'd get a call from the plumber on Wednesday. True to her word, Zach called me Wednesday at 0820, arrived shortly after, and thoroughly completed 4 projects. He went above and beyond by CLEANING UP AFTER HIMSELF and putting my belongings back after moving them. THAT was impressive in and of itself. My bath tub is fully functional, my toilet no longer runs, and no more leaky sink under my new sink. Grateful for the good service. I highly recommend J's Plumbing. They're FIRST CLASS!

Always reliable, reasonable and quick to help! We wouldn't want to use anyone else for our plumbing needs!

My hot water heater broke on a Friday night. Queen City Plumbing came out and replaced it with an A.O. Smith water heater. Total bill was $3,000.
Two weeks later my basement flooded and extinguished the water heater flame and I called Queen City Plumbing for repairs. They remarked the flood water had damaged the water heater igniter system beyond repair and I had to replace the two week old water heater.
I called a second plumber. He reset a safety switch and the water heater worked fine. The charge was $49. A far cry from installing a second a $3,000 water heater.

Donald from D. R. Jordan Plumbing did a wonderful job replacing my pressure valve (I think that's what it's called) in my garage. It was causing a very loud whistle whenever I ran water in the house. Now I can flush the toilet and wash clothes without letting my neighbors know.

He was very friendly, professional, and did a very clean professional job. I highly recommend him. I will most definitely use his services again if required.

We called to get a quote for a whole house humidifier. The rep quoted us out two 5000 sq ft (top of the line) units when our house is only 3400 sq ft total. I asked why he would quote us on something so expensive when all we needed was 1500 sq DT on each floor. The total quote was over 7 THOUSAND dollars for something that I've paid less than 2k for in the past. I asked that he revisit the quote if he wants my business and never heard back from them. Also customer service in general when you call is just plain old poor. Do yourself a favor, listen to the majority of these reviews, pay less and get better customer service somewhere else.

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

I needed a new heat pump, so did a lot of research and called a number of locally owned business in Charlotte.  Everyone was fast, courteous and helpful in getting me quotes, estimates, etc.

Not Morris Jenkins.  They say they will respond to your website request in 30 minutes, and I didn't get a call back for nearly 24 hours, and that was after I called them to ask when a salesperson/estimator would call me.

Finally, 36 hours AFTER I submitted a request for an estimate, and two phone calls into their company, an estimator called.  His prices were between $2000-3000 HIGHER than the other three companies I called.  I asked him about that, and he decided that he should bash the brand I had been quoted on.  So he gave me a new quote, for another brand of heatpump, which was $2000 higher than the exact same model I had received from another company.  That's when I was told they must not have good installers to have a price like that, PLUS, if I bought a heatpump from Morris-Jenkins, I'd get a brand new iPad!

I'm sorry, but I'm not buying a new HVAC unit for my home just to get an iPad.  Nice try, guys, but maybe you should stop writing jingles on TV, and concentrate on getting your prices down.  Do your research, and buy from a locally owned and operated company.  There are some great ones to pick from, that will give you much better customer service.

I called this company because I had issues with water in my tub and coming from the floor of my bathroom toilet. Along with other companies called, I decided to go with them because the rep on the phone said they we very honest people and do not charge for services that were not needed. This was their pitch for charging hourly vs flat rate. Seemed to make sense so I had them come out.
Now what did I actually get for my money? A whole bunch of nothing and a huge waste of time.
The plumber showed up at 2:50pm and had difficulty locating my sewage drain so he could snake it out. Mind you, he took the time out to view my neighbors yards and where their sewage drains were located. The sewage is also marked on the concrete, so finding it should have been all of 10 minutes. But, no....it took him 1 hour and 15 minutes to find the drain.
After he finally found it and popped open the drain, he informed me that this is a city issue and I should have called them, not the plumbing company. He also informed me that I would be charged for the full time he was there, even though some of the time he was smoking, walking in neighbors yards, and calling his office to get someone else to come help him look for the drain.
As you can imagine, I was upset to find that I had to pay almost $200 for him to do absolutely nothing. He did offer to snake the drain for me since he was already there, and since I still had the plumbing issues. I figured, why not? If I HAVE to pay him, at least I'd make him WORK for it. So, 25 minuteslater he tells me that his snake isn't long enough and that the city has to come do it afterall.  Awesome!! What CAN this company actually do, besides rip people off?
So, as he is packing up getting ready to leave, I go inside and write the check for the time he was there. But wait....there's more. I'm hit with an additional 15 minute charge, which is right around $37, for his drive time!! WHAT???? This was never mentioned to me when I called in with my issue, nor was it brought up when he arrived. I went back inside and wrote another check. At this point, I just wanted this guy and his company GONE!!!

PLEASE, SAVE YOURSELF A HEADACHE AND GET A DIFFERENT PLUMBER!!!!

I have had to use a plumber before for this same issue and not only did they locate the drain in less time, but they were able to snake the drain, pack up, and be gone in less time than these theives took to do a bunch of nothing. I will NEVER use this company again!

The customer service was good and we didn't end up booking with them so I can't say anything about the quality of work, but they quoted us wayyyy high for the work we wanted done. Everyone else came in at half the cost. Even the permit from the city they quoted us at $400, but the company we went with only charged us $80.

I scheduled AC repair service with Accent through my home warranty company last Monday and was told the first available appointment would be Thursday at 8AM.  I asked for a later time on Thursday since I could not be home at 8AM due to work and was told by the receptionist that they could move my appointment to 10AM instead.  I confirmed again with her and with my home warranty company.  Fast-forward to Thursday and they called at 8AM saying they were on their way despite my appointment change.  I told the tech my appointment was at 10 and he said not according to his schedule but he'd call the office and they'd figure it out.  I didn't hear from them again until over 3 hours later and it was the same receptionist that moved my appointment!  She said they had no record of the change and could come back out to fix my AC on Saturday.  I asked to speak with a manager and she said I couldn't.  One of the owners then came on the line and indicated that while he had the power to send someone over immediately, he would not because his guys were busy and he would not move more customers to fit me in, even if the error was on their end.  I asked him why it took so long for them to call me back from 8AM and he didn't know.  I also asked since his tech clearly had an opening today since he would likely finish early, why not send him back over when he's done?  He said no, he wouldn't do that.  He promised then to take a look and try to figure something out and I never heard back from him.  I would not recommend Accent for any service whatsoever as they definitely do not know how to keep a schedule, do the right thing when they mess up, and they really do not seem to care about their customers at all.

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.