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A while back I called A&A Mechanical to service my Generac generator. I called Generac directly as the home I bought this year came with a large generator. I have never had a generator before and didn't know what needed to be done on it. They gave me a list of companies that service their generators near my home, and A&A was a company within my town. I called and scheduled an appointment with them in a few days. What was great was that I found out from them, that they used to service the generator for the old owner of my house.

They came, performed service on the generator and set it up so I get it serviced once a year. Technician was friendly and explained to me how my generator worked, how it would test the system every week, pretty much gave me a lot of useful info. I am very glad I did get it service because two weeks later, my area lost power for an entire day. Seems some squirrel(s) messed around a nearby electrical substation. Immediately my generator kicked in... and it's an amazing generator powered my entire home! I so could have used this when I lived in Miami during hurricane season! If I didn't get it serviced, I would have been without power and I would have lost a stand alone freezer and a refrigerators worth of food... so I saved a lot of money!

If you have a generator, get regular service.... and get it from A&A!

Seems also per the website they also do work in plumbing, heating and A/C... so something to keep in mind too.

I highly recommend this plumbing service. The customer service was fast, polite and responsive. The plumber was clean and very courteous, went out of their way to please us by following up  with a  call and a note. The response time was 1 day ( mine wasn't an emergency). The woman that makes the appointments was very polite and flexible, as I am a night shift person. Great business if you need plumbing work done!

Called them to come out and fix two issues. Explicitly told the person on the phone what was wrong and they said they'd send someone out. Person gets here and takes a quick look.. says there's nothing he can do nor would they normally be able to and recommends another number to call. I get a bill for 0.25hrs at $106/hr and a $79 service call charge for something that should have been stopped on the phone.

I get they need to make money.. but do they expect anyone to call again after that?

After many times asking for someone to drain my pressure tank, put 25 lbs of pressure in, then refill, I bought a new one due to their insistence, that I needed to do so. The Manager ordered the pressure tank, not seeing my old one which was 81 gal. When the new pressure tank came in he called and quoted me the price $750.00 but didn't say how many gal.  Thinking the workman told him the size, I agreed to let them install it. Turns out the pressure tank is a mere 20 gallon, same name brand, which cost $180.00 on the internet. Along with the pressure tank fittings was also installed, at the cost of $109.00. So the total cost for the tank and fittings was $289.00, making Flow Tech $461.00 for the installation. Now if they pay the worker $25.00 an hour, his total time here was close to one hour, Flow Tech made $436.00 profit and I got something worse than I  previously had. Reason for replacing was the pump motor ran everytime when you flushed the toilet, got a drink of water, etc. Fearing I would burn up the  motor that pumped the water to the tank and the cost would be very expensive, I gave them the job. If they would have agreed to drain my old one, put 25 lbs of air in the old tank, then refill, I really believe i would still have a quality tank. Flow Tech is in business to earn money and not satisfy their customers. A business like this will not prosper. I talked to the Flow Tech manager about this and his answer was, you need to find you another plumber.  I talked to the Flow Tech owner and he stated the same.  A meeting was scheduled before the owner talked to me. My advice, use at your own risk!  (Edited) Sept 30th. I did hire another Plumber. He tells me my old pressure tank does not have a bladder (what Flow Tech told me had burst) and as long as my old pressure tank was not leaking, it didn't need replaced. So what my departed Husband did for so many years, (drain the old one, put 25 pounds of pressure in it, then fill back up) is all they would have needed to do, which is what I told them to do. As I said before use Flow Tech at your own risk. Mary S.  Oct 15th 2017. After many weeks since Flow Tech did this job, they hesitantly returned $250.00 of the $750.00 I paid them. I had two options, let them back into my home to install a 40 gal. tank or accept the $250.00 check. Not wanting to admit them to my home again, I chose the latter option.  Mary S.

Never again.  We hired someone else after we did business with these folks.  

not going to go into the disappointments.  Just take my work for it.

I called at 8am this morning. Was told the business was opening up and would get a call back in 10 minutes. After 25 minutes I got a call back and was scheduled for service between 10am-11am. I was told that service could not be initiated until after 11am, I would get a call back. At a 11:25am I called. I explained that no one had arrived and that I really needed to be at work by 1pm, since I had taken the morning off. I was told that someone would be at my home within 15 minutes and the work would be done in time for me to be at work by 1pm. After another 20 minutes and to the point of frustration and tears, I called and canceled. I don't think a customer should have to be on the phone with a company 6 different times between 8:05am - 11:40am trying to get service. If you're not able to do it, say so.

They were prompt and did their job. However, they did not respect the fact we have carpeting and walked through sludge and through the house. I had to clean my carpets and kitchen rugs after they left. Other than that, drains are cleared and thats a big deal.

So not only did they install the dishwasher crooked. 23 days after my last review, the kitchen cabinet was wet to the point water was on the floor. If there wasn't water on the floor, I probably wouldn't have been alerted to the problem. I don't know if the pipes were installed incorrectly or not tightened enough, but either way the pipe came loose from the garbage disposal so when the dishwasher was running it was just pouring water out into the cabinet. Do not use these people for plumbing!