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These gentlemen were wonderful! They came out on a Thursday evening to give us a quote, and we're back Saturday afternoon to do the job of installing an additional outlet in the garage. They were very thorough on the planning, and the checked a couple times to make sure they were doing what we wanted. They were very well priced, courteous, quick with their work, and cleaned up after themselves. We will definitely use them again for future electrical projects.

Kit is honest, reliable, knowledgeable, hard working and very investor friendly. He has helped us in different situations from getting a house rent-ready to trimming trees and changing lockboxes. We trust him and can highly recombed him for anyone!

The technician was very polite and thorough. He arrived in the timeline the company quoted. The work I had done was reasonably priced.

Our company used L furnace mechanicals LLC on multiple occasions. If you need help with electrical issues , plumbing or HVAC look no further and give them call !!! Fair pricing , very knowledgeable , professional. Highly recommended

These guys are great. Christian was our service technician and did an awesome job.  He was very polite, asked good questions, and did excellent work.  We had a chandelier and ceiling fan installed and they look great and work perfectly.  I definitely give them my highest recommendation.

Very disappointed. I called Godby to find an electrical problem because a neighbor recommended them. We'd had a leak and the plumber (who did a great job) said the cause was an electrical current arcing on the pipes from malfunctioning fixtures. Godby's electrician spent something like four hours examining our electrical service and assured me there was no problem.

A month later, another leak. Plumber (same company but different individual) confirmed the problem was electricity on the pipes. Called Barth Electric; they sent an electrician who found the problem promptly and fixed it. Needless to say, I would NEVER use Godby again. Not only did we throw out the money we paid them, but the subsequent leak that could have been avoided cost nearly 400 to fix--and that's before repairing the hole in the drywall.

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We called this company out on Friday Jan. 31st to repair a broken furnace. Their resolve was to replace a motor or replace the furnace due to its age. We paid for the motor and was told this should resolve the problem until we can replace the furnace. The furnace went out again Feb 6th. Because they had fixed a problem last year for the furnace, I chose to get a second opinion. I was told in that review the actual problem was a leaking pipe that had leaked into the parts and that another part was also affected which Efficient System did not mention AT ALL. It was very apparent that this was the issue. There was rust everywhere. We trusted the Efficient System rep when he told us that the furnace was just old in fact his quote included the following note with NO mention of rust, water leak or the other faulty part which you could see just looking at it:

DRAFT INDUCER REPLACEMENT: Replace inducer assembly do to failure other issues may still exist after repair but unable to test until inducer is repaired

Efficient Systems NEVER mentioned any leaks or rust or that more than one part was affected. I called them back and requested that they remove the part and refund our money for a fix that did not solve the problem and would force us to spend an insanely unnecessary amount for several separate repairs. Rob and his assistant refused to provide a refund and argued that they fixed a part. Yeah a part that was not needed. Don't call this company. I'm filing with BBB.

Pretty disappointed. And shocked. We own a small restaurant in downtown Indy. Like fools we never put the wall mount on our sink sprayer. So, 3 1/2 years later, the threads broke. Called out Mr. Quik. A guy was there for an hour to give an estimate.   We were charges $60 and given an estimate of $752. I took the parts over to Economy Plumbers. They sold me $10 in parts and told me how to fix it. Took us 10 minutes and fixed. What on earth could have cost $752. Seriously. Shame in you...