Best Gas Furnace Repair in Charlotte NC

Y'all, if I could give Josh from Blue Collar 10 stars, I would! We had an electrical issue on Sunday of Memorial Day weekend. I just went down the line on Yelp and called 15 different electricians... Josh responded quickly, and was over at my house within a couple hours. Quickly got to the bottom of the issue, which was with power IN to the house, helped me call Duke Energy to explain the problem and make sure they dispatched a lineman, and followed up several times over the afternoon and evening to make sure we were okay and all squared away. And even though he could have gouged me on a holiday, he charged me a more than reasonable rate while providing great service. I would absolutely recommend them for all your electrical and HVAC needs (he is licensed for both)!!

Fantastic company doing excellent work. Very nice team and very communicative, arrived when they said they would and fixed my issue quickly and knowledgeably. Very great company, I recommend them 10/10 and would absolutely call them the next time I have an issue. Thanks Rickey and Phoenix Electrical Solutions!

We wanted to replace the 15 year old halogen under cabinet lights in our kitchen. Chris took the LED's we purchased and had all four in place and looking fantastic In less than an hour.

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!

Great service, fair price.  I will definitely use this electrician again. Scott was prompt, courteous, and helpful, and he was able to get outlets that weren't working in my home fixed in a short amount of time.

From the first time they beat everyone's quotes for a new heat pump to the time they replaced my buildings systems to the time they figured out another vendor's error, Bradham Brothers has been there for me. I shudder at the price of the annual contract but it's a small price to pay for peace of mind.

We had a ceiling fan stop working in our master bedroom. Scheduled an appointment to have it replaced. The CSR said they charge $69 to come out and a ceiling fan replacement would run about $400. When the tech arrived, I told him what the problem was. He then told us that to even look at the fan/switch would be a $300 troubleshooting fee. When I questioned this he said  the fee was non-negotiable but stated a few times he would cut us a break on the work. He proceeded to remove the switch cover, touched the wires with his voltage meter, and told us you need to replace the fan and switch...Which we already knew. So he charged us $300 for 15 minutes to confirm what we told the CSR over the phone. When I called customer service to inquire about the $300 trouble shooting fee I was told that the electrical team would waive it. The CSR from the electrical team told me she had no authority to waive it but a manager would contact me. We will see if that happens. I have since scheduled the work with another company for half the price.

Awful experience!! The technician did not provide an estimate for replacing a fill valve in my guest bathroom. He went ahead and put one in the toilet while I was talking with a customer on the phone. He did not give me an estimate and I did not authorize that price. He charged me $145.00 for labor plus a $65.00 service fee for 10 minutes of work. Then he put owner supplied materials and no warranty on the receipt. I never gave him a fill valve!! I called the company and spoke with Debbie. She was argumentative, disrespectful and did not listen to what I had to say!! They're the worst!!

Really a mixed experience. My 20 year old water heater started to leak so after a quick trip to Lowe's, I contacted IRV. Robert came out and performed a very thorough and comprehensive review of the situation and provided me 3 options (2 tankless, 1 direct replacement). I went ahead and went for the high eff tankless Rinnai system.
The office was very punctual, giving me appointment updates and the technicians were right on time.
That's when the issues started. The quality of the initial installation was HORRIBLE. I wish I could post pictures.
The plumber attempted to use the existing wall penetration for the exhaust, but somehow convinced himself that the supply also needed to be vented, and went on to create using aluminum flashing and LOTS of silicone and expanding foam, one of the worst wall penetrations possible. That was only outdone by the piping on the outside of the home that looked like two periscopes protruding from a 12 square of aluminum flashing on top of my vinyl siding. It was comical. It's worth noting this is directly off my deck on the rear of my house. A lesser issue was the electrical, in which a new outlet was installed, but instead of running the wire inside the sheetrock to the breaker box, the electrician ran flex conduit out of the wall, along the baseboard and back inside the wall by the breaker box about 6 feet away. It really looks bad. I would later be told that meets code. Lesser issues include the PEX piping that was really just sloppy and the pressure relief valve that was plumbed strangely.
I immediately contacted Leon who while I think was at the job site, did not do the work the first time. He understood my concern, and said he would address it as soon as he was back in town (holiday weekend). Again, great attitude and very responsive.
I showed Leon what my neighbor had done (DIY job), as well as what comes with the unit. Pretty basic stuff. Pics like this all over the internet.
Leon (and his assistant) was again punctual and immediately went about fixing both of the exhaust venting issues. He ended up having to raise the water heater and using commercially available ducting designed and installed what is now a much better installation. I still have a little sheetrock inside to cleanup, but I can handle that. The outside, while better, is still an issue. Because of the initial installation, I am left with 4-6 screw holes in my siding where the flashing from the original installation was installed (along with a lot of silicone again). Short of replacing the vinyl siding, not sure I have a solution.
I will deal with the electrical/sheetrock & PEX piping issues.
I received a survey call shortly after, and I hope the company takes my feedback to heart. When you install a unit like this in someone's finished garage, you need to discuss with the homeowner the installation. What was done was some of the most shabby workmanship I have ever seen. Had I had the 2nd installation, the first time around, I probably would have given IRV 4 or 5 starts. That said,
Leon (and his helper on day 2) - 5 stars
Robert - 5 stars
The plumber that did the work on day 1 - 0 stars (should have gone negative as I also had what we think was a gas leak on the first night to which we were asked to crack the garage door).
The electrician - again, ask the homeowner. Simply stating we don't do sheetrock on a $4k+ job is not acceptable.
Sorry for the lengthy review. I really like the unit. It seems to work well. My lesson - Don't take the installation for granted!