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• Whitney Fabrication

  5.0

  Eric was great. He delivered a fair, accurate estimate. He showed up right on time fully prepared with all necessary tools. The work was executed flawlessly and the result was a seamless restoration job on the pre-existing wrought iron fence. He’s my go-to metal fabricator now.

  Edward T.
• Whitney Fabrication

  5.0

  I was looking for someone who could fabricate a wide front porch metal partition with metal gates in the front porch of my townhouse. A friend of mine recommended Eric, who turned out to be a very professional welder who works relentlessly in the realization and delivery of fine metal custom work. I highly recommend the use of his services in everything metal, welding and finishingshow more

  Pietro P.
• Whitney Fabrication

  5.0

  Whitney Fabrication has been our most trusted partner for metal fabrication for several years. Eric's long track record as a professional welder and fabricator has allowed him to develop a keen sense of planning, project management and execution focused on attention to detail. His expertise in prepping, welding and finishing is second to none and his advanced knowledge of tools and processes means that we can rely on his skills whether the job involves steel, aluminum, brass or any other metalshow more

  Clem j.
• JB General Contracting

  5.0

  The work that they did was excellent they did it the way I wanted it done.I would Recommend Jb general contracting to everyone.also the owner Joe makes sure that I was happy with the work.I give him 5 stars and thumbs up on his job well done

  rosemary a.
• Bloomfield Cooling Heating & Electric Inc

  5.0

  Had a little misunderstanding with how the work was going to be done but in the end Bloomfield worked with us and we found a solution that would work for both of us. I would hire them again because of that.

  Bob H.
• Bloomfield Cooling Heating & Electric Inc

  5.0

  It was very easy to make an appoint for the technician to come out to service the furnace within one week. Brian was our service technician and he was professional from start to finish.He explained the service package that we booked for and reviewed each part of the furnace that he serviced. We discussed the benefits of purchasing a more efficient furnaceshow more

  Valerie B.
• Bloomfield Cooling Heating & Electric Inc

  5.0

  We wanted to add central ac and a new furnace to our 1890 3-story house with forced air. We received two quotes for the job and both were within a couple hundred dollars of a each other. Both said we'd need two systems. One for downstairs and one for 2/3 floors and new duct work for upstairs. We went with Bloomfield for two reasons. 1) their quote had a little more detail than the other quote so I was able to research the machines they would install. And Michael gave us three quotes "good" "better" " best" and we were able to compare. (We went with best). 2) customer service was excellent. It's a lot of money to spend so I had a lot of questions. I always spoke to same person at office and either had immediate answers or she got back to me quickly. Also Michael inspired a lot of confidence in my wife who's the one who met him for estimate. He gave her a lot of useful information was detailed and easy to talk to. Finally the crew that did installation was courteous, professional and efficient. And going back to customer service when we had a minor glitch in ac after they had finished, they sent a guy over who immediately fixed it. We are very happy with them. If you're thinking of getting ac in time for summer I suggest you book early. Both companies we looked at had 1.5 month delays before they could install. Final thing: If you're a tech nut like me and want a Nest thermometer Bloomfield won't install it. I get the impression they've had customers who have had nest and had negative experience. But I installed two nest thermostats myself (easy) and they're working fine. Bloomfield does offer a couple wi fi thermostats that look good and when you have one therm on 3rd floor and one on 1st it really helps to be able to adjust the temp from your phone or computershow more

  Jorge A.
• Bloomfield Cooling Heating & Electric Inc

  5.0

  Good estimate process. Willing to work on price. Dates were quick considering it was the summer time. Job went a day over but all in workers were polite and efficient.

  Brandon R.
• Bloomfield Cooling Heating & Electric Inc

  5.0

  This was my first major project following the purchase of a century-old townhouse. The former owners used steam radiators and at least five window air conditioners for heating and cooling, respectively. I decided to keep the steam heat, but add air ducts throughout the house and a new central air conditioning system. I placed bids with three different companies. Due to the nature of the house (space is stacked vertically), two of the companies specified that two separate systems would be needed, as one large system would be extremely difficult to balance for a uniform temperature and humidity throughout the house. I chose to go with Bloomfield based in part on the owner, who performed the initial analysis. He didn?t come across as a smooth-talking salesman, but someone who clearly wanted to create a good, finished product. He had a plainspoken confidence about his work, and asked me the most questions about my needs of the three contractors. Work commenced on 15 October 2012. After I provided the foreman with the keys, they let themselves in and locked up after they were done each day. I let them know it was okay to track mud and dust on the hardwood floors, since I?d need to clean them after moving in anyway, but they were still pretty conscientious about neatness. At the end of the project, the office manager explicitly asked me on the phone if they had been wearing their protective booties throughout the project, which seems to be one of their hallmarks. Drop cloths were used from the basement entrance up three floors to the attic. I stopped by every two or three days to check on the progress, and found that the house was mostly swept up after they left each day. The evaporator (the indoor piece) and the duct work were all finished within the time specified. However, I was called by the owner of the company partway through the project to ask me to follow up with the town on a missing survey, which was holding up the final permits. He was not willing to risk a confrontation with the town by installing the condenser (the outdoor component of the system) without that permit. This was perfectly understandable, but I wish this had been addressed much earlier on in the process. I spoke with no fewer than five people within the town offices to find out what was required. In the end, I was able to re-use an old survey from a project in the 1980s that the town still had on file, since there were no material changes to the property in that time. Once that was cleared up, the condenser was installed and hooked up the evaporator. The contractors installed a gutter drainpipe down the side of the house to protect and hide the small pipes. Partway through the project, I decided where I wanted to put the bed in the master bedroom (something I hadn?t considered two months earlier), and decided to change the location of the duct and louver in that room as a result. We found a mutually agreeable location for the new opening, and the old hole was patched up neatly (for an extra charge, since the old hole is where I initially agreed to place it). Another modification was the addition of a small return air duct in a closet that I chose to make a data closet (computer networking hardware). The foreman agreed to add it for no charge, as the original spec called for an air duct in the downstairs bathroom, and it would have taken a lot of work to get it down there. That bathroom already has a vent fan to the outside, so I could live without that air duct. (The rest of the rooms on the floor are still fully cooled.) Also had a programmable thermostat installed to replace the first-floor thermostat from the 1970s that controlled the boiler. The foreman originally chose a less programmable model, but I had him install a nicer unit. But I liked his thinking: he chose the less programmable model because it was large enough to cover the space left on the wall by the thermostat, without exposing the two generations of wall paint around it. The only problem I had with the installation, other than how the permits were handled by the town, was in the electric hookups in the attic used to add a light and an electrical socket near the evaporator (to make future servicing of the unit much easier). During a subsequent visit by an electrician to clean up unrelated small items around the house, that electrician commented on the quality of a connection that Bloomfield?s electrician made with a junction box. I will chalk this up to a professional difference of opinion, as the town electrical inspector did not comment on it when he approved it. The finished product was neatly installed and paid attention to the quirks in the building style and design. I can?t fully test the functionality of the system (late October isn?t known for warm outdoor temperatures here), but I?m looking forward to that in another two or three months. The installation was done in a timely manner, was neat and attractive, and the workers seemed to have the neatness of the finished work in mind throughout the project?s execution. The price wasn?t the absolute best (price shown does not include $209 in permits), but the workmanship suggests that it?s worth it. If I decide to add another system for the basement level in a year or two, I will go to Bloomfield firstshow more

  Gregory P.
• ADU Water - Fire - Mold - Storm

  5.0

  They were very good. They were fabulous. They came when they said they were going to come. They did the work, I was very satisfied. They got us an A/C company that is really top notch, I will only have them come to the house now. Even the next year I had a problem at my house in the closet, the whole thing came off the wall. They came and put up a new closet organizer for me. I would definitely recommend them. I have no idea on the price, everything costs a fortune down here in Florida. I couldn't tell you, I don't know if it was a fair price. Insurance paid for some of it alsoshow more

  Thomasina M.