Dallas Central Humidifier Installation

The installers initially didn't understand how to wire in the humidifier so that it would turn on and off electronically; after my husband told them how to do it, they agreed and went back to redo some of their work. Overall, the work is excellent as is the product. Dana, the sales person, is highly informed and educated about his products. Normally we shop around before buying from the first person (especially on a big purchase), but this time we felt so comfortable with Dana's knowledge, that we didn't shop around.

I thought that I needed a humidifier for the bedroom wing of my house. Angie's list was offering a "Big Deal" to have a humidifier and humidistat installed for a discounted price from Force Home Services. I signed up for the discount. I thought that the company would contact me to schedule the service. Turned out that I was to contact them which I did after a month or so. They scheduled a tech to come out and look at the job. He arrived on schedule, climbed up into the attic (where the air handler is). The description of the requirements for the job posted on Angies List indicated that access to a water line (such as in a bathroom) should be within 35 feet (which was the case). The tech explained that they required access to the water heater to tap into a water supply line. My water heater is on the other side of my house (about 75 feet away). The extra labor and material would be about $200. I decided to reevaluate my options. After buying a simple humidity meter I determined that the air was not as dry as I thought and that a couple of room humidifiers would probably be more cost effective and less difficult to maintain (the new humidifier would have to be located in a rather inaccessible place on my air handler). Based on this information, I decided to not have the humidifier installed. The only negative aspect to this experience with Force Home Services was that communication problems (scheduling original appointment and misinformation regarding the access to water).

I called them to come out and look at installing a humidifier. Drew, their VP of Products did come out and take a look. Given the configuration and location of the water heater and heating units- there were significant additional costs to installing the humidifier. We decided not to pursue it at this time.

Couldn't do the home humidifier due to the way my HVAC/furnace system is set up. Nowhere it would fit.

He is very clean and quiet most professional a/c man, and he is reasonable very quick to respond to our needs we have used him for years, great service.

We used Kleen Air to service our air conditioning while we lived in Plano. They were on time, got there quickly in emergencies and kept the unit working.

My family have used Brown over the years with good success in workmanship but the price always seemed a little high. Very good workmanship and quality. I called them again but this time they bid 3,600, almost exactly double what three other HVAC company's quoted me. $3600 vs $1800. They really just didn't want my business. Not sure why but I highly recommend you shop around.

They were polite, on time, and great. They went out of their way to figure out the plumbing to set everything up for us. They cleaned up after themselves. The unit they installed has cut our heating bills some and has made the temperature a lot more comfortable. They were really good people to work with especially when it came to scheduling. I think they were one of the best contractors I have worked with.

These guys hung in there to make it right, full credit on effort and making it right. Choices and consequences were great, no Upselling. Some improvement could be gained in attention to details, a couple of connections were fragile, wires fell off with a wiggle, a water line began to drip, upon inspection. These were corrected upon finding without complaint. They worked tirelessly to re establish air balance for me which was beyond our agreement.

They subcontracted/coordinated with an electrician to run 220v to the attic. Subcontracted/Coordinated with a plumber to install a copper pipe for the water. Made and installed a larger fan plenum. Installed a new controller with outside thermometer for condensation prevention. In all it was about 12 hours of labor performed by 6 licensed contractors. I don't even want to know what someone who charges less for this would have done. It was a big job!