Modesto Dehumidifier Installation

Bret arrived on time and proceeded to find the problem right away. Cleaned and changed filters and condenser. Tested for air flow and instructed on preventive maintenance in the future.

They were very prompt, honest, clean, and were able to communicate and explained things very clearly. I have 5 rental properties and I also own another home which I live in. I had them do work for me in my current home previously and they did such a good job I have had Scott from Airway look at my 4 rental units and do replacements in those units also. I highly recommend him and will definitely be using him in the near future.

the installation of (2) suppy air trunk lines to separate air throu out the house. price include all rooms to have volume dampers to regulate the air flow to each particular room. sealduct throu out the attic warranties on trunk duct (5) yrs parts and labor also attic ventilator 1600cfm model larlest one (5) yrs part and labor . he walk me though step by step on how it work show in the attic I was very happy with him very nice man the best

The serviceman had to come out twice. The first time, they found cats in our attic and said we would need to have them removed before they could complete the work. Talk about surprising! I was shocked that the neighborhood alley cats had used my attic and a/c pipes to cool down over the summer. They had flattened the pipes by laying on them, thus they needed replacement. Once we got the cats out, the technician returned and quickly replace the damaged ductwork and tested the air flow of our A/C unit. GREAT JOB!!!

I called Scott on Monday to schedule a service call for my HVAC system in my rental. He scheduled for Tues morning. He and his partner arrived at my house exactly on time, which was important to me as I live 2 hours away, and began checking out the system. After a thorough cleaning of the unit, he checked the temps, pressures, air flows, and functions and pronounced it in good shape. I couldn't be happier. You can not find a more professional, prompt, courtious, knowlegable, and fair HVAC contractor anywhere. I would highly recommend.

Installation team and the electrician, were top notch, courteous, excellent workmanship and respectful. Owner communicated on timely fashion, but installed a thermostat that was not what was agreed on in contract. Correct thermostat installed later. Don't know if will use again or not.

This was a professional and pleasant experience from beginning to end. It began with a service call to fix the old furnace. At which time the technician informed us of something we had been fearing for some time, we had a problem with the motor itself. He explained the repair in detail and let us know how much it would cost. We told him not to move forward, we had a decision to make. Based on some inquires and the professionalism of the tech we asked Honey's to come give us a bid on a new furnace. The tech came with the sales guy,- low impact- we decide to go all in and replace both furnace and air conditioner. Every step of the process was handled with professionalism and with respect for us and our home. Honey's made sure we got all our rebates, inspections, and paperwork done and filed where each piece needed to be. I would have Honey's work on our home again any time. I just wish they did kitchens!

I have lived in my house for almost 4 yrs, no issues with furnace to date. Trying to be a good Preventative Maintenance kind of guy, I scheduled a $60 tune up through Angie's List. A service tech came, 30 minutes late for the 2hr appt. window (so 2.5 hours after window started). He did call ahead of time to let me know he would be late and I appreciated that. He proceeded to do some air flow, gas pressure, and temperature testing as well as change all the return filters in my house. He was a very polite and professional guy. He concluded that my furnace worked great, I paid my $60, and he left. Three days later, the furnace started acting weird. It would shut off after about 15 minutes of heating. If the house only needed to be heated 1 or 2 degrees, this didn't matter, but if I needed the furnace to run for a longer period I was out of luck. I called back for a follow up appt. A few days later, a different service tech showed up, 15 mins early to the appt. window. This technician was much older, seemed to be quite a bit more knowledgeable, but was very unprofessional. He kept cussing at my furnace and telling me "why he would never buy a Lennox" for his house and that the "freakin' Engineers" at Lennox didn't know what they were doing. I happen to be an Engineer (albeit not for an HVAC company) and didn't appreciate this. He troubleshooted the condensate line, found no issues, and then narrowed it down to the gas valve. It wouldn't hold a very steady flame on low-fire mode, and would completely lose flame on high-fire. He cycle between low/high-fire modes many times using a jumper wire, which is probably standard practice, but seemed that it would be a bit harsh on the blower motor. He concluded that I needed a new gas valve and could have it in a few days. The office called me the next day and we scheduled an appt. for a week out. During the period before the next appt., my house understandably got very cold, and I decided to run the furnace just to gain a few degrees. I turned it on, continued doing whatever I was doing at the time, then had a smoke alarm in my house start beeping and saw some smoke coming from the main air return. I realized that the blower never kicked on, which must have caused the coil to get very hot. During the next appt., the same technician spent most of his time troubleshooting the blower. Same type of attitude towards my "@#$% Lennox". He concluded that the motor was fine, but the speed controller needed replacement. Painful news knowing that my furnace was working fine before my very first appt... The technician did advise me to buy a unit online, as Bailey's would likely charge me for a new controller and motor (they come as a package from Lennox) and it would be very expensive. I appreciated his honesty on that. I assumed that Bailey's would install the new controller for me, but I couldn't talk the main office into charging me less than 1hr of labor to install. It's literally two small bolts and an electrical harness connection, 2 minutes at most. I decided to do that part myself and save $120. So, at the 4th appt. and after 4 weeks of no heat in December, the technician replaced my gas valve and my furnace roared to life again. I'm now happy that it's over. Bailey's seems like a good company with good customer service. The first technician was either very inexperienced and damaged something on my furnace, or it was just a terrible coincidence. The second technician was rough around the edges but knowledgeable. I can't help but think that he may have damaged my blower controller, though. Or I'm just super unlucky.