Conditioned Air Solutions LLC

Description of Work: From the 1st phone call all the way thru the service call, these employees were wonderful! This company wins my business from now on! Thank you for your service!

Description of Work: Conditioned Air Solutions LLC put new exhaust fans in the bathroom.

Description of Work: The contractor repaired my hvac system. I had several other contractors in the area out to repair the unit and they all told me I needed a new system. Obviously this would have cost me about five times the price that I paid to repair it. Justin advised me that the line sets that were installed on my unit were incorrect when it was put in. The suction and return line tubing size was too small for the system to operate properly. Additionally the unit drain line was completely clogged. He spent approximately six hours repairing my system. He replaced both line sets, installed a new drain line, he evacuated the entire system, installed new refrigerant and compressor oil, and he did many other things to fix my system. He repaired several major air leaks and cleaned both the evaporator coil and the condenser coils. he also repaired the condenser fan by shortening the motor shaft and increasing the fan motor speed. I highly recommend this contractor to others in this area. Honest, fair, and timely.

Description of Work: Complete replacement of upper level residential heat pump system including air handler, condenser and all duct work.

Description of Work: I used the services of Conditioned Air Solutions LLC.

Description of Work: I selected Conditioned Air Solutions from Angies List and was very happy with their service. I needed a larger HVAC to service my second floor and a bonus room over the garage. I asked Greg Dubroca for options from least expensive to an over the top solution. His options ranged from add-on Mitsubishi HVAC at $2700 to an excellent, high efficiency (SEER 21) HVAC at $13,000. I selected an American Standard brand solution that increased the tonnage and gave me a more efficient HVAC. Do ask for options - always! Angies List showed Conditioned Air Solutions as expensive, but if you ask for options, you have more control over the total cost.

Description of Work: The week we are having the coldest weather and the heat goes out. Called several places since it was just around closing time two others would not service the heating until the next day. This company did and they were here within the hour and had the heat full functioning within a couple of hours. Several parts need replacing and Gary did a fanatstic job. He had quite a time finding one of the parts but he got the job done!

Description of Work: They fixed my A/C unit which was not putting out heat or cold air properly.

Description of Work: Conditioned Air Solutions gave me a quote. They gave me several options.

Description of Work: They gave me a quote, but they also came out and fixed my duct work.

Description of Work: We found out our furnace was venting improperly, resulting in carbon monixide pooling under our house. One company told us they wouldn't do anything about it, but conditioned air explained that we could pay for a new pipe to come through the brick wall of the crawl space and then up to the roof, or we could buy a new furnace which only needed to be vented with PVC. We chose a new furnace with less structural impact on our house.

Description of Work: We had a new heating unit installed. Our old unit had stopped working and we called Consolidated Air initially for an emergency service call. They came and evaluated the problem giving us several options. We chose to replace the old unit with a newer much more efficient one.

Description of Work: Replaced an existing A/C system and fixed interior installation to building code.

Description of Work: Replaced Kitchen Faucet

Description of Work: Added an outside outlet. with GFI. Hung 2 Customer owned light fixtures

Description of Work: Conditioned Air Solutions LLC installed our air conditioner in May.

Description of Work: Replaced the A/c and Heating Duct System in our Home.

Description of Work: This summer my 3 year old HVAC unit kept freezing up. This was the second summer in a row the new unit had failed to work well. Despite the blistering and humid heat, I was having to run the house fan to unfreeze the coils. My house never got below 80 degrees, and often was upward to 90 degrees. My messages to the company that had installed it went unanswered. In desperation, I decided to look at Angie's List for highly rated companies. The first one I called did answer, but were swamped and unable to help for at least 3 days. The next one I called was Conditioned Air Solutions. They were at my house within an hour. Once at my house, the serviceman checked the coolant levels, unfroze the coils, and inspected the unit. Then he brought me up to the attic to show me the starting point for the issue with the new unit. When it had been installed three years ago, the previous company had not used a fitting to connect the new unit to the existing furnace. Instead, they had shoved the new unit into the end of the furnace (which provides the blower) and then duct taped insulation around the opening. That duct tape had long ago stopped working, and cold air was blowing out of the gap between the unit and the furnace. Further, the pressure to the trunkline was compromised at that point. The serviceman was astonished at the poor quality of the previous installation. I'm sure I was the face of fury. No wonder my heating and cooling bills were outrageous, despite feeling cold in the winter and hot in the summer! He scheduled a Conditioned Air Solutions specialist to come the next day to determine a solution for my HVAC. The specialist arrived on schedule, inspected my attic, and prepared a list of recommendations. When he spoke to me, he started with "I don't know how begin to tell you what is wrong with your HVAC." I told him I needed to know - I have done so many things to try to lower my bills in the 10 years I've lived in this (now) 18 year old house. I've replaced all the windows (which helped some) and added insulation in the attic (which helped some) and replaced the A/C unit (which helped some). Yet despite all my changes, my utility bills were always high and my comfort level was never satisfactory. What I needed was a true solution !! But I didn't have the expertise to understand how to fix the HVAC. Well, Conditioned Air Conditions had the explanation for the overall problem. First, there was the obvious problem with the gap caused by the (square furnace to round) missing fitting. But beyond that, he explained that the new unit was oversized for the furnace, and that it should have been brought to my attention 3 years ago. (Trust me, it wasn't) Because of the mismatch, the blower would never be able to provide sufficient cooling for my house. Then he explained that the trunkline was made of a type of material (akin to particle board) that insulated poorly. Next he explained that the black plastic (think Hefty bags material) ducts that came off the trunkline were ducts that were rated for crawlspace, and not an open attic, and again, they had a poor insulation factor. Third, there had been a last minute additional bonus room added over the garage when the house was built. That 500 sq ft room had no return, and furthermore, the ducts to it were added to the front of the trunkline, which disrupted the overall flow of air to the rest of the house. Finally, he explained that the overall placement of the ducts along the trunkline were not optimal for efficiency. He recommended replacing the furnace, the trunkline and all of the black ducts and replacing them with a properly sized furnace, a metal trunkline, and metal ducts. Also they would add a return to the bonus room. The only items they would keep were the 3 yr old A/C unit, and a handful of large silver, slinky-like ducts that he explained were the correct size and material for the attic. Last but not least, they would design the placement of the ducts off the main trunkline for optimal efficiency. Additionally, they had noticed that the wires to the 3 yr old outside unit had been spliced and wrapped with electrical tape, posing a real risk of electrical shock. They would wire it properly. It wasn't going to be cheap ($9500), but it was going to solve my HVAC problem. I felt like I was finally being presented with an explanation, and a solution for making my house comfortable in the summer and the winter, and for lowering my utility bills. I accepted their proposal, and they started working first thing the next morning.

Description of Work: Installed new Carrier package heat pump

Description of Work: Installed new HVAC with an Air Purifier. This installation was completed in a timely/professional manner.

Description of Work: My 8 year old Bryant air conditioner would kick on and off but would not blow cold air.

Description of Work: I used Conditioned Air Solutions in July of this year to fix our air conditioner.

Description of Work: The technician unclogged the air handler's primary drain line and properly sealed the connection between the main duct and the air handler.

Description of Work: I called for service on an a/c unit that was not cooling. They sold us a maintenance agreement and performed a complete maintenance check. We had to remind the tech that the a/c unit was not cooling. He added coolant and said he would be back to check for leaks in two weeks.

Description of Work: Greenway has done several jobs for us. They have repaired a broken water line in the front yard, replaced a shower faucet, and replaced a hose bib. I know they also do gas piping, which many plumbers do not have credentials to do.