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22 Just before the long, Memorial Day weekend, our AC system decided to stop blowing air. I called one HVAC company that I was familiar with and while they are a good company, they were unable to have a tech come out to our house, to troubleshoot the problem. They were simply too busy on this...
Arrow Air Systems, LLCOn May 11, 2020 Mr. Stephen Wesson came to my home to service my Viking refrigerator. He ordered a compressor and a board. I paid him $2,500.00 in cash for the parts. He returned about a week later and was here about 20 minutes. I was outside while he was working. When I came in, he was...
I called Ron to help me with a leaking water heater. Unfortunately he is not licensed to practice in Shelby County and that is where I live. However..he told me how much a new water heater should cost, labor and all and what kind to ask for. I sure wish he could have come here.
This was a great experience. Mr. Larry Brooks and AlaTech Home Inspection Service was the only inspector I could find to service my area. He had to drive around 3 hours to my location but he was happy to do so. It only cost $350 for a full inspection and it was well worth it. He inspected...
From pricing to final puchlist, the experience was great. Tommy came out when he said he would to price unit. A few phone calls later, the installers were on-onsite promptly and did a one day installation as I was told they would. Installers arrived in clean company marked vehicles, in...
Indoor Solutions Inc. is Columbus, Georgia's number one HVAC installation and service specialist.
Indoor Solutions Inc. is Columbus, Georgia's number one HVAC installation and service specialist.
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Increase energy efficiency by insulating your basement and attic.
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