"We were very pleased with the Richard and Ben's work. They were extremely professional and responded to all our questions and gave us some additional advise which regard to the vents and potential solutions which we ultimately implemented solving our leakage issues. I also visited the company's site and researched other references prior to hiring Trusted. In every case nothing but high marks were given and after our service I can see why. Trusted will be my go-to HVAC contractor from now on. Extremely professional. "
We are a locally-owned company proudly receiving the Angie's List Super Service award from 2010-2017. We offer Carpet, Tile, Air Duct and Upholstery cleaning services serving Tucson for over 15+ years. Our goal is to provide you with the best cleaning experience available. Carpet Police has also maintained an A rating with the Better Business Bureau for over 10 years.Our company and our technicians are IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration) Certified. The IICRC is the world’s most-recognized body of certification in the carpet and upholstery cleaning industry. Our technicians regularly receive training to keep current on the latest products and cleaning techniques. They will be able to identify what cleaning method will produce the best results.
"These guys beat the competition's prices by a mile and everyone was fantastic! I have absolutely no complaints and will definitely be recommending them to everyone I know that need HVAC help!"
*** I have recently added the Nashville area to my service coverage. Since I can do most of my services remotely with you over the phone, I am hoping to eventually open up to larger markets and help people from having to take their computer in to get it fixed, if it has internet access, I can usually fix it over the Internet. Just trying to do more to help my Angies List customers!!******** I am a sole proprietor that works out of my home. I am my only employee, but I have over 20 years experience fixing computers, and providing superior customer service. I work on a flat rate service, and don't charge by the hour because I feel it's important to educate the customer on what the issue is/was, and how to avoid it in the future. I feel that local service companies (my competition) have been overcharging customers for years. I offer a first time customer discount of 10% but I will offer 15% off for first time customers referred by Angies List. I've lived in the Huntsville area most all my life, so I know the area very well. I will never use a subcontractor as I am very picky about making sure that if my name and company is associated with something, it will be the best experience my customer has ever had, and using sub contractors won't ensure that, so I prefer to do all the work myself. Lastly, I should point out that I am a former offensive lineman for the University of Southern Mississippi and was Brett Favre's center his freshman year at Southern. I went on to play for Tom Landry in his last year, but gave up pro football early on to pursue my passion of fixing computers. If I didn't have bills to pay, I would do this for free because I love it! If you have a computer problem, I promise you that you couldn't find a better technician that will care about you as a customer, and not about the bottom line. I am always available, but don't always answer my phone, but if you leave a message, I promise to back with you as soon as possible...and figure out how to get your issue resolved in a quick, efficient and economical manner. Thanks so much for reading my ad, and I look forward to working for you!
"Great. I placed an online claim Monday 12/21, in a few hours they had assigned a Home Hvac . I was sent an email which stated the tech’s name (Jeremy Dillon). arrival time/ date my home 11 AM Tues 12/22, he arrived early (great), accessed the problem, went got the parts, returned fixed my broken pipes all within about 1 hr. Way to go Jeremy ????. Jeremy followed CDC guidelines (Coronavirus) masked up, social distancing."
We want to thank all of our Angie's List members for their continued support. Since 2013 we have consistently won the Super Service Award in multiple categories such as: moving and piano moving. In 2014, we were also awarded the Gold Shield Award for service town and we currently hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Gay Muscular Movers is fully equipped with a highly efficient, energetic, relaxed and professional office. Communication, attention to detail and ease of mind for our customers is what we strive for. On the date of your move, your foreman will give you a courtesy call to introduce himself, as well as, give you an estimated time of the crew's arrival. Upon arriving at your location, your foreman will conduct a walk through and go over paper work with you, while the remainder of the crew begins preparing for your move by padding your doorways and stairways. All of your oversized belongings will be padded and shrink wrapped at your discretion. Your belongings will be dissembled and disconnected (as needed) at your departing location and then reassembled and reconnected at your destination (with the exception of electronic devices). Our highly trained loaders will carefully load your belongings onto our 26-foot truck in an organized and strategic manner to ensure the safety of your belongings during transit. After your move is completed a quality assurance call is conducted with our office staff to ensure that your move was executed proficiently and professionally.
"Called warranty repair, found out that it was done by a local provider (Flori Heating and Air). I called Flori to schedule an appointment, they were here on time and got things back up, running and cooling. Since it was 95 outside, I appreciated their sense of urgency and calm professionalism, not to mention the quick return of cold air coming out of my vents!"
lnsurance Claim Process\nFiling an insurance claim is a simple process. The following steps are\nrecommended to ensure a successful claim:\n1) Callyour insurance agency (this information is found in your\npolicy packet).\n. The policy HOLDER and number will need to be present\nwhen filing a claim. . lnform the insurance representative that you want to make\na claim for a WEATHER DAMAGED roof. lnform the insurance representative that you are working\nwith Patriot and they wiil be the\ncontractor on record for purposes of the claim.\nAdjustment meeting\n. Your insurance company will send a representative on\nTHEIR behalf, usually within 48 hours after you make the\nclaim.\n. Let your representative know when this meeting is\nscheduled. This allows Us to advocate on YOUR behalf. . This meeting determines how much your insurance\ncompany will approve for your roofing claim and any interior\ndamage you may have.\nAfter the adjustment meeting\n. Once your insurance adjuster has determined your claim,\nthe insurance company will send TWO checks. The first is\nfor the replacement value of the claim. The second check\nwill be for the depreciation,\nYour mortgage company may be involved in your approved\nclaim process; this is to ensure that no fraud is occurring. For\nadditional questions, ask your representative.\nTim Ehlers will schedule your project.\nUpon Completion\n. Your Patriot representative meets with you to ensure\nsatisfaction.\no Patriot submits final invoice to your there also will be a min, charge of 50.00 if over 30 miles from posted address
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Heating and Air Conditioning questions, answered by experts
Evaporator coils in an HVAC system typically last between 10 and 15 years, which is roughly the same lifespan as the entire AC unit. The longevity of the coils can be affected by usage frequency, environmental conditions, and how well they are maintained. Regular maintenance, such as cleaning and inspections, can extend their durability. If the evaporator coil fails in an older air conditioner, it may be more cost-effective to replace the whole unit rather than just the coil.
The right type of HVAC system will depend on several factors, including your climate, budget, preferences, and existing HVAC setup. For example, if you live in an area that experiences extreme weather, then a split system would likely be the best option. Or, if budget is a concern, consider installing a ductless system in just one room.
Here’s the cost formula to find out how much it’ll cost you to run a window air conditioner in your home: Watts * (hours used) / 1,000 * (Local kWh) = daily cost of running a window unit.If you need help calculating the cost of running your window AC unit, consult an AC repair or installation pro for an accurate estimate.
As mentioned above, not all HVAC Schrader valves are necessarily the same. While the valve core and pin or spring size on Schrader valves used for HVAC are generally similar, the valves are not all universal and interchangeable. The size of Schrader valves varies depending on whether it's used in an air conditioner, bicycle tire, or motor vehicle tire.
Replacing both an AC and a furnace takes a full day on average, ranging from eight to 12 hours. The process involves removing the old units, installing the new ones, and ensuring all connections are properly made. If both systems are being replaced simultaneously, it can take longer than installing a furnace alone, so plan accordingly.
The Chambers, AZ homeowners’ guide to heating and air conditioning services
From average costs to expert advice, get all the answers you need to get your job done.
If you live in a climate that sees high heat, you'll need a cooling system. So should you install a ceiling fan or an air conditioner? Here's how to decide.
What is an air source heat pump, and is it right for you? Air source heat pumps are an effective and efficient home climate control solution. Read on for more information.
