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"Ali and his team are superb. Ali was on time to our first meeting, when he gave a reasonable estimate. We soon scheduled installation, and he and the team made fast work of this job. They were neat, made excellent suggestions, and wrapped up the job quickly. A+ They were neat, made excellent suggestions, and wrapped up the job quickly. I give them A+ across-the-board"

"I always trust Chris as my technician to deliver superb service re: my furnace/boiler, hot water tank, split A/C system, and dehumidifier. It's a pleasure to greet him semi-annually, since he's courteous, pleasant, and professional, and since he answers all my questions re: my heating and cooling systems. I trust this talented tech being inside my home and tuning up all these systems. Kudos to Tyler Heating & A/C for hiring Chris as its employee."

"The thermocouple on my gas-fired boiler needed to be replaced, and the pilot needed to be cleaned. The tech was helpful and forthcoming with information. Took about an hour, as my boiler does not have easy access. Would hire again!"

"Royal Comfort installed our central AC system. It was completed on time and they were very clean, professional, and very fairly priced. They answered all of our questions and concerns and we continue to use them for our seasonal heat/ac service."

"Oct. 6 2025 it went quick. I received an estimate of The job first. The work was done correctly. It didn't take long. If I need plumbing service again. I would contact Cassidy plumbing & Heating."

"While out of town, got word basement might be flooded. Called Schede to check boiler and hot water heater.. They went out the same day. Discovered sump pump wasn't working so replaced it. Cost pump and labor $800. Over the years they have responded to many problems, leaking faucets and stuck drains. Biggest project replace boiler for steam heat. Took 5 guys to wrestle boiler down a narrow basement stairway. Patient with a few family disagreements. Nothing to do with them. Installation successful. They've always been prompt courteous and non judgemental when encountering crazy working conditions. Think they are great. Boiler and hot water heater were fine. They installed both."

"I called All Weather to give me a quote for replacing my gas boiler. They set up a time for their salesperson to come over and give me a quote. The appointment was only a few days later and a man named Joe showed up on time. He spent some time with me, I told him I was looking for a new boiler and a new hot water heater, but I wanted to see what options I have (since I was debating going to a tankless water heater). He told me going indirect hot water tank is the best option and they always use this brand that's the "best one out there". Even though he may have been right, he didn't tend to my questions or concerns very well. I felt like he was getting annoyed that I had questions and eventually I just let him run the show just to get him out of my house faster. Especially when he gave me a quote of $8600, it was much higher than I was anticipating. One thing I really didn't like was when he said I'd have to get a permit since I live in an incorporated village, which would be an extra $500, meanwhile I already had another plumber tell me a permits only $200. So I went with another company. So even though I can't rate All Weather on their work quality, I didn't get a good feeling from their salesperson."

"We had many estimates from companies to replace our furnace and ac unit. Hillcrest was the best - professional, good value for the equipment installed, very neat, excellent in every way. We are very pleased and would highly recommend Hillcrest Fuel, Inc."

"The technicians performed routine maintenance and repair of two boilers their company installed two years ago. They did a thorough job of flushing the water heating lines, testing the system, and re-installing a low-water shut off valve that had failed last year. I have used this plumbing company for years and will continue to do so, highly recommended to people in the Northeast New Jersey area."

"This was an extremely difficult job, squeezing a Carrier Infinity AC system into the end of an attic that has a 38' run only 36" high from floor to the peak.  The floor of the attic is covered with loose cellulose insulation.  Even now, it's starting to get hot up there.  This was definitely not a job for anyone particular about working conditions.
We got three bids.  One was a little higher than BELL.  The other was much higher than BELL, possibly because the guy really didn't want to deal with us.
Aside from price, one of the reasons we went with BELL was the salesman, Brian.  He set a record for consistently rapid response.  While one place took a week to turn around questions, Brian often replied within an hour.  He had initially suggested a fancier heat pump system but then quickly adjusted to giving us exactly what we wanted.  He crawled to the end of the attic and figured out how to fit the units.  He also worked with us to route the services up an unused chimney so that they couldn't be seen from the outside.
The two guys, Hakim (I hope that I got that right) and Patrick, who were here for the whole operation, did a terrific job under very challenging conditions.  This being a pretty big investment, I checked on them frequently.  Aside from fitting the air handler, air purifier, and heating coils in a very tight space while keeping them serviceable, they had to run and insulate long ducts to five supply vents and one return.  It's almost impossible to appreciate the difficulty of doing this without being there, but maybe picture crawling into a 36" tall triangular dark oven, twisting yourself up like a pretzel to connect and insulate ducts on both sides, having someone blow cellulose in your face to increase job satisfaction, and setting the timer for 8 hours.  At the end of each day they looked ready for the glue factory, but they kept saying that they were determined to do a great job, and they did.
At the end, Keith Bell came by to set up the wireless control unit.  I was impressed that several times he answered my e-mail late in the evening.  The handling of the paperwork by the office was very smooth.
The installation, from beginning to end, was a very good experience, at least for those of us who didn't have to crawl around in the attic and do the actual work.  The quality was excellent.  If you have a hot attic installation, my advice would be to schedule it outside of the summer months - this job would have been cruel and unusual, and maybe even impossible,  then.  You also need to work with your contractor - don't just ask them to call you when it's done.  Finally, if possible, it's good to spend some time with the guys doing the work to gain a little appreciation of what others do.
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