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"I called Mehmet based on the Angie's list recommendation and the terrific reviews. Mehmet worked around my work schedule and came after 5. He identified the problem and installed a new capasitor. He was in and out of here in 30 mins. A week earlier a rip/off big company (Varsity) claimed the unit could not be fixed for under $3500 and recommended I install a whole new system for $11,000. Mehmet's skill, reasonable price and honesty were well appreciated here."

"Talk about Top Quality service! From the professionalism of Daniel, to the great job done by Humberto and Ernest. I couldn't have had a better experience in a bad situation. They replaced our steam boiler, and our water tank and did a wonderful job. We have a warm house again thanks to them! Humberto, Ernest, I take my hat off to you!"

"Very please with the install. Vin was very professional and applied due diligence to the project. His oversight and instruction provided the reinsurance that needed. I requested four heating and AC vendors to provide proposals. Tyler was most responsive to my questions and offered me alternatives along with helpful suggestions. My next project is my boiler. I will be turning them in the future."

"Danny, from HL Bowman, quickly understood the scope of the installation and used his expertise to make the installation seamless. As a result, the filtration system he installed is now operating perfectly to remove particulates greater the 5 microns from our well water. I would highly recommend HL Bowman for your plumbing needs. "

"I ended up hiring company after I shopped around for my Boiler, burner and Indirect hot water tank replacement need. I extensively researched prices and companies in my area. Lou the owner returned my call on a weekend in case there was any emergency. After he only asked to send him photos and videos. And instantly gave me quote for two scenarios (Which btw he honored all the way). This was stark difference from other companies who had to set an appointment to come measure my house with expensive equipment or software (Which size and BTU output I needed I already knew). And tried to upsell me something I didn't really ask for. Sched beat others on price which was most important to me in addition to reviews. After I picked them company clearly communicated when Job will start and were very punctual. David and Guy (I didn't catch name) where very punctual - cleaned after, daily. Clark and Enfi (I hope I spelled the name right) joined them the next day. Also very punctual and professional - all worked with minimally disturbing my day, as I had to work from home. And Job taking one extra day, they did it, leaving everything clean. Explained me and gave advice on maintenance and tune up. I'm not a professional in this area but what they installed looks good after years of watching my rusty boiler and Tank started leaking ;-). Pretty much rebuild everything with new pipes and motor pumps. I hands down will recommend company without any hesitation. Definitely shop around. But have no doubts Schede will do the Job as well if not better than others with great quality to price ratio."

"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."

"Hillcrest installed a heat pump. They had to work in a more cramped space than they expected in the attic and the new equipment was a bit larger. They did a good job. Matt and his crew were good to work with and explained the process and the equipment well. I would recommend them."

"I'm extremely happy. They came in the same day and replaced my extremely old boiler. I definitely refer them too."

"My first call to this plumber was a very satisfactory experience. I had a whole house water filter and utility sink faucet that needed to be installed. He determined that the filter needed a support bracket that did not come in the box, made an excellent recommendation for redirecting the pipes to secure the filter firmly and make it more accessible. On installing the faucet in the (unheated) garage utility sink he noticed problems with the sink (not designed to be wall-hung and with wrong-sized legs) and pipes (probably broken by freezing). I asked him to install a better sink. He immediately called suppliers and went right out and got the needed bracket and sink and completed the installations. I am very pleased with the results. All the work, including picking up the items at the suppliers within the hour, was completed in a couple of hours. The total cost was fairly high but I feel quite fair for such a job well done. I feel secure that the jobs were very solidly done. I will definitely be calling Bill Duncan for my future plumbing jobs."

"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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