
Ductworks HVAC Services
About us
Locally and family owned since 1992, Ductworks HVAC Services is a full-service residential and commercial heating and air conditioning company. We take a quality-first approach, never relying on subcontractors, and employing only highly trained and NATE-certified technicians. Our reputation is our most valuable asset, and we protect it with honest workmanship, fair pricing, and superior products. We specialize in a wide range of services that encompass central air conditioning systems, furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, ductless HVAC, water heaters, duct cleaning, and more. When you contact Ductworks HVAC Services for installation, maintenance, or repair, know that the very best people are on the job, and we are entirely dedicated to your lasting satisfaction.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Heating & Air Conditioning:Installations, New Construction, Service, Service Plans & Duct Cleaning
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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and now it's all working well. They were very professional and the price was reasonable.
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We called our oil company (Viking Fuel Oil), who came immediately, quickly identified the problem -- which was not at all what the DuctWorks guy had said it was -- and had it fixed in about an hour.
That DuctWorks sent a guy who didn't know what he was doing I can forgive. That they chose to put us at the back of the line after leaving us without heat overnight, I cannot. They will never get our business back.
"Our technician received the no heat call at 4:05PM and went out to the customer's house immediately. This customer has been with Ductworks for 7 years. The technician diagnosed the issue and spent until 11PM trying to get heat to the home. Knowing that the supply houses were not open, he attempted to clean the part that needed to be replaced hoping that would resolve the issue. When that didn't work he returned to the shop to pick up a tool he thought might help. Unfortunately the issue still wasn't resolved and the technician said he would return the following day after getting the part from a supply house. At 7:30AM we communicated with the customer that we would get back out to his home in the afternoon. Regrettably we had 2 no heat calls prior to this customer's that also needed to be taken care of. Our technician that was out at this customers home is a good, licensed technician who has been to their house multiple times. If Ductworks did not care about the customer we would not have been there working until 11PM trying to get them heat at no cost to the customer. We are glad that the issue was resolved even if another company resolved it. The last thing that Ductworks would want to do is not take care of their customer. In these types of situations it is frustrating for the customer as well as the technician and hopefully the 6 hours the Ductworks technician spent at the customer's home helped the other company diagnose and fix the issue quickly and efficiently."
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"The service that was purchased was a $49 diagnostic fee not routine maintenance. This fee is for the technician to diagnose a particular problem the homeowner called about. When the technician arrives he will start the conversation by asking the homeowner what kind of difficulties he is experiencing. This issue was the living room area was not getting enough heat. He diagnosed that the zone valve was not opening and quoted a price to replace it and also suggested that he purge the boiler zones. All recommendations were written on an invoice with the prices and the process the technician took for the diagnosis and a copy of this was left with the homeowner. Ductworks provides a checklist for routine maintenance because maintenance is a repetitious process but when you are diagnosing a problem, every situation is different therefore a checklist would not be adequate. Thank you for the feedback."
"Thank you for the great review, we are glad you are happy with the install and we look forward to working with you in the future!"
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"Thank you for the review! We are glad you are happy with the new install"
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Ductworks showed up as scheduled to install the new furnace and air conditioner. The install took the better part of the day and hit a slight snag when there was an unanticipated electrical issue with the AC. But the issue never became my problem--or my additional expense. The owner returned to our house to see how the job was progressing and better understand the nature of the concern. It was resolved the next day and we were fully up and running.
The Ductworks team removed the old furnace and left the area cleaner than they found it. They carefully explained proper use and maintenance of our new equipment before leaving. A year later, we had a minor issue with the central humidifier leaking. Ductworks came the day after my service call and fixed the problem at no cost.
Side note: Our job was complicated by the fact that we were financing the work through CHIF (Connecticut Housing Investment Fund), so there was an inordinate amount of paperwork involved. But the office staff was super well-informed and helpful in working with me on it all. In fact, one of the things I've been most impressed by is how quickly calls are returned and help sent when needed. I really can't say enough good things about how responsive Ductworks is! That level of customer service is hard to come by these days.
"Thank you for the great review! We truly appreciate it!"
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It could not have gone any better. Quick responses, prompt accurate and detailed estimate, on-time arrival, courteous and professional technician. I explained to the technician my thought on the evaporator coil and when he looked at the coil, he not only agreed with my assessment, he showed me where the refrigerant had leaked out on the coil. He also explained that replacing the coil might not solve the problem if there were other places that were leaking. I appreciated his honesty and happily, 4 days later my central air is working beautifully.
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