WEATHERMAKERS AIR CONDITIONING AND ELECTRIC

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It was a comedy of errors -- except it was South Florida and so nothing that concerns air conditioning is funny.  Damaged furniture, crushed garage shelves, put a hole through ceiling, brought wrong parts, didn't show up, were rude - over nearly a year since the installation of a new air conditioner we saw it all.  This was a disaster...they just failed to install the new a/c correctly.  Then they couldn't figure out the problem and kept blaming it on duct work.  Then they just brought wrong parts but tried to install them any way.  These guys are slick - or at least their sales people and managerial staff are slick.  The rest are a disaster.  Avoid this company!  There are plenty others to choose from.

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The installation went pretty much as planned.  The salesman was very prompt, responsive and knew his business.  He answered all my questions with straight forward answers, which I appreciated and is one reason why I chose this company.  This installation was a little more complicated than a typical installation because it was on the roof of a two story townhouse and I was putting a new roof on at the same time.  There was a lot of coordination required between the roofer and the air conditioning company to schedule, plan & complete the job.  In the end, both the new roof and the air conditioner were completed without issue and passed inspection.  Weathermakers did what they said they were going to do and charged me the price that was originally quoted.  No surprises.

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My dad's AC went out. I called Weathermakers at about 7:15 p.m. They said they'd have someone call.
Eventually, a tech called my dad. I did not hear the conversation, but my dad got the idea that they were asking $175.00 for a service call, and that if they were not able to do anything tonight, they would go home and charge him anyway, and he would get nothing for his money.
I assumed their policy was to do what other companies do: apply the cost of the initial call to the price of the actual work, when done. I figured my dad had misunderstood. To satisfy my dad, I called them to confirm the policy. They said they would call back in 20 minutes or so.
I made several more calls, trying to get them to respond. It is now 11:17, and no sign of Weathermakers.
The ladies who answer the phone are very nice. Not sure what's going on with the people they work for.

I phoned Weathermakers with an emergency a/c repair call on a Sunday morning. I left a detailed message with an actual person. Ten hours later, no one has called me back. It is August in Miami -- I need a/c! I called another company, who came out promptly and fixed my unit.

ALWAYS ON TIME FOR SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS. 40% LESS THAN SOME OTHER BIDS. COURTEOUS TECHNICIANS, CLEANED UP AFTER INSTALL. STAYED OVERTIME TO COMPLETE ENTIRE JOB IN ONE DAY.

.We used them 10 months ago. We got a special unit that helped with allergies. The quality was excellent. They did a neat, clean job. They were professional. The overall experience was great.

I dealt with Jerry and Daniel who were both very professional and responsive. The crew showed up on time, they did exactly what they said they were going to do; and the guys who actually did the work really went the extra mile. I would absolutely use them again. These people really know their stuff and get in and out with the least amount of drama. Their prices were very fair and they stuck to them, even though they ended up doing a little extra work for me that wasn't originally contemplated. And they billed me by email, which is a sign of a well managed business that doesn't need to grab a check from every customer on the way out in order to make payroll.

One of the AC units in the house died in the heat of August. They came out and gave a professional estimate. The estimate was large but mainly because it was August and they needed to replace the unit in the attic. I called another nearby AC company for an estimate, and they refused to change the unit in the attic all-together. So I commend Weathermakers for working under some extreme conditions. There were a couple of problems in that they incorrectly sized the unit in the attic and had to get another, but they were able to replace it in the same day. Another problem was that they installed the outside unit in the wrong direction resulting in the line to cross the main water line to the house. We were not happy with how the outside unit was installed, so they came the next day and rotated it to the correct position. All and all I am happy with their work ethic in some extreme temperature conditions. My air conditioner now works like a charm.

The experience went very well overall. They were friendly courteous and on time.

It went excellent.

I didn’t like that the bill was not itemized.

Felix the technician arrived pretty much on time. He was professional, courteous and friendly. He explained the advantages of their preventative maintenance yearly contract for 135.00, which we purchased. He was thorough and explained what he was doing and why. I would definately recommend this company and will use them on all of our future A/C needs.

My air conditioner wasn't working at all, in July in Miami, it was very hot. I called Weathermaster's office at 8:00 am and the technicians were there at 8:30 am. They did a preliminary evaluation on my very old unit, but were able to find the link and repair it, thank God! The technician explained everything clearly and showed me the problem. They did a great job, the a/c has been working wonderfully since then. I would heartily recommend this company to anyone. I believe I got an extremely competent repair at a fair price.

They are a stand up company. They are reliable and very honest. They are competitively priced with everyone. I have been with them for a number years.

Our experience was superb. The salesman, Joie Walker, was professional, courteous and knowledgeable. The crew arrived exactly on time, worked non-stop, cleaned up after themselves and departed. Flawless experience from beginning to end.

The entire process, from initial estimate to final installation went well. Joie Walker, the sales manager, spent significant time evaluating my needs and explaining the options. He also covered the rebate and tax credits associated with this purchase in detail. The estimate was clear and complete, and provided two options for me to consider. Once I decided to move forward, the permitting and scheduling process went smoothly. The installation process was efficent. The installers arrived when they said that they would and the installation was done in one day. Final inspection was scheduled and completed quickly. Overall, I was very satisified with my experience.

It went okay. I think we were referred by one of my husband's co-workers. I would pass on the referral to others that were looking for this type of work. Weathermakers did respond. We had to ask them to come back because our A/C was warmer than when it was dirty. We had them come out to put more Freon in or something. It is almost like they missed a step in the process. They came back out and took care of the problem. They were in line with the other quotes that we got. The price was expensive but we got quotes from other places that were as expensive. The guy that came out to do the work was very professional. We would use them again in the future if we needed to.

They were prompt, clean and did the job. I felt they are very honest and are using them for my rental property as well.

I have used them for years and they are fine. I have an anual contact with they and they come out twice a year for service. We have a preventative maintenance contract. I like how they are responsive, they get their, and they are courteous on the phone. I have had no reason to stop using them, and I am happy with their price.

Worked with me, came to my house, gave me a couple sites to go hear the Trane units at work per my concerns over volume of the outdoor unit. Installation was done in about 6 hours or so, cleaned up nicely, hauled off the old equipment, etc. Main problem here was the sizing of the unit. Nobody wants to do an actual assessment of actual capacity needed. I had to request a downgrade to a 3.5 ton system. As one consumer site says "contractors who bid on your job should calculate required cooling capacity by using a recognized method like the Air Conditioning Contractors of America's Residential Load Calculation Manual, also called Manual J. An additional reference for assessing ductwork needs is Manual D. The calculations produce a detailed room-by-room analysis of cooling needs. Ask for a printout of all calculations and assumptions, including ductwork design. Be leery of a contractor who bases estimates merely on house size or vague rules of thumb."