J & P HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC
About us
Certified Hvac Technicians, no subs used, free system evaluation, affordable pricing on replacement, technical advice on your heating and Air conditioning system.
Business highlights
Services we offer
& indoor air quality, Heating & cooling repairs and replacement, air quality and replacement., free consultation on repairs, in house duct work design and production, ongoing technical advise on hvac system, ventiliation
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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My family has worked with J & P Heating and Air Conditioning for decades! Without exception, we have experienced prompt, professional service from polite service technicians for all of the many years for which they have serviced our HVAC systems. Whether on the telephone or in person, our experiences have been some of the best customer experiences we have had with home service and improvement specialists. It is without hesitation that I highly recommend J & P Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. to provide regular service and maintenance in your home and when needed replacement of your HVAC system.
Dr. Karen Cumberbatch-Sullivan
Silver Spring, MD
Overall, it was a truly excellent experience, and I am extremely satisfied with the solutions they came up with for us. Instead of feeling just like a job that need to be completed so they could get paid, they seemed genuinely interested in providing us with an efficient, affordable upgrade to our HVAC system. And our basset hound, who's a great judge of character, loved Eric! :)
Tuesday, one of the owners of the company came by and looked at the system, said there were a few things he could do to get it going again, but due to the age of the system recommended replacement. He went back to his office and worked up a quote, and we accepted. He even deducted part of the cost of the repairman on Monday which was really cool. We didn't even have to ask for that.
They came the next morning and replace both pieces of the system and hauled away the old garbage. They also insulated some of the existing duct work in our attic. They were very professional and totally cleaned up afterwards. I was really concerned about getting the replacement before the heat wave hit for the coming weekend. I was very happy that they were able to do the work so quickly and professionally. I would give them an A++ for punctuality if I could.
"Our software tracks service calls, changes, etc. It shows that we first responded to a service request on December 8, 2009, after receipt of a call from the member on December 7, 2009 late in the afternoon. We were able to get the boiler working after resetting a switch. We made several recommendations at that time (to replace deteriorated parts). We did not receive a request to replace the parts until March 1, 2010. We scheduled the call for the next day. The same technician who had handled the December 9, 2009 call came, along with another technician, to replace the parts March 2, 2010. At that time, we found a pressure/temperaure gauge malfunctioning. We recommended that it be replaced. We forwarded the call in our system until we were able to reach the member to schedule the additional work. On March 5, 2010, we scheduled replacement of the temperature/pressure gauge for March 12, 2010. We replaced the gauge on March 12, 2010. The second technician, who had been on site March 2, 2010 came along with a third technician who had not previously been to this location. Both were aware of the work that had been previously performed. Unfortunately, at that time, we discovered an intermittent problem with the ignition control module - the boiler would occasionally fail to light. Since, we did not receive approval from the member to replace the module, we closed out the call. On October 5, 2010 the member placed call with us to have the ignition control module replaced on March 8, 2010. Due to miscommunication in our office, we did not receive the parts until late March 8, 2010, and failed to meet that appointment. The person, in our office, handling the call, failed to call the member to inform him of the problem, and further failed to satisfactorily reshcedule the call. On the following Monday, the technician, who had handled the March 8, 2010 service call, replaced the ignition module."
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