Holland Heating & Cooling Inc
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Additional phone numbers - (810) 664-4328, (810) 629-4328. Additional email - [email protected]. Additional Contact - Richard Holland. Cost is determined by the job.
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Emergency Services
Yes
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Professional company from top to bottom. Jerry, the sales rep was very professional and knowledgeable. Todd and the installation crew were fantastic, the quality of the workmanship is top-notch.
I couldn't ask for a better experience.
While I didn't do a thorough price comparison across many companies, the overall quoted replacement cost seemed reasonable. I also appreciated that there was no upsell pressure. In fact, I was encouraged to go with a less-expensive option that would more adequately cover my mom's needs without over-buying. I usually see that as a good sign, along with the fact that the quote came on a Sunday and they were able to install on the following Tuesday.
The installation went as planned, except they discovered that the house no longer had a grounding rod! I'm not sure if it had been stolen or what but the house clearly needed a new one. They sent another person out to install one the next day at no extra charge, requiring a harrowing trip into the crawl space in sub-freezing temperatures. This above-and-beyond service is why I rated them highly and would use their services in the future.
an amazing job installing my new Trane furnace. They included me in the
installation process and were receptive to my questions. They were willing to
share their expertise with what I wanted. They were on-time, professional,
courteous, hardworking, and went above what they were hired to do. They also
cleaned up properly after they were done. I was so impressed with the service,
I had them come back to repair a worn out part on my AC unit. And I would hire
them again for any HVAC service. The price was fair and competitive with
several others I met.
My children asked them many questions and they answered them nicely.
They spent all day at our home and made sure everything was working. They cleaned up after themselves.
It was nice having them talk with my children rather than ignoring them.
Thank you Damon and Andy
After some time with the new high efficiency, two stage furnace, in both cold and hot weather, I have found that my initial impression of being underwhelmed has not subsided. I think it is partly through the disconnect between the sales team and the installation team.
Here are my primary issues that I had initially and continue to have:
- there is a discrepancy regarding the use of the outside air backup (I don't know the name of it) from my old setup. Two different salesman said they would just close that up and it is not necessary with a high efficiency system. When I tried to confirm that with the installers, they said that code requires that and it must remain and they couldn't close it up. This creates my initial skepticism of the expertise of the overall firm because one of them was clearly wrong.
- there is a significant air leak at the furnace that did not exist at all with the previous furnace. I guess I could just apply tape, but should that be necessary after spending $5K on this job?
- The primary decision for me to purchase this system, which was made abundantly clear, was to even out the temperatures between levels in the house. I have a small upstairs, main level, and walk out lower level. With the new furnace, on a random cold day on a weekend evening after operating all day, the lower level was 64 degrees and the main level was 72 degrees. There is an open stairway that separates the two. On a hot day, using AC all day with blinds closed to block the sun, at 6pm it was 68 degrees in the lower level, 78 degrees in the main level, and 82 degrees in the upper level. These types of spreads are unacceptable in my opinion for resolving the primary purpose of my purchase. I didn't have that high of discrepancies with my old furnace.
- I was told that the way the even temperatures would be accomplished was to adjust all the vents in the house and ensure they are blowing at a consistent speed using a measuring device. I made a point at every discussion in the sales process to say that I wanted this done. I had a significant discussion with the salesman about this and we even went to several registers to measure them and see the differences. I think he said they would all blow at 200 (I don't know what units). I even asked how they could do it other that just adjusting the dampers and register dials; the response was that the installers had a few tricks they could do. Anyway, the day of the install, the installers never planned on doing this and were not going to do it except that I insisted that they do it since this is what I was told. It turns out the "tricks" were to adjust the dampers and register dials (I couldn't have been less impressed with those tricks). Well, I could have done that myself and saved $5K. In the end, the installers said they couldn't adjust half of the dampers because of the finished basement ceiling and they are all blowing out at various speeds which is what the installers thought was the best way to have it function (very different again from the salesman).
- the consumers energy rebate turned out to be $40 less that what I was told by the salesmen. Overall, everyone in the process was very nice, but I feel like I was sort of duped. I would not have spent the money on this if I knew the outcome wouldn't accomplish my main objectives. I just feel like I wasted my money.
My furnace blew, called a few places and chose holland as it's a big name company in the area. MY BIGGEST MISTAKE!!! I was charged over a hundred dollars, my furnace was NOT fixed, the service tech WAS RUDE and THE MOST unprofessional person i have ever met!! I WOULD NEVER recommend them, nor will i ever have them service an appliance of mine again! My money is better served elsewhere! Thank god for second opinions!!!
Long story short; the Tech commented on how my 22 year old furnace was most likely ruined by the cat litter in the basement (in another room, on the other end of the basement) because "the smell down there is too overwhelming and I'm not going to service the furnace any further, I replaced the 2 rubber hoses for 40 dollars and there is a 69 dollar service charge, I started the furnace up but i think that the heat exchanger may be cracked or corroded, so i switched it to off, but what you do after i leave is up to you." Mind you, i had just purchased the house a year and half ago, and the POS furnace is/was exactly that... a POS!! and i've only had the cats, less than 6 months.
Ok my side of the story. Scooped the cat litter the morning of the breakdown, completely CHANGED it prior to his potential arrival, sprinkled baking soda in the litter box and sprayed Island fresh deodorizer on the carpet surrounding the box. The litter box DID NOT have an ammonia odor, nor did the basement. THE SMELL WAS THE DEODORIZER! My major irritation is #1; the Tech was exceptionally rude about it. I realize not everyone likes animals and that's fine... but my animals live here and we love them... HE DOESNT! #2) Had i not had enough intelligence or internet service to google it, a cracked/corroded heat exchanger CAN PRODUCE deadly fumes in the home. so... by the comment of "what i do when he leaves is my business" really makes me angry. I then find out from the persons who did estimates for replacement, that he was supposed to flag the furnace as unsafe, and render it inoperable.
All in all; from the time that i called for service, to the time of the technicians arrival. I was horrified, embarassed, belittled, and generally treated like i was stupid. Thanks for nothing and thanks for charging me over a hundred bucks to not even give me the common courtesy of telling me that my furnace could have potentially been seriously unsafe for my 2 children and i. so all in all THANKS FOR NOTHING!
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