
Mechanical HVAC Services
About us
The highly trained Wake Forest HVAC professionals at Mechanical HVAC Services offer a satisfaction guarantee for your residential or commercial property. We service all HVAC equipment with the reliability, honesty, and excellence you need, and perform all installations, maintenance, and repairs in your budget and according to your busy schedule. With 30 years of professional service, we have thousands of happy clients, are certified on Angie’s List, and have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. With 24/7 emergency services available, you can rely on our HVAC experts to be there when you need us most. Contact us today to schedule your initial estimate!
Business highlights
Services we offer
Heat pumps and geothermal systems.We also offer 24hrs emergency service and Preventive Maintance contracts as well as duct cleaning and Backflow testing, Mechanical HVAC Services provides service, boilers, repair and replacement of all Heating and cooling equipment including Apollo sytems
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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After the water damage occurred, we called Mechanical HVAC to repair the situation. The same installer came back and allegedly repaired the pump switch. When we inquired as to why this had happened, we were told that our primary drain sat next to our dryer vent and that dust and lint were blowing up into the drain causing the water to back up. (Never mind that if this is actually true, which we highly doubt, it should have been something noted when they first installed the unit, not three weeks later when it became a problem.) In any case, we asked for a different drain pan to be installed, solely to prevent this type of damage from occurring again. The installer said he would look into it, and also said that if we wanted to have an inspector come out and pass the unit and the drain pan as is, he could come back at a later date and cut a hole in the existing drain pan over the secondary drain, but that ?it [wouldn?t] be to code.?
We learned after the fact that Mechanical HVAC never called the Wake County Inspector to come check the work they had completed in the first place. When they installed our HVAC units, we asked if we were in charge of setting up the inspection. The installer said, no, that they would take care of everything. After the damage occurred, we called the Inspectors? office ourselves to see if the HVAC company had even pulled the permits to complete the work, and while we found that they had, they had also neglected to have an inspector come review their work, which left us wondering: If an inspector had come as soon as he or she was supposed to, would the faulty or improper equipment have been detected before causing this damage
to our home? When we asked the Inspectors? Office if anyone had been asked to come out, they told us no, that they had heard from no one at Mechanical HVAC. We then asked if we could set up an inspection ourselves.
After hearing nothing from Mechanical HVAC, we called to ask about the drain pan, and Janelle, who claimed to be the owner, said she hadn?t heard anything about it, and didn?t know what we were talking about. She then chose to ignore our calls and the calls and emails of our personal insurance agent. After roughly a week and a half of no contact, when we finally managed to get her on the phone, she immediately said she couldn?t deal with us and put us on hold to talk to Brian, who also claimed to be the owner. During the first conversation with Brian, he said he would find a new drain pan and that he understood our concerns for wanting one. He said he would call us the next day to let us know what he had found and tell us when we could expect them to come out.
The next day, a Friday, someone named Sheila called and said Brian was out of the office, but wanted to touch base with us and that he would call us first thing Monday morning. By 4:00 Monday afternoon, we still hadn?t heard from Brian, so we called the office yet again. He rudely said that they had found a pan but that they were very busy and did not have time for us, nor did they know when they would be able to get us on their schedule. He wouldn?t look at their schedule or answer any other questions. He then hung up the phone while we were still speaking. We waited another week and a half to try to call them again, to give them the benefit of the doubt. When we called June12th, we were again told that Brian was out of the office and that he would call us when he returned.
We finally had to file a complaint with the State Licensing Board to get any response out of Janelle or Brian, and when we did hear from them, they told us they were not going to replace anything we'd asked for because they didn't have to. Mechanical HVAC is literally the worst company I have ever had the misfortune of hiring. From the time the damage in our home occurred to the time it was actually, finally, repaired, nearly twelve weeks had passed. They met us with resistance every single step of the way. The Wake County inspector had to come to our house on THREE separate occasions because each time Mechanical HVAC came to "repair" something, they left something else that had to be repaired AGAIN. On the final visit, the inspector said, "This is an unprofessional job, and if I could make them redo it completely, I would; but I'm not sure you're going to get anything better than what they've done at this point. It's technically correct, but very sloppy and unprofessional."
If you need a new HVAC unit, call literally ANYONE ELSE. They are THE WORST. If you happen to have a spare twelve thousand dollars lying around and are considering calling Mechanical HVAC to do anything for you, do yourself a favor and just set the money on fire. It will be just as effective and you probably won't have to have all the drywall in your house replaced afterward.
Licensing
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