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A1 Southern Tier Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Co

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A1 Southern Tier Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Co

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

20+ Years Experience, Proudly serving Chautauqua and Parts of Cattaraugus County, Free Estimates, Family Owned & Operated, 10% Senior & Military Discounts, Professional Service & Installation, Honest, True Pricing. ***Replacement Special $250 off High Efficiency Furnace or Boiler installed or $500 off a new High Efficiency system installed*** Mark P. Mullen sr. DBA

20+ Years Experience, Proudly serving Chautauqua and Parts of Cattaraugus County, Free Estimates, Family Owned & Operated, 10% Senior & Military Discounts, Professional Service & Installation, Honest, True Pricing. ***Replacement Special $250 off High Efficiency Furnace or Boiler installed or $500 off a new High Efficiency system installed*** Mark P. Mullen sr. DBA


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A. Ace Of Hearths Chimney Service, LLC

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A. Ace Of Hearths Chimney Service, LLC

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

We are a full service,family owned and operated chimney business established in October of 1986. We are "Certified" by the Chimney Safety Institute Of America and are members of the National Chimney Sweep Guild. We are licensed and fully insured for your protection. We use "ChimScan" closed circuit video documentation for insurance purposes and for evaluation for new home buyers. We guarantee dust and dirt free cleaning. From chimney caps, relining, tuck pointing, new concrete crowns, dampers, chimney building and demolition, flashing repairs, water repellent application(We fix Leaky chimneys), condition inspections, handle insurance claims,and offer professional services to real estate. We are A+ accredited by the Better Business Bureau and we invite you to check our credentials at CSIA.org, and NCSG.org. We have been recognized for very high ethical standards and only offer "Quality Service For Quality People with Quality Homes"!

We are a full service,family owned and operated chimney business established in October of 1986. We are "Certified" by the Chimney Safety Institute Of America and are members of the National Chimney Sweep Guild. We are licensed and fully insured for your protection. We use "ChimScan" closed circuit video documentation for insurance purposes and for evaluation for new home buyers. We guarantee dust and dirt free cleaning. From chimney caps, relining, tuck pointing, new concrete crowns, dampers, chimney building and demolition, flashing repairs, water repellent application(We fix Leaky chimneys), condition inspections, handle insurance claims,and offer professional services to real estate. We are A+ accredited by the Better Business Bureau and we invite you to check our credentials at CSIA.org, and NCSG.org. We have been recognized for very high ethical standards and only offer "Quality Service For Quality People with Quality Homes"!


M and M Chimney Svc

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M and M Chimney Svc

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

M and M chimney services strives to produce the highest quality work at a fair price. efforts are made to keep the overhead low which keeps the customers cost low. we are fully insured, csia certified and a member of the national chimney sweep guild. we feature hearthstone soap stone and cast iron as well as the full range of regency products.

M and M chimney services strives to produce the highest quality work at a fair price. efforts are made to keep the overhead low which keeps the customers cost low. we are fully insured, csia certified and a member of the national chimney sweep guild. we feature hearthstone soap stone and cast iron as well as the full range of regency products.


"I am a single female and mother of 3. I have used ridouts for 3 years to check my heating and cooling at beginning of the seasons as they usually run specials. My furnace and ac were about 7 years old and professionally installed. I also always pay with cash or check when they come for the service call. For 3 year they have refilling my refrigerant when I suspected a leak I was told that It was just cheaper to refill it and it wasn’t illegally leaking yet. Then last December I called for no heat. Scott the owner was able to come to my home in a reasonable amount of time. When he arrived he went to my furnace and in about 5 min he told me that I had a furnace that had a bad heat exchanger and that the brand offered warranty work. I asked him how much this would cost, would I have heat through the weekend and if he had done this warranty work for this brand. To which he said no, this would be the first time and it might run you 400-600 in labor because that would not be covered under the Brands warranty. So I asked would it happen again if it was the same part that was being replaced, should I not just think about replacing the whole furnace? To which I was told, “Even if you told me today you wanted a new furnace, I do not have time to replace it. I don’t know what you believe in but you better pray what you have lasts you the weekend.” I was very upset by this and asked him if it was running now and he told me he was going to rig it to work on high. I told him I wanted to talk to my dad about it and get some quotes first before I made any decisions. He walked away from me and made a phone call on his phone as he was leaving and I asked him how much I owed him for the visit to which he said we will bill you. About a week later I had 3 other company come and give me estimates on a new furnace none of them worked on the one had. But I did ask one of them if they knew how my furnace was rigged. His eyes got really big and he said do you have windows cracked... I said no and he asked if I had co2 detectors, which I did and then he said I’m not sure and looked at my furans told me the safety switched had been pulled so they would bypass. I was upset that ridouts never suggested to open windows or worried about our welfare on top being treated rudely. Finally about a week and half later ridouts called me to set up a time to make the warranty repair work. I was a bit shocked by this and proceed to tell them I was getting quotes from other businesses to which the secretary asked if Scott gave me one. To which I told her what Scott said about not having time. She said let me talk to him and in about an hour I emailed a list of furnaces with prices. I know nothing about furnaces and I guess I was supposed to know and just pick one. I decided to go with a different company whom I was very happy with. When they took out my old furnace I asked them to let me know if the exchanger was bad for my own peace I’d mind. In about a week the own of the company who removed my old furnace said that the exchange was not bad but what they did find is that a fan was freezing up which would have caused the safety to be tripped. So long story short they did not properly inspect my furnace and then they sent me a bill for the ordered parts and wanted to charge me shipping to send them back. I explained over the phone to Scott that I did not agree to the work and he should not have order it with out my consent therefor should not be responsible for those fees. To which he said if you don’t pay I’ll send you to collections. I would never recommend anyone who does business like this. Scott is lair and crook."

Mandy C on October 2020

We are a small family owned business focused on customer service and quality workmanship. Our billing is net 7 days. We offer financing and accept cash, check, and credit. Free estimates.

"I am a single female and mother of 3. I have used ridouts for 3 years to check my heating and cooling at beginning of the seasons as they usually run specials. My furnace and ac were about 7 years old and professionally installed. I also always pay with cash or check when they come for the service call. For 3 year they have refilling my refrigerant when I suspected a leak I was told that It was just cheaper to refill it and it wasn’t illegally leaking yet. Then last December I called for no heat. Scott the owner was able to come to my home in a reasonable amount of time. When he arrived he went to my furnace and in about 5 min he told me that I had a furnace that had a bad heat exchanger and that the brand offered warranty work. I asked him how much this would cost, would I have heat through the weekend and if he had done this warranty work for this brand. To which he said no, this would be the first time and it might run you 400-600 in labor because that would not be covered under the Brands warranty. So I asked would it happen again if it was the same part that was being replaced, should I not just think about replacing the whole furnace? To which I was told, “Even if you told me today you wanted a new furnace, I do not have time to replace it. I don’t know what you believe in but you better pray what you have lasts you the weekend.” I was very upset by this and asked him if it was running now and he told me he was going to rig it to work on high. I told him I wanted to talk to my dad about it and get some quotes first before I made any decisions. He walked away from me and made a phone call on his phone as he was leaving and I asked him how much I owed him for the visit to which he said we will bill you. About a week later I had 3 other company come and give me estimates on a new furnace none of them worked on the one had. But I did ask one of them if they knew how my furnace was rigged. His eyes got really big and he said do you have windows cracked... I said no and he asked if I had co2 detectors, which I did and then he said I’m not sure and looked at my furans told me the safety switched had been pulled so they would bypass. I was upset that ridouts never suggested to open windows or worried about our welfare on top being treated rudely. Finally about a week and half later ridouts called me to set up a time to make the warranty repair work. I was a bit shocked by this and proceed to tell them I was getting quotes from other businesses to which the secretary asked if Scott gave me one. To which I told her what Scott said about not having time. She said let me talk to him and in about an hour I emailed a list of furnaces with prices. I know nothing about furnaces and I guess I was supposed to know and just pick one. I decided to go with a different company whom I was very happy with. When they took out my old furnace I asked them to let me know if the exchanger was bad for my own peace I’d mind. In about a week the own of the company who removed my old furnace said that the exchange was not bad but what they did find is that a fan was freezing up which would have caused the safety to be tripped. So long story short they did not properly inspect my furnace and then they sent me a bill for the ordered parts and wanted to charge me shipping to send them back. I explained over the phone to Scott that I did not agree to the work and he should not have order it with out my consent therefor should not be responsible for those fees. To which he said if you don’t pay I’ll send you to collections. I would never recommend anyone who does business like this. Scott is lair and crook."

Mandy C on October 2020

Gas Logs questions, answered by experts

Oil furnaces don’t emit poisonous or highly flammable gases, making them less dangerous in your home than gas furnaces because they have a much lower chance of combusting. An oil furnace does pose the risk of causing a fire if it tips over, but it is generally considered safer compared to a gas furnace.

Because of the potential danger associated with incorrectly capping the gas line that serves the gas fireplace, many people will choose to hire a professional to do the work. Some homeowners may choose to hire a pro to only handle the gas line for them. They then may attempt to remove the actual insert on their own, which is a challenging—but not impossible—DIY project.

As long as a licensed professional installs your gas lines, you don’t have to do anything extra to prepare for cold weather. If there are pipes that require a wrap, your installer should have done it for you already. If you want to be absolutely sure your gas system is good to go for winter, the best option is to schedule a gas line inspection.

In most cases, a flexible steel hose connects your gas line to the wall. This process is typical if you are replacing your gas stove or if the old pipe has worn down. However, always leave this job for a professional plumber. Errors can be very dangerous, so it's worth calling a professional to take a look.

Common signs of gas line leaks include a rotten egg smell, hissing sounds, dead plants around the area of the leak, and unexplained physical symptoms like dizziness and nausea. If you notice any of these signs, act immediately. Shut off the gas supply to your home and call a pro to assess the situation.

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