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"I was looking for permanent HVAC company for my home in Long Island, I usually do a yearly maintenance for my units and I wasn’t happy with my previous contractors"

"Excellent service,knowledgeable,fast,reasonable price, I highly recommend to anyone that needs HVAC services."

"Angel is a great hvac tech. He got my heat up and working properly. I would recommend him to anyone. Great guy."

"Woke up one morning and noticed that one of the zones of my furnace was off so I called several contractors, Hudson valley HVAC was the second I was in contact with. Mitch walked me through what we thought was the problem and was kind enough to offer to help me fix it myself in an effort for me to save some money. As it turned out it was beyond my abilities and in fact it ended up that four pipes burst. Mitch had one of his guys come over to get started on the work arrived at 11:30 a.m. Monday didn't leave till after midnight Tuesday morning and the job was done with great care to detail. I can't speak highly enough about Mitch and Nick at Hudson Valley HVAC. Not only was the price competitive the first thing they did was offer us heaters when they arrived because the house had gotten so cool. They were professional and personable and I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs HVAC services."

"The worker came on time and did a great job cleaning the dryer vent from the outside and inside my home."

"Jon was immediately responsive and helpful. I explained my situation and that I was concerned I might need to replace my furnace (a opinion from another company). He stated he would just come do a diagnostic and we could go from there. That diagnostic fee was very reasonable. The tech came, stating that it was likely the "board" that needed replacing. They ordered the part and immediately came out and finished my mix. A HUGE RELIEF that I did not have to replace the furnace right before winter. So for once I felt like I was being dealt with honestly, and they went above and beyond. I will call them with ANY of my HVAC/Plumbing needs. Thank you Jon and the techs at Sync! I'm still WARM!!"

"Joe responded right away and was on time for the quote and installation. The central AC was done in half a day and he and his partner cleaned up after the work was done. In addition, his cost beat Jeff Lowe's Plumbing and Heating cost by over $2,000 on a comparable unit. AC works great. No complaints."

"Technition was very knowledgeable actually I learn a few things about plumbing left area of work clean excellent job nice guy would hire again and tell my neighbors about this company thank you"

"Our first impression of All Weather was rather positive. The sales person was punctual, accommodated a late evening meeting and among his credentials were over 30 years in business and presidency of ACCA. He assured us about their expertise in the field and he recommended for us the most energy efficient unit.
The first issue was that he refused to apply for the LIPA efficiency rebate, stating that the unit has to be sized according to manual J calculation and it would be undersized for our house. Since this was a replacement unit and the manual J calculation seemed to be a tedious process, using the same capacity would have somewhat made sense, so we didn't insist on it.
We also asked him some detalis regarding the installation of the new distribution system and the insulation factor of the distribution system and his answer was that they will use R8 insulation and everything will be properly done. We have the distribution system in our attic, in a space were it can easly get up to 100 degrees farenheit, so a good insulation for the unit is vital. 
Overall it did sound like they were qualified to do a good job and while their price was a bit higher than other quotes we had received, they had also offered what we felt was a better unit and a more comprehensive upgrade of the distribution system. But the one mistake on our side was not to detail every single aspect in the contract, it was rather a standard form that we signed.
On the first day when they started installing the unit I noticed that they were using R4 to insulate the distribution system and when I asked why they are not using R8, I was told that they were instructed to use R4. They told us to look in the contract to see if it is specified somewhere R8 otherwise they will continue with R4, because R8 will cost them thousands more. After endless arguments on the phone with the sales person they ended up putting R8 arms and another layer of insulation on the trunk.
Next when attaching the ducts, they simply used plastic straps. I asked the installation guy if they are going to apply mastic. His answer was " what?" So after I explained to him it's the "paste you apply at duct joints" he said no, they don't do that. I'm not sure what is worse, that after claiming 14 years experience installing air ducts he doesn't know what mastic is, or that he wanted to patronize me. I called the sales guy, he never returned my call, I called their foreman, he told me no, they don't do that, only a few houses on Long Island have that because it was required as part of energy efficient improvements backed by state loans. So the rest of us can just waste energy?! They showed no care at all when installing the distribution system, ripped the insulation around it, pushed an arm in the nails on the roof and there is absolutely no sign of tape or any kind of air leakage protection, or even metal bands. And one last endless argument was trying to make them to at least balance the dampeners.
Looking at the end result now, it feels that we have just as much leakage in the ducts as before and no improvement in efficiency. While I should have insisted  on the manual J calculation and put in the contract all tinny details,  I also think there shouldn't be a need for those things when you deal with a professional that has been in the business years and years. Isn't good insulation, no air leakage, system balancing and no holes in the ducts a basic requirement when installing a HVAC system? My advise: don't buy a Lennox system, nor trust their recommended dealers. High end unit + bad installation = waste of money!"

"There was a snag at the beginning when they realized, after beginning to dig, that the AC unit was on top of the oil tank and they'd have to call someone in to move it before digging could continue. That delayed things a few days, but thereafter they did a good job of digging and were very careful with our trees. They also took care not to ruin the lawn with the machinery. The new tank and heater were quickly put in the basement with no problems."