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"Really well. We needed a half split system as we have a 100 + year old house with a boiler and required air conditioning for health reasons. We didn’t want to have to deal with window air conditioners or removing the boiler system to replace with a forced air system; the half split was the best choice. Sal’s had the most reasonable bid and was very prompt in scheduling and installing. Every person we dealt with from Sal’s was professional, kind and had wonderful senses of humor. Grade A+ all around."

"I had a gas furnace, A/C and thermostat installed. I went through a long process deciding who to hire. After checking credentials, reviews, testimonials and interviewing four contractors, I chose Brandon Heating and Air Conditioning. Adam came out and explained everything from load calculations to the install process. The technicians were professional, courteous and polite. They wore shoe covers, put down tarp and worked diligently until the job was complete. They did a thorough clean-up. I highly recommend Brandon Heating and Air."

About Zoned Comfort Heating & Cooling\nProviding you with quality since 1997\nStarted in Canton, Ohio in 1997 Zoned Comfort has been committed to providing our customers with high quality, reliable heating and cooling products for the last two decades. At Zoned Comfort our goal is to provide you with heating and cooling systems that meet your specific needs. Our focus is on designing and installing a system that is right for your situation. Let us sit down with you and discuss how we can provide you with a quality heating and cooling system.\n\nIn addition to a quality product, for over twenty years we have also provided our customers with a history of customer service. Our technicians are highly trained in the ability to install and repair heating and cooling equipment. In addition to our group of dedicated technicians, our sales team is committed to providing you with the best possible experience. Our sales team will always offer a transparent and honest experience as we believe that the customer comes first

Quality Heating & Cooling is a heating, cooling and indoor air quality company providing HVAC maintenance, service and installation to residential and commercial customers in Stark County and surrounding areas. Quality is proud to be a local, veteran-owned, family business. Since our family opened the doors in 1985, we have focused on the quality of our workmanship. We challenge each of our employees to have the same dedication to their craft and to conduct themselves with the highest level of integrity. We are very confident in the level of quality that we provide as our name indicates. Because of this confidence, we are able to offer an exclusive two-year test drive with a 100% money back satisfaction guarantee on our heating and cooling equipment installations. We are proud to be a top 10 Trane Dealer in our region. Learn more about Quality Heating & Cooling by visiting the website at: www.qualityheatingandcooling.com.

Our licensed technicians are experts in plumbing, heating, electric, and air conditioning, backed by 100 hours of specialized training. When you choose Wilson, you're choosing excellence, reliability, and a company that cares about your home as much as you do.\n\n

My name is Thomas Litto, and I am the owner of Litto Home Renovations. I have hands-on experience in a wide range of home repairs and renovation work, including replacing flooring, handling electrical and plumbing projects, and much more, as well as performing demolition for remodels and renovations. I take pride in providing reliable, high-quality workmanship and helping homeowners improve and transform their spaces with careful attention to detail.

"I have a 101 y/o commercial building with the old boiler. Mark is the only plumber who I found that could service it. He knew what he was doing. Even when that horrible snow hit. His son came out diagnosed the pump. Replaced and serviced the radiators. Thank you"

"This was a replacement of old furnace and a/c.  Quality scheduled the dates almost 2 weeks in advance, showed up exactly on time, and accomplished the job in less than the 2 days they allowed for it.  They sent 2 techs the first day to break down the old furnace and a/c, haul it out of the basement, and install the new equipment.  The second day 1 tech came and finished the set-up in a half day.  Both young men were professional, courteous and great on small details.  They cleaned up after everything they did.  The owner of the company, Rick, came in a few days later and went over the operation of the Bryant systems in detail and answered my questions fully.  I've run both a/c and heat with no problems.  I worked in the Building industry for over 30 years-these guys are top notch.
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"This is a mixed review.  The whole thing is kind of long winded so, I'll give you the bottom line
first, and if you're interested, you can read the gory details second.
Bottom Line
The price for the repairs was too high for my budget and I didn't use their service. However, the initial diagnostic survey at $79 (less the $30 Angies List Coupon) Was worth every cent.
Gory Details
Repairman #1 arrived toward then end of the time window I was given.  A nice young man, very conscientiously put on paper shoe covers so as to not track in dirt.  I explained the problem:  I have an old hot water-baseboard heating system.  The original boiler (circa 1960's).  The house has an addition and the previous owners had added three zone valves.  A fourth "zone" had no zone valve and was on all the time.  Our situation was that we had scorching heat in a small section of the house, and none in the rest.
Repairman #1 discovered that two of the zone valves were stuck closed and couldn't find the third.  There were things about the installation that puzzled Repairman #1 and he admitted that he doesn't evaluate boiler systems too much, most folks have forced air.  He made arrangements to have Repairman #2 come out the next business day, who was an expert on hot water heat, and there would no additional charge.  Of course, I agreed.
Repairman #2 came out at the prescribed time.  Again, another very nice, cordial person, a little older and he was well briefed from Repairman #1 - but he was still interested in listening to what I had to throw into the mix.  My impression of him was VERY positive.  He was confident in his work, knew what he was looking for and explained everything he was doing along the way.  He spent a lot of time figuring out where each pipe was going, which were supply and which were returns.  He quickly confirmed that the two zone valves were stuck closed and then with a very cool camera on a flexible wire that he stuck up above a section of finished ceiling, he found the missing zone valve (which was also stuck closed - but he managed to open it manually!)
He went to his truck to make a call and work up a repair price.  About ten minutes later he came back in and sat down to explain his findings.  He said that the house is really kind of small for a zoned system (1,600 sq feet ranch) and that he thought we should simply remove all the zone valves and replace them with copper pipe to match the system.  He said it would be best to add a few bleeder valves to make the refill process more efficient now and in the future.  He couldn't offer a solid price because of all the variables, like two of the valves are up in the rafters - very tight space to work in and soldering so close to the wood rafters is a fire hazard.  But, he did say it would probably take the better part of a day at $175 per hour plus materials.
I did the math in my head and my jaw hit the floor.  He was estimating $1,400 in labor and I guessed a couple hundred more in marked up material.  I was ready to spend $500 - $600 to get the job done, but maybe $1,600 was out of the question.
I've repaired copper pipe myself, I was aware of the fire hazard thing he was talking about.  But, I figured I wasn't the first one to face that problem, and they must have some kind of a fix for that. From my previous experience, I knew that sweating / soldering copper pipe still wet from just being filled with water is a suckers game.  I was NEVER able to get a solid seal on wet pipe.  The pipe had to be bone dry - period.  I thought I could do this repair myself, but it would take a long time to let the opened pipes dry out.  We're in early November and leaving the heat off long enough to dry the pipes, was out of the question.
Sadly, I was thinking that we would have to limp through a hot / cold house through the winter and I would do the repair next spring / summer.
I thanked Repairman #2 for his time and expertise and told him that I couldn't afford the repair.  He offered to install a new boiler along with the repairs for $4,500 - a real "deal" on a new boiler and full repair.  Of course the new price wasn't much of a tease when I couldn't afford the repair that cost about one third less.  I again thanked him and we parted cordially.  The whole evaluation cost $49 after using a $30 coupon found here on Angie's List.
But here is the final chapter!  The next day I mentioned all of this to a friend at work. He suggested I look into using SharkBite connections.  The Sharkbite connectors simply push on - no soldering!  They connect to copper, PVC and PEX flexible tubing.  "If you can use Lego blocks, you can use Sharkbite connectors", he said.
I did look into it and the demonstration videos online looked too good to be true.  Fast, easy, approved by code, solid no leak connections, and they say you can seperate connections easily with a special tool.
I bought the connectors at a local big box store.  I cut the first old valve out with another cool tool I found made to work in tight spaces. I put the special connectors easily and slipped in a new piece of copper in between.  I'm not exaggerating when I say that this process took about 15 minutes.  It took longer to drain and refill the boiler!
I was going to do the second valve at the same time, but discovered I needed a slightly different kind of fitting.  No big deal, let's test out what I did so far.  I refilled the system, bled out the air, fired up the boiler and Sha-zamm!  The connection was rock solid!
I spent $49 for the evaluation, $15 for the connectors, used some copper pipe I already had from a previous project, and about three hours time.  (draining, refilling and bleeding took the lions share of that time.)  And, we have heat!  Well, we have more heat.  I need to get the other connector thing and do it again for the remaining stuck valve.
While Weatherking was too expensive to perform the work, I can't complain about the expert evaluation.  Hence, the mixed review.


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"DOUG'S INSULATION WAS VERY THOROUGH AND CLEAN. HE RECOMMENDED A FAN TO BE INSTALLED IN THE ATTIC. WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES!"