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"Tom was amazing. He worked with the warranty company and Ensured everything was done to Expectation. Cleaned up everything afterward and showed me how it all worked. Great price, much lower than other quotes. Highly recommended."

"Great! The technician helped us to locate the issue and explained how to fix it ourselves. This was my 3rd time using NeliHome. They are my first go to for diagnosing an appliance issue."

"All projects went very smoothly. Jody Goblick is professional and trustworthy. He shows up on time and completes the work as planned. No unexpected charges. He does not try to sell anything additional. I've never had to call him back because of any issues with his work."

"Recapping my experience with this company... Moved into a house with a standalone PTAC heating/air conditioning unit for maintaining temp in a sunroom that has no ductwork (the kind you see in a hotel room). From the time we moved in, the unit was not blowing any warm air. Tech came out from Spurk, and from the moment he looked at the unit, I could tell he was not familiar with it. He spent about an hour troubleshooting, and his final diagnosis was it was a faulty heating element, although he was not 100% certain. He pointed out several areas on the part that appeared to be 'burnt out'. He called the office and the approx cost for replacing the part and labor was approx. $400-500. Per the age of the unit (approx 10 years), he advised that I consider replacing it. Quote for replacing the entire unit was $2400. I paid $219 for the service call ($79 dispatch fee + $140 'normal hours troubleshooting level 3' up to 60 min fee. I ended up finding a brand new heating element online for $80. Took about 15 mins and replaced the defective part myself. Very simple and straightforward (can only go in a certain way, no real way to mess it up). Turned on the unit, still blowing cold air. I already had another appointment scheduled with Spurk for a yearly furnace check up. Same tech showed up…after the furnace check, I mentioned that I had replaced the heating element in the PTAC unit and was still not getting hot air blowing out. He looked at it again, this time concluding that it was most likely the control board that was bad. He also confirmed the heating element that I installed was installed correctly. He advised me to reach out to Dan Dillman (sales manager), as in these situations in the past when their diagnosis have been incorrect, they will refund the troubleshooting fee. I reached out to Dan, and he said because the tech had not installed the heating element, he could not refund any of the service/troubleshooting fees. I ended up reaching out to a different company in the area who does similar work. I did not mention that anyone else had looked at it or any work had been done. Took the tech about 15 mins to determine that it was a bad control board (first thing he looked at). His quote for a replacement unit and labor came in at $1650 (same exact replacement unit), $750 less than Spurk. I was left very unsatisfied with Spurk. From what I gather they seem new to this area, so you would think they would work with me to make it right. I was willing to eat the $79 service fee and $80 cost for the replacement part, but felt they should have refunded me the $140 troubleshooting fee since they did not correctly identify all of the issues. Between ineffective troubleshooting and ridiculously high markups/overpriced work, I would not recommend them."

"Scott Seh knows his stuff."