
Carolina Temperature Control
About us
*** Now under new ownership! *** Since 1983, Carolina Temperature Control (or "CTC") has been the area's preferred service provider for handling all heating, cooling, and air quality/ventilation needs. Quality is the driving force behind CTC and customer satisfaction is our common goal. Our highly-trained, certified technicians service both residential and commercial clients 24/7. We look forward to serving you soon.
Business highlights
Services we offer
CTC offers air conditioning repair, and geothermal heating and cooling., dryer vent services, duct cleanings, heating repair, new HVAC system installation, the HVAC Preventative Maintenance Plan, water heater services
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Thank you for choosing CTC! We pride ourselves on providing high quality work with competitive prices. We appreciate your feedback and look forward to serving you in the future!"
"Thank you for leaving this review! We pride ourselves on providing professional and knowledgeable HVAC service, so we are glad to hear you had such a positive experience with us. We look forward to serving you in the future!"
"Thank you for choosing CTC, [Member Name Removed]! We are happy to hear you were met with professionalism, efficiency, and friendliness during your heating and cooling service call. We look forward to serving you in the future!"
"Thank you, Gregg! We strive to be as responsive as possible to ensure your HVAC system is back up and running in no time. Thank you for choosing CTC, and we look forward to serving you in the future."
I spoke with the regular sales representative, who was very nice and was a bit taken back by the price quote. CTC had come highly recommended on Angie's List and by friends so I figured you get what you pay for, right? Not exactly. While the WHD was being installed, I asked the guys about the how the unit was controlled. I'm not an HVAC guy and was surprised to learn that the sensor on the unit (in the air duct) controls the humidity which is set on the unit itself. Well, the unit is in the attic, which we all know in the summers, is in very high temperatures, low hundreds easy, accompanied by the SC humidity. The unit that was replaced had lasted less than eight years and it is one of the better models on the market, from all I heard and read. Like I said, I'm not an HVAC guy, so why didn't the expert at least mention this to me? I get the new humitistat/thermostat and have them replace that a week or so later. I had been away on family business and when I came back, no humidifier because the A/C is out. It took two more visits over the coming days to get it correct and of course, I'm billed for each of these calls. What really gets me is that I had asked two different service guys to have the service manager call me. I watched one of the guys write it in his notes. The job was on the expensive side and I knew that going in. WHD units are $1400 retail for me to buy so I know $2650 was high but they came highly recommended. You get what you pay for.... I bought the new humidistat/thermostat and they charged me an additional $214 to put it in. In my opinion, it should have been part of the original install or at least offered at the time the service date was set. I call about the other charges and am told they are taken off but this and another very small charge are legitimate. After another call, they take off $99. Four visits (install & 3 follow-ups to correct their miscues), my wasted time, no a/c for the duration and not once did anyone say... gee we are sorry for the inconvenience, nor do I get the simple courtesy of the service manager to even call me back after repeatedly asking to speak with him. Customer service? Not for me.
Licensing
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