AB & B Air Conditioning & Heating
About us
We are open seven days a week from 7 AM Until 9 PM (including holidays). You'll never pay overtime rates. Free service call and diagnostics with repair. Free estimates on new equipment. All technicians are nate certified and registered with the state of Texas. We are family owned & operated. When it comes to replacing your old worn out air conditioning and heating system with a new system, no other company does it better at a better price. We have many options to choose from on new equipment - from low price to top of the line. Additional contact name - Bill Hughston. Award winning.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Heating & air conditioning installation.
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"I don't go around cleaning up other people's messes on a system I installed. I provide great service to my customers. You chose to use someone else. I'm sorry you feel this way and good luck with new company."
be done to make it work better. Appreciated his work even more because the heat went out on Saturday morning and we had left messages for two other companies which advertised that they are available to work emergencies on weekends, and neither ever called us back.
"This email came in at 730 Saturday night while me and my date were having dinner. I responded within 5 minutes. This person wanted a service call to see what was wrong with system. This is not a bid but a service. I do not charge for bids and my service call is not charged if work is done by my company. She chose not to use my company and that is her choice but I see no reason for this review."
"We certainly appreciate this review. However, we think it may give the impression to prospective customers that they can expect a great install, but not great service if they ever have problems. Nothing could be further from the truth. We give excellent service seven days a week from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. because we prioritize our service calls. We would like to explain why it took us a little longer than normal to resolve the issue with this air purifier. Emergencies always come first. We consider emergencies when someone is uncomfortable in extreme weather, water on the floor or ceiling, or something of that nature. We believe customers would appreciate the way we do business if they are ever in a situation where their air conditioner or heater goes down, especially at night or on a weekend. Being a small family owned company, we choose to make sure that our customers who are uncomfortable, either due to the heat or the cold, get first priority. We cannot do this if we give all service calls the same priority."
AGAIN; PEOPLE THAT RENT OR LEASE, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME.
Sorry we could not respond to your email/text until now but we were in a meeting with another customer. We would have responded as soon as we were free. As to your statements, we have previously explained to you we have a company policy of not getting in between a tenant and a landlord. We're sorry if this offends you in anyway but it is a strict company policy developed by past experiences. If you wanted to speak with us you certainly could have called (I DID 3 TIMES, GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT) but instead you have indicated you would give us a bad reference on Angie's List (NOT BAD, JUST ACCURATE). We are not sure if you are actually able to do this (WATCH THIS) as we have explained our business practice with you, never done any business with you, nor accepted a dime from you. Please reconsider your position as we have explained our company policy in detail. If you do decide to report to Angie's List please be accurate and truthful. The truth is we refused to work for you as you are the tenant, not the homeowner. Bill Hughston, OwnerA B & B A/C & Heating
"We appreciate this client’s comments and can relate to his problem as a tenant, as we are landlords. However, as he stated, he did call our office three times and during all three calls we explained to him that it was our company policy that the landlord needs to contact us to order and approve the service prior to performing any work on a building. The client’s response was that he did not care what our company policy was, that he was the one breathing the air, and that he would be the one paying for the service. We repeatedly tried to explain to him the reason for our company policy so as not to offend him, but he did not want to listen. The reason for the company policy is that when a tenant pays for a service call, on almost every occasion in the past, the tenant would then attempt to deduct the service call from his rent payment, and we would, in turn, receive a furious call from the landlord stating he had his own service companies that he preferred to use. As landlords ourselves we understand an owner’s frustration with a tenant taking it upon himself to call another company. So, we thank him for getting our message out there. He also stated our e-mail response to him was “rather unpleasant and has incorrect assumptions.” As you can see, the client has re-posted our e-mail response to him and we will allow any potential customers to decide for themselves if they feel it was unpleasant or had incorrect assumptions. We also think it is very clear that he has attempted to damage our reputation because he could not get his way and change our company policy. In our opinion, the only thing he has accomplished is to warn other companies with whom he may attempt to do business. Bill Hughston, Owner A B & B A/C & Heating"
The estimate for the Carrier system turned out to be about $1000 lower than the 2nd estimate I got. Plus there is a $1000 rebate right now. AB&B also threw in a replacement fuse for free. They also tried to order the same model Carrier system with .5 more SEER for the same price, but that model is not yet available. We are happy with the 15.5 SEER that we chose. The owners called multiple times while we were deciding on who to go with, and when they were trying to order the alternate model and to remind me of when they were coming. They came out and removed the old units and installed the new ones in about 7 hours, including cleaning up and giving me instructions on the digital programmable thermostat. There is a new concrete pad for it to sit on, too.
I am very happy with this company and will continue to use them. They do annual maintenance and respond evenings and weekends, as it says in their ad in the phone book. They are a family business and located in Cedar Creek, which is great for those of us who live out in the sticks.
We did have a problem late yesterday, 07/13/2011, when the compressor would not cycle on. I called AB&B at 8:30 at night and a technician arrived at 9:00 to check things out. There happened to be a screw on the factory side of the compressor power contactor that had worked itself loose and the compressor was overheating. He cooled the unit down, checked the refrigerant, tightened all the connections, reset all the controllers, and the unit fired back up and is doing fine. I did electrical service work for a few years and, believe me, no one wants to make service calls at 9:00 at night. AB&B did and fixed the problem. I have developed an almost paranoid distrust of service companies, who seem to come out and take your money and deliver little in return. I have learned to do most everything myself, therefore I know who to call or cuss if something isn't done right. However, HVAC is one field I have not attempted to learn. I am glad to have called AB&B when we decided to install a new A/C unit. Their service has been excellent, their work has been trouble free (the problems have been factory related) and, if given the need, I would call them again with no hesitation.
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