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"He did the job as bid at a reasonable price"

"they did a great job"

"Milo, the young man that came to do the job, was exceptional. He was very kind and did a great job. Would definitely recommend him and this company. When I need this job done again, I will call them again. Fantastic!!!"

"Excellent!"

"as advertised"

"I won a free tune-up for my furnaces from Capital Heating, Cooling & Electric so I thought I would give them a try instead of my regular HVAC company. On October 2, 2024, the Capital service tech, Colin, came out to tune up my 2 furnaces. As part of his work, Colin measured the CO2 in the exhaust pipe and said both furnaces were at dangerous levels and should not be operated until both the primary and secondary heat exchangers were replaced in each plus the burner for one of the units. The quote from Capital to do the repairs on the furnaces exceeded $5700. Colin said the CO2 on one of the furnaces exceeded 400ppm. Colin tried to sell me on the repairs and I told them I planned to get another opinion. I found Colin to be arrogant, obnoxious and very pushy. Seemed like he was under pressure to get me to do the repairs. Had to ask him to leave multiple times before he finally left. On October 14, 2024 I had an independent HVAC company, one I had not used before, in for a second opinion on the furnaces. The independent HVAC company measured the CO2 in the exhaust pipe for each furnace and found that the furnace that Capital told me was over 400ppm was at 27ppm and the other furnace was under 5ppm; also pulled the burner on the one furnace and said it didn't need to be replaced. Additionally, the tech for the independent HVAC company told me as the original owner of the furnaces the heat exchangers should be covered under warranty, which I was able to confirm. Capital failed to mention the warranty for the heat exchangers as well. Given this experience, I will never trust Capital to do any work for me in the future."

"I called Wisconsin Fuel on Sunday evening January 6th because I noticed my furnace was not running. The lady for the answering service asked me if I wanted an immediate service call which would be around $140 charge plus time and materials. I said no I could weather it out. I was surprised and delighted when I got a phone call a short time later from a technician. We tried a few trouble shooting things. I told him the furnace would engage for about 2 minutes after I turned it off and on. Sometime during the night the furnace started running again. I called Wisconsin Fuel back to tell them I still wanted them to come out but it wasn’t a no heat situation so they could take higher priority calls. The technician came out and gave my furnace a thorough going over but found nothing. The next night I noticed again that my furnace was not running. I called in the morning and another technician came out. He found the problem and explained the manufacturer of my particular furnace was known for this issue. It was water in a pressure switch. He cleared the water and recommended a new part. I asked how much the part was and he told me usually $25 to $100. I told him I would like the part replaced. Later that day I was called by someone from the office and told the part would be $122. I said ok. I was also told that the service call would be a continuation of service from the previous visits and would be in 15 minute increments. I said ok to that too. The technician was there in a few days and charged me for 30 minutes of time even though he was there for 10 minutes. I was told a service call was a minimum of 30 minutes. So, for not diagnosing the problem during the first service call and misrepresenting the cost of the final visit I would have to give them an average rating."