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"Great! Always professional, courteous, prompt and excellent service. I've had a great experience with Air Masters for at least 13 years or more, as long as I've been a customer."

"Very professional. We are still waiting for them to install the Air Condition Unit when it arrives ."

"Thomas from Hart Services was at my door about 2 hours after I submitted my request for pros on Home Advisor. He was friendly, quickly fixed my problem at the price quoted and explained my hot water recirculating system, which is new to me (though not new to the house)."

"Professional, helpful, gave me good maintenance advice to keep hot water in good working condition. Didn't realize we are supposed to release pressure valve on a regular basis: did you?"

"ALEX WAS VERY PUNCTUAL AND HE INSTALLED MY NEW FURNACE WITHIN A WEEK OF ESTIMATE. HE DID AN. EXCELLENT JOB. VERY HAPPY WITH THE CUSTOMER SERVICE AND INSTALL."

"As much as I detest the City of Seattle's current plan to force homeowners to convert from oil heat by 2028 ("Kill the Poor" indeed), I have to admit that it was the nudge I needed to act. I found Bel Red through Mitsubishi's NoMoreOilHeat website that partners with the City to offer $1500 rebates on select systems. A heat pump seemed like the smartest decision, considering natural gas is also in the City's crosshairs. Thanks to Bel Red's winter sales event, along with the City's rebate, I saved roughly $6500. The oil-to-heat pump conversion was a 2-day event. Day 1 involved decommissioning the oil furnace and installing both the inside and outside heat pump units. Day 2 involved connecting and starting up the heat pump. This took place in mid-March, so Bel Red left me with, ironically, a couple of those oil-filled space heaters to keep me warm overnight. (Newsflash: They didn't!) I hadn't quite considered the ramifications of converting heating systems during wintertime, but it saved a lot of money. Still, if I had it to do over, I'd spend the night at a friend's house. I continued to feel that to-the-marrow cold well into Day 2, anxiety rising as the crew tried to locate the subcontracted electrician, who was late. Let's talk about Bel Red's crew. With one small exception, everyone was fantastic: Joe, the salesman, who put up with my early morning crankiness and knew exactly when to back off and let me think; Yolanda, who answered many, many (and I mean many) questions; Ray and his crew, who were efficient, professional, and made Day 1 as smooth as can be; all the assistants and subcontractors, even the electrician who was late; the office staff, especially the woman who got such a kick out of my telling her that trying to get information from Honeywell is like trying to nail water to the wall; and especially Russ, the Day 2 technician, who saw I was suffering despite being bundled to the hilt and growing more nervous as the electrician continued to be held up at a previous site, assured me that he would stay until the system was up and running. And he did. Russ is a superstar who is an asset to his employer and his profession. I've had the new system for 3 months now and I LOVE it! Having a quiet indoor unit took some getting used to. I wasn't sure the thing was even on at first. The temperature is the same in every room! And the heat is even! None of these blasts of heat, followed by rapidly-cooling air. It is so wonderful! I used the air conditioning for the first time recently, and it too made my house feel comfortable on an unusually muggy day. I will admit to a bit of a sticker shock when I received my first electric bill after the conversion, but some of that can be attributed to stay-at-home quarantine. I did the math, and estimate that I'll save about $600 a year in heating costs, but we'll see. Use of the air conditioning may reduce that savings. And now for some tough love. Finding someone responsible for remedying a failed City permit inspection was challenging. (It should be noted that Bel Red is considered an essential service and continued to sell and service systems during this time period.) When I finally pinned down someone responsible for addressing the problem, he used that old deflection tactic of claiming I'd been the one who'd been difficult to get ahold of.. I'm not sure if this guy doesn't understand that cell phones keep call records, including missed calls, or if he just thinks people won't notice his offensive behavior. Let's be clear about this tactic. This is called gaslighting. If you don't know what that is, go look it up, but rest assured that it has no place in a customer service interaction."

Here at Alpina Mechanical we are a fully licenses and insured HVAC company working with commercial and residential customers. No job is out of our wheelhouse and we do repairs and installs on all HVAc systems. Call now for a free estimate.

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"It could not have gone better. My van passed the emissions test with flying colors, and I know how long I have before other things need to be done and approximate cost of services."

"Joe and his crew were very respectful of my home and they were able repair my heat pump when 2 other companies said that the entire system needed to be replaced. Thank You Comfort Air!"