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"I am thoroughly impressed with the exceptional service I received from HD Mechanical! Their team recently installed mini splits in my home, and the entire experience was seamless and professional. From the initial consultation to the final installation, their expertise and attention to detail were evident. The installers were courteous, informative, efficient, and ensured a precise installation. The mini splits are now providing comfortable and quiet heating and cooling, exceeding my expectations. I highly recommend them for their accuracy, professionalism, and top-notch service. Five stars and a job well done!"

"The fellows were great, knowledgeable. Got my old system back up and running."

We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business! Book with us online or feel free to give us a call today!

"The service tech that came to our house, John, was very courteous, very knowledgeable and detected several issues that he explained in detail and it was easy to concur with his assessments. He found a big clog in a very old pipe, which had broken as he was inspecting it. This clog had been giving us problem and was preventing the air from turning on. He ran to home depot, bought a replacement part and installed it, at no additional charge! He also vacuumed the heating unit and installed a new latch to hold the filter in place. He took the time to explain about the need to ensure the filter is secure so dirt and dust does not work its way into the main unit (Which would be very bad!). He examined the outside air conditioner and we scheduled another appointment in 6 months for a nice general check up. The outside unit may have a leak, which we were previously aware of, but he provided us additional details and let us know what our future options may be. We decided in 6 months, when they return for the semi-annual service we signed up for, that we could see how everything is looking. Very happy with the experience with Magnolia!"

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Thermostat screen went blank-furnace and A/C wouldn't come on

Chris arrived within 1 hour of my call and checked the furnace first. He found a blown fuse and no power to low voltage wires inside the unit. He then checked the thermostat and found it was no longer working. Chris replaced the fuses and the thermostat with a similar unit and tested the entire system. He then checked my A/C unit for Freon levels and found and repaired a wire that had come loose.

Chris was very pleasant to work with and explained what he was checking and why as he went along. He explained how the new thermostat worked and provided me with both the installation and operating manuals. Great service!  

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"They responded in a timely manner on a Sunday and arrived within the scheduled time. Work was completed at a reasonable price. Will definitely call again for any future A/C and heating needs."

"Vigen and his crew showed up on time , got right to work removing the old system which was completely hauled away in just over two hours . They ran new refrigerant lines in the attic on one of the hottest days of the year, then installed a new Trane high efficiency heat pump system and Trane thermostat. I thought the job would take two days but by 5 p.m. the work was done and we had cool air. Vigen performed the contracted work professionally and without any problems and we are very happy with the new system."

"On time and honest. I have very old but still working systems (20+ y.o. a/c and 30+ y.o. furnace). I told the technician that I use them infrequently. He was practical and suggested that I replace both systems when one of them quits working. Didn't try to up-sell for services I don't need. Suggested some services, but at the same time, didn't push for it since the systems are at end of life. Overall I felt comfortable doing business with them in the future."

"Don’t be put off by the sales presentation. I mean that in a good way.
We had just bought a house and a week later a heat wave hit
and our air conditioner died. It was 27
years old but we were hoping it would last one more year due to all the other
expenses we had to deal with in a new house.
As we normally do, we called 3 air conditioning companies
for quotes. Family was referred to us by
our insurance agent who used them for her house.
Our air conditioner broke Monday, I called them Tuesday,
John Hopton with Familly Heating and Air, came over on Wednesday to give me a
presentation and quote after reviewing my present AC.
Personally, I am not a fan of binder presentations that show
photos of family members, listening to company history and being shown
testimonials. I do the research
beforehand and already know if a company is licensed and has good reviews. Usually, all I want to know is “how much” and
“when can you do it”. However, it is always good to know that with “Family AC”
there is indeed a family dating back to 3 generations who is attached to the
company. That way you know that if there
is a problem with your AC especially because this is a big expenditure, you can
contact the installer. With a family
type of establishment, there is that personal attachment, a certain pride of
ownership that you won’t get with larger franchised operations. If you do any research on getting a new ac
unit, the product and the installation is equally important.
Another important thing to keep in mind is; does the company
have workers comp insurance and do they use their own employees? You could potentially be in a heap of trouble
if you have a contractor at your house who injures himself and they don’t have
workers comp insurance.
During the sales presentation, I was leary when John said
they weren’t the cheapest. So I was
prepared for some outrageous price. In
reality, Family ended up being $800 less than the other company we had
considered that was referred to us by someone else. This was for a Maytag 3 and frac12; ton unit. The 3rd company we called was from
a “social deal” site and they never called me back. I did call a 4th person, but they
weren’t local (this is something else to consider).
That Friday, even with the heat wave our Maytag ac unit was
installed. There were two guys, employees
who had many years of experience. They
got to my house at about 9:30 and said that it would take all day. However, they ended up finishing by
2:30. Bernie who was one of the
installers, was very helpful and showed me how to change the filter and program
the thermostat.
After they left and the ac had been running, a small bit of
water began to drip from a vent in the ceiling in one of our bathrooms on the
bottom floor. This had also happened on
the first day we moved in when the old ac had been running all day. At the
time, not knowing enough about air conditioning architecture, we attributed
this to the condensation from the inefficient old unit, especially because the
unit was directly outside of this room. In the days following, it didn’t drip again (since
we didn’t have ac) until the new unit was installed and running. So we thought
for sure, there was some kind of problem with the piping or ducting on the ac
unit. After texting John and telling him
we had water dripping because of the air conditioning, he immediately had
Bernie come over to check it out (this was a Friday night). Water was still making a small drip from the
vent but Bernie was skeptical that the ac was responsible. He asked if we had another bathroom above
this one, which we did. However, we told
him that we had flushed the toilet multiple times and even had a plumber make
sure there was no leak. There was no water leakage until the ac ran. He told us that the only way to determine the
source of the leak was to take off the vent and fan and put a small hole in the
ceiling. We did that and lo and behold, he showed us that the toilet above was
leaking near the bottom where the wax ring was located. The explanation as to why the toilet leaked
only when we had ac is that the wax hardened from the cooling and allowed the
water to seep between the cracks. Since
this was a new leak, we believe that during the home inspection, the inspector
jostled the toilets to make sure they were stable and may have broken some of
the wax. In the hot days following, the
wax was pliable and did not allow water to go through. We were really relieved
and thankful that all we needed to do was replace the wax ring and tighten the
toilet.
Bottom line, Family went above and beyond to help us even
though it wasn’t their problem. I can understand why they don’t have to
advertise or do a “daily deal” because they get business through referrals and
good reviews. Lastly, they have a program that allows you to make a small
monthly payment for a twice a year service for your heating and air. This is a great idea. That way you always
have the security of knowing that your air
conditioning unit will be serviced. One
thing some people don’t know is that the ac manufacturer’s warranty (our Maytag
unit is for 12 years ) could be voided if you don’t have the proof that it was
regularly serviced.


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