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"They were so professional! Answered all my questions and were able to locate my leak and give me my options. They also have a quick response time and were able to fit me in within 24hrs. "

"They were efficient and quick. Charlie was such a professional, and the team wore uniforms which was very impressive. He walked us through the process and gave us exactly what he quoted."

"Very prompt response in-fact they came the next day. Cal was the licensed plumber who did our work. He was very professional, neat and knew exactly how to fix and prevent future problems from happening. In fact, while he was here two of my neighbors hired him for work on there homes. Very reasonable and would highly recommend."

"Went out of his way to complete the job"

"Blaze acquired Comfort Master, the company that originally installed my HVAC unit 8 years ago. So, I hired them for an annual inspection. They told me the heat exchange unit was cracked and needed to be replaced. The part was still under warranty. They quoted me a price of $2,600 for the labor. I asked how long the job would take and the tech said 3-5 hours. That is $650/hour! I told them I would get someone else to look at it. I then said I needed a thermostat installed and I had the item. They quoted me $500 for a 15 minute job to hook it up. These prices were absolutely crazy to me. The second company I brought in agreed the heat exchanger was cracked and said it was probably due to improper installation. Before he left, the tech told me about a plan for $349/year for an annual inspection of electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. I agreed to buy that, as that was a good deal versus what you would normally pay for all 3 separately. A few weeks later they sent a tech over for the electrical inspection. I started getting concerned after he told me 4 times how frugal he was personally. I was right. He gave me a list of things that needed fixing totaling over $10,000. I then contacted my regular electrician and gave him the list. He recommended only 2 items on it costing under $500. Be very wary of Blaze, they gouge and do unnecessary work."

"We got assigned this vendor through American Home Shield on June 7. Our AC unit was not holding 79 degrees in our upper floor. The tech came 5 days later and diagnosed a leak in the evaporator coil. They replaced it one week later ($3.5k). The following day, the unit was functioning worse than prior to the installation not holding 80 degrees in any of the floors. We called and came again 3 days later. One would expect they would come earlier as it was a follow up. They told us they need it to re-adjust the temperature of the compressor, apparently (they told us) this is common after coil replacement (why this was not done first? no idea!). One day after the visit, the unit still cannot hold 80 degrees in both floors. It is obvious the tech has no idea of what he is doing. At this point I am not sure the initial diagnosis and replacement of the coil (with the consequent fees of adding new refrigerant, $1800 + hand labor+ modifications, all not covered by AHS) was correct. Extremely frustrated experience. I would not recommend this vendor."

"On 5/2016, the company installed a new HVAC system at our home for $6850. On 8/2017, the AC unit stopped cooling and was found to be low on refrigerant. Leak suspected in line set, but not detected. Charged $365 for recharge and service visit. On 9/2017, they injected "leak stop" compound into system and charged $322. On 5/2019, the unit had stopped cooling again and was found to be low on refrigerant. They injected dye in the system and still couldn't find leak. Charged $102. On 8/2019, I finally noticed a disintegrating insulation foam and greasy liquid on the outside of the line set just as it exited the compressor unit and was suspicious that this was the location of the leak. I called them to repair. Indeed, that was the site of the leak that they seemed unable to locate previously. Charged $136 for the visit. Seems to me like they were responsible for faulty installation since the leak turned out to be right at the joint between the compressor and the line set. I could have saved ~$900 had they installed the unit correctly to start. A bit disappointing--I would have at least thought that they would not charge for the final visit where it was determined that the leak was from an installation point. When I reviewed the story with Tim, a manager, he listened, but did nothing to indicate that he accepted responsibility for a faulty installation."

We have been in business since 1987 and have been offering "Satisfaction Guaranteed ... or Your Money Back!" for over 15 years (visit our website or give us a call for more details). We employ approximately 28 people on the Outer Banks depending on the time of year with summer being our busiest time. Our technicians must pass a drug test and background check before employment. We're fully insured for liability and workman's compensation to protect you and your property. We offer flat rate pricing on service repairs and charge $75.00 for a trip charge to your home during regular working hours and $120.00 after hours. Once at the home our technician will determine your problem and give you a price before making repairs. We accept all major credit cards as well as cash and checks. We also offer 100% financing with approved credit through several different sources for both major repairs and system replacements. Visit our website at www.obhc.com or call us at (252) 441-1740 for more information! Additional emaill - brian@obhc.com. Additional DBA - McAir Inc.

"Having been a Premier Indoor Comfort Systems customer for over 10 years, they used to be an honorable company. I can no longer recommend Premier as an honest HVAC company. The short version - Premier came out to perform our summer inspection. One of our HVAC systems could not maintain cooling. Premier claimed we needed them to perform over $2300 of "cleaning" services to restore the function of the A/C system. Their work order noted that they did not check the refrigerant level of the system - a service they advertise on their web site as part of the bi-annual inspection. Not wanting to spend over $2300 on an older system, I contacted another HVAC company for a 2nd opinion. The 2nd company performed the same service, observed that unit was over 2 lbs low on refrigerant, added refrigerant to the system, and restored the system to service for $ 349. I left (2) messages for the service manager Mark Harman and (1) for John Stezzi (business). They failed to return my calls."

"Very good. Emergency weekend service."