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"Mack and Aaron were both EXTREMELY helpful, knowledgable, professional, polite and concerned about cleaniness (and we appreciated all those postive characteristics!). Really excellent professionals who serviced our furnance and installed a new thermostat that is really nice. We cannot recommend Schaal highly enough and Mack and Aarson were really, really good to work with. If you are seeing this and considering an HVAC company, there is no other choice than Schaal! (We have used Schaal since the early 1990s and always been totally pleased with their service, technicians and people who answer the phones!)."

"Great sales presentation and great installation. Financing also available."

DUCTS IN A ROW is a privately owned air duct cleaning business owned and operated by Nick Braafhart. Ducts In A Row offers professional air duct and dryer vent cleaning services. Ducts In A Row has provided central Iowa with honest, friendly, professional service since 2003. Please contact Nick at 515-577-6460 for a free estimate or for more information regarding indoor air quality.

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"Comprehensive discussion of what will be done, included pictures, good discussion of the actual mechanism that removes the radon. Once scheduled the process was completed in about 3 hours - walked me through what was done. The final product looked just liked the pictures. Discussed maintenance before leaving. All went well and was pleased. Radon's now at healthy levels."

"I could not be more pleased with this service. Not only did they get a ton of gunk out of my ducts and dryer vent, but they went above and beyond the call of duty when we discovered the previous owners of my house really didn’t have the dryer connected to the vent. They didn’t need to triage that and could have asked I get a repair person over instead. But they figured it out and were just a great team. Two thumbs up!"

"On 5/24/2024 we called C& K (we will never call then again) because our over price sump pump we bought from c&k was not working correctly. We bought this sump pump 2 years ago. In Iowa we were in a 2 year drought. On May 24, 2024 our sump pump was only working about 1/3 of the time due to heavy rain. We called c&k to come out to look at the pump, they cut the seal around the top of the unit to raise the led. The problem was that the person that installed the pump did not screw down the ring that goes around the pump. WORKMENSHIP DEFECT SO TO COVER UP THERE ERRORS THEY DID NOT CHARGE FOR LABOR BUT CHARGED US FOR THE "SERVICE CALL" $$$$100 bucks TRIP CHARGE- HERE IS WHAT WAS ON THE INVOICE: "Found check valve came loose and sump pump not operating normally. "Check valve needs reconnected." no charge $100 bucks for there misstake (I am retired) Check this out this is how they will try and RIP YOU OFF I wanted to replace the THERMOSTAT s&k price over $700 bucks THE SAME THERMOSTAT AT LOWES IS $259 BUCKS C&K YOUR """"""FIRED"""""""""

"The first tech that came out said he had never worked on a Geo unit before. I pointed out the defective part to him. He contacted a co-worker who had him get a new pump ordered. Was told it would be 4 to 14 days to get the new pump. I looked online to see what kind of price to expect for the new pump, it was $230. New pump took 6 days to arrive. Pump was replaced and the furnace worked fine. The bill came and it was $408 labor for about 4 man hours of work and $610 parts. Parts were the pump and two rubber gaskets. I inquired about the 260% mark up on the pump thinking that seemed like a hefty mark up. Josh checked into it and informed me they had paid over $400 for the pump. Still a hefty mark up and not a very competitive price. I don’t have a problem paying for quality service but this felt like I was being taken advantage of. Perhaps Converse should find another parts supplier. I will be finding another HVAC service."

Since 1895, Schebler has been making Quad Cities homes and businesses more comfortable. Today, our heating and cooling systems can be found in spaces as large as the iWireless Center and in many homes throughout the Quad Cities area.