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"Same day service which was greatly appreciated. Dave detailed his services for me so I could understand what the issues were. Air Systems has been my go to company for six years. They also updated the very old AC and heating equipment 5 years ago."

"We contracted Campbell A/C to replace the ancient wheezy upstairs central A/C system that used R-22 (really, really expensive refrigerant now) that was here when we bought our house 3 years ago with a modern heat pump system. Doug Campbell was completely professional at all stages of our business with him & his employees. Now we have a good modern system with appropriate capacity (we requested the capacity increase) to face the SA for the summers in SA as well as efficient heat during the winters here. The incremental capacity cost was 5% increase in $$$ for a 20% capacity increase so it was a no-brainer. Doug Campbell is the kind of business owner we feel good about doing business with, a rare finding in today's society."

"Todd German from Will Fix It was the technician who repaired my water heater He was very professional and nice He explained everything about the repair before during and after the service He actually went above and beyond to fix the issue Very reasonable price Excellent work"

"The job was done efficiently and competently. I've signed up for a service plan. Time will tell whether it is worth the money, as there is not really much done in servicing a working AC/heating system."

"Our new heat pump was installed in about 5 hours (we added a new vent on the job). While we had some hiccups with a balky thermostat, Mark and his team communicated well, followed through and got the job done. When Mark gave me an estimated time of arrival, they hit it every time. His crew was polite, neat and efficient. Highly recommend Cool Mark to anyone."

"This is unquestionably the best AC/Heating Co that I have used in SA in 30 yrs. They provide prompt, honest and professional service at a great price. They replaced my coil and converted my system to a heat pump for 30% less than 3 other companies. Please try them. You will be glad you did."

"Speedy service and knowledge staff. Definitely calling back next time I need service."

"I had them clear my condensate line on my AC. They showed up on time and did that work sufficiently. All is good on step one. The issue arose when I asked them to do a full maintenance check on my AC/furnace since I had been having intermittent issues with my heating coming on. And, unsurprisingly, they said that the repairs would have been in the thousands of dollars and my only realistic option would be to replace the whole unit. A few days ago I was able to completely resolve my heating issues by Googling the problem and subsequently doing a manual re-start on my Nest smart thermostat. Problem resolved by a flip of the switch and I saved 3K+ dollars by not listening to their expert advice. So, my only recommendation to anyone reading this is to ensure that when you hire big commercial AC company repair companies like Enoch, go into it with your eyes wide open. They do not pay a bunch of money for leads because they want to repair your system. That is simply the excuse to get their foot in the door. They want to find an older unit and sell you a new AC unit every time if possible. That is where the big bucks are in this business, not in repair. By and btw, I am confident that they would do a great job installing new systems. But there is little regulation of this industry and no incentive for them to just fix the issue and buy you another few years when they could cash in by telling you that your issue is beyond repair. Notice how most of their reviews here are about installing new units. That is because that is primarily what they advise everyone to do; And people trust them. Here is my expert consumer advice: 1. NEVER buy an AC/heat pump from the initial company that comes out to repair the unit and then tells you that you have no choice but to replace your unit. All you are doing is incentivizing bad behavior. 2. Get a second opinion from another AC company. If they diagnose the exact same thing, then ask for a full replacement bid. Then, advise them that they are competing. 3. Come back to Home Advisor and post that you need a new AC/heat pump and provide the exact size and model number. Then collect the bids, check previous reviews to ensure the company is reliable, and then select the most inexpensive offer. If you make them compete, you will typically save somewhere between 30-40% of replacement costs. Good luck but BUYER BEWARE."

"Great Company, Great Service, and would recommend to friends, family, and anybody looking for A/C repair or installation! Top notch company that is professional, respectful, courtesy! They are now my A/C company for any future repairs / projects!"

"Butch called back right away. Came out in a timely fashion. Got one unit working. Then he said the main board was malfunctioning on the downstairs unit and would have to be replaced. It would cost 1200 or 1300. But if we spent a little extra on a service contract he would wave the trip fee and it would be 1100 something. Okay. We did that. It was too late for him to get the board that day so he came out the next day to install the board. But the unit still didn't come on. He said the thermostat was bad and it would we 300 to 500 to replace the thermostat depending on what we wanted. My husband told him we could do that ourselves. Just by pass it and get the unit working. Then he came down and said that the blower motor was out and it would be 1800 to replace the blower motor or 2400 to just replace the whole unit and then we'd be under warranty again. I told them I wanted a second opinion before we did that. I called Ed & Sons they came out, confirmed that we did need a new thermostat. And said they could rebuild the blower motor for around 100$. I ordered two new thermostats for 300 for both of them and my husband installed the thermostats. The work they did was fine. But I felt like they were more of the school of let's just replace parts until it works or we can sell them a new unit. Rather than what can we fix."