Hammock's AC, Inc.
Hammock's AC, Inc.
Customers say: Quality work
Recommended by 96% of Angi customers
Recommended by 96% of HomeAdvisor customers
27 years of experience
Hammock's AC is family owned and operated. We are your trusted residential and commercial heating and air contractor, who serves the greater north metro Atlanta area. We strive for perfection and customer satisfaction in every job we touch. We won't stop until we achieve your complete satisfaction.
"We moved from NY to GA to be near family?my wife is a disabled veteran battling cancer. We bought a home near her mom, hoping for stability. The upstairs AC wasn?t working, and Hammock?s stickers were all over the HVAC, so I assumed they?d serviced it. On 9/9, a tech diagnosed a bad transformer ($300) and added 3 lbs of refrigerant ($580). The invoice only listed 1 lb. The AC stopped working 45 minutes later. On 9/11, another tech said the transformer blew again and the first tech shouldn?t have serviced it. Fred came to quote a new system for $8,000 and said we?d lose the $880 if we didn?t replace it in 7 days. He was dismissive when I explained our situation. I followed up?calls, emails, voicemails?but got no response. Later, I found they left furnace covers off and exposed live wires. I sent photos. Their reply: ?We can send someone to put the covers back on but won?t refund you.? We paid $880 for 45 minutes of AC and were left with a dangerous setup."
Menad N on September 2025
Hammock's AC is family owned and operated. We are your trusted residential and commercial heating and air contractor, who serves the greater north metro Atlanta area. We strive for perfection and customer satisfaction in every job we touch. We won't stop until we achieve your complete satisfaction.
"We moved from NY to GA to be near family?my wife is a disabled veteran battling cancer. We bought a home near her mom, hoping for stability. The upstairs AC wasn?t working, and Hammock?s stickers were all over the HVAC, so I assumed they?d serviced it. On 9/9, a tech diagnosed a bad transformer ($300) and added 3 lbs of refrigerant ($580). The invoice only listed 1 lb. The AC stopped working 45 minutes later. On 9/11, another tech said the transformer blew again and the first tech shouldn?t have serviced it. Fred came to quote a new system for $8,000 and said we?d lose the $880 if we didn?t replace it in 7 days. He was dismissive when I explained our situation. I followed up?calls, emails, voicemails?but got no response. Later, I found they left furnace covers off and exposed live wires. I sent photos. Their reply: ?We can send someone to put the covers back on but won?t refund you.? We paid $880 for 45 minutes of AC and were left with a dangerous setup."
Menad N on September 2025
