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"Presidential customer for 25 years! I'm a family man and home is heaven. My wife and I just replaced one of three HVAC units in our home. The entire Presidential team helped us like family: selecting the right system, applying a whole bunch of discounts, choosing from amazing warranties, finalizing payment on a great price, immediately scheduling, and today removing the old system and installing a new system. And absolutely and completely clean and without damage to walls and floors! So easy! Thoughtful service."

"Found a simple solution to what I thought was a major HVAC problem that would have otherwise led me to replace the unit. Would definitely hire again."

"The guys from Tim Kyle are true pros pros. I used them previously for electrical work and now again to replace a failing gas furnace. They went out of their way to schedule the work on a Saturday which I greatly appreciated. Completed installation was top notch. I highly recommend this company. I’ve been completely satisfied with their attention to customer service and to quality work."

"From not having a water supply for my whole home bypass humidifier, to having a repaired, new water supply line and instant winter comfort. All in less than two hours. Thanks Edmond and team for getting me taken care of right after I arrived home from work. Wealth of knowledge, too, about HVACs warranties, and other good general advice for first-time homeowners like myself! Glad to have signed-up tonight as a member - eligible for discounts tonight and future maintenance services. Highly recommend!"

"I replaced my furnace and AC unit, I bid the work and Beltway was far less than the other 4 companies that quoted us. Their work and professionalism was spectacular. I did all the leg work, this company was by far the best out there in my opinion. I couldn't be happier."

"Joe was the first to call shortly after I submitted my request for service. He had the tech out that morning who confirmed what I thought was the issue - the AC needed replacement. Since both the furnace & AC were original, I asked for an estimate to replace both. Joe's estimate was very fair given I had an estimate earlier in the year for just the AC. Because I am in a condo, choices were limited on both the AC unit and the furnance (because of size and space limitations). But Joe found a good combination of products and the install team came out on a SUNDAY! The job was not an easy one and I appreciated the team's tenacity in completing the installation. So far, everything is working well. One thing to be aware of: while the company offers an interest free payment plan, that plan is based on a higher cost (essentially I took it to mean the interest was built into the payoff period) so I chose to go with the original estimate."

"I had used No-Frost about ten years ago to completely replace the furnace and heat pump in my townhouse and also add an Aprilaire furnace humidifier. I chose them at that point not only because they were the low bid but because they explained everything clearly, provided great documentation and also were a Trane dealer and offered a ten year warranty. The installation and service in my townhouse were first rate and I had no trouble at all with the system for over ten years. We moved to another house less than a year ago and inherited a system with a very old furnace humidifier that the previous owner had not been using, had disconnected the supply and drain lines, and it had no filter. I called two contractors for estimates on replacing the unit. The first contractor sent a crew out to look at the system and give an estimate. When I called No-Frost, Eileen quoted me a price over the phone that was half the price of the other contractor. They would also give me a furnace/heat pump system check at no charge. Given my history with No-Frost, it was a No-Brainer. They were able to schedule within a week with an Aprilaire 600 with the advanced humidistat. The tech arrived on time. Our furnace and water heater are both tucked into a closet in our finished basement and there is not a lot of room to maneuver. Additionally, since we were replacing an existing installation, the new humidifier needed to fit in the same space. Initially, the tech had serious doubts about whether the new humidifier was going to fit. After some deliberation, we decided to give it a try. About twenty minutes later the tech called me down and showed me that it actually fit perfectly, with more than enough room open the unit to change the filter. Additionally, we had requested the Aprilaire unit with the automatic exterior humidity sensor. The tech explained to me that he had that system installed in his house and was not satisfied with the performance. There was a way to modify the installation to avoid running the outside sensor and improve performance, which he did. During the free system check, the tech also pointed out that there were signs of black mold inside the furnace. I had also previously noted some mold on one of the ceiling air vents. The tech gave me a recommendation for a duct cleaning company. Within two hours the installation was complete. There was an existing PVC drain line that went into the floor in the utility closet that we used for the humidifier drain. The system ran for about twenty minutes and all was well. About ten minutes after the tech had left, I started getting a puddle of water on the floor around the PVC drain. I shut the unit off and immediately called No-Frost. Eileen told me she would send the tech right back. Within ten minutes he was back, and he determined that there was a problem with the drain line that went into the concrete floor. I would need to call a plumber. Amazingly, I was able to get a plumber, Robert Bookhultz, out within two hours. They snaked the drain line to the outside, excavated the end (which had been buried under 6 inches of dirt), and added a 12 foot extension. Drain problem solved. The humidifier works great. Our HVAC system is about 15 years old and I will certainly call No-Frost when it is time to replace it."

"Everything went great. My AC died and it was close to 20 years old so I wanted the whole unit replaced. I have 4 young kids so no AC in the summer was not a pleasant option. The owner came out on site the day we called and was able to have the new unit installed the next day. I have dealt with many HVAC companies in the past as an Insurance Adjuster. These guys exceeded my expectations and were very reasonable on price. I highly recommend using Buric Heating and Air Conditioning!"

"I have had a service contract with McCrea Heating and Cooling since I purchased my condo unit new 7 1/2 years ago which included 2 maintenance visits a year. My current contract expired yesterday so I called to renew my service contract and upgrade from "Bronze" to "Silver." The representative took my charge card information over the phone. I asked if the contract was in effect as of today. They said "yes." Then I tried to schedule a service call (my unit was serviced a little over a month ago and now the condo wasn't cooling.) I was told then that the Silver Contract would NOT be in effect after all. The difference in price between Bronze and Silver is the cost of a diagnostic visit so they were getting the money one way or another. My long time history with the company did not persuade them to honor the contract I had just paid for. They wanted to charge me $98 to have my problem diagnosed under the Bronze contract that I pointed out was already expired. I was told the representative "misspoke" and should have told me they would have to send out someone to determine whether the furnace they have been maintaining for the past 7 years (with the most recent service call just a month ago) would "qualify" for the Silver plan. So, I cancelled the order for the Silver Plan. I called another company who came out for $30 and determined the problem was a clogged condensation drain. This drain was supposed to have been "blown out" when the regular maintenance was done by McCrea just a month ago, but obviously was not. The water was backed up in the drain pipe and filled the pan under the furnace/AC unit which turned off the AC. Now that everything is working again, I am seeking a different maintenance service plan provider. McCrea has competitive service contract prices, but if they have no customer loyalty, and the maintenance work is not done properly, maybe it's a question of "you get what you pay for.""

"I had a leak somewhere in my heat pump system from 2013 in a 4 floor condo building. Every other company was quoting me $7k+ to replace the system but it turns out to be a leak in the line set between the 3rd floor and the roof! We had a new line set installed and I spent $2550 in total! The crew was very professional and worked extremely had in the hottest weather to get the job done, too!"