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"Defective Goodman evaporator coil on new unit! Alejandro was good technician"

"Roy was so professional and knew what was wrong right away. He fixed it and checked the Freon. He was excellent in customer service. Thank you Kelly. Maria was so great. Will use them again for my furnace."

"that fix went great BUT I quickly realized that John Moore will rape a fool blind if you're not paying attention. my first indication was that the appt setter tried to get me in to financing repeatedly. I figured it was something small so i told her repeatedly if i need it we'll talk. She also was trying to get into every system of my house with their services... i was all Hold UP... let's get this done before we start going down any other paths... the tech that came out was professional, wore booties in my house and was super polite. but he came out to sell me a new a/c based on the age rather than repair it. his first question is "what are we trying to do here?" AFTER noting that we'd been without a/c for 2-3 days... like the main problem wasn't getting this unit up and running and i would just say replace it. he did a great job trying to convince me the unit hadn't been serviced as evidenced by 'spiderwebs' in the electrical panel on the unit that sits in my back yard... the unit was serviced last spring... the unit is outside so duh there's spiderwebs. he took a picture with his tablet before web removal to show me but his tablet's protective screen was 'spiderwebbed' so i couldn't actually see the 3-5 spiderwebs on the equipment till he pulled that off - seemed weirdly deceptive but i'm sure they have some kind of excuse why the tablet's protective screen is so spiderwebbed that you can't actually see spiderwebs in the images... so i decided to watch him like a hawk. once he tested that capacitor (which was dead) he replaced that and my a/c fired right up despite the attitude that it's time to replace my 14 year old system and to some extent he's right but mostly not. the unit is fine but it's an r22 system so if i need work that requires freon after 01-01-20 it will need to be replaced. already made a note to have it serviced in December of this year so i have a little time. the price to replace this part was $299.00 - in the past I've paid about $125-150 for part replacement so it was kind of high but we'd been without air and our normal a/c person was out of pocket soooooo.... i bit that bullet and paid for that work. prior to him coming out i looked up the costs of replacing coils or compressor and from what i saw they shouldn't max out beyond 2k each. I mentioned this and he said oh it's much higher. like 10-12k which raised more red flags especially since i had already asked a couple of a/c peeps what that would cost and they were in the 6-7k range. After he left i did some more research to discover they're paid on commission and work very hard to get you into their new very expensive a/c units. I also see many complaints of people not actually needing new a/c's but being told they did and getting royally screwed by them. I will not be replacing my a/c with John Moore. I will be collecting bids and paying attention to the work just like i do with car mechanics. Please let me say, this technician was a champ. he did good work from what i can tell. he's probably a great sales person too. He just had the bad luck of dealing with someone like me who is used to telling sales people no and researching. John Moore's pricing sucks - you're paying for a lot more than your unit. Last night, I got the bid to replace and true to what he said, 10,499.00 for a 3 1/2 ton unit replacement. I've already asked around and the a/c peeps i spoke to said that's highway robbery. that it shouldn't be more than 7k. My advice: watch them while they do their work just like you would a mechanic working on your car. do your research! get multiple bids and learn about your home systems! and don't let the heat cause you to make bad decisions. signing that bid to replace at over 10k would have been a bad decision for me."

"Being new to the area we were apprehensive of finding reliable and affordable appliance repair. We were shocked at the extremely quick and courteous response. Repair was done within a couple hours of it breaking. Highly recommend."

"I could not of had a better experience with this company, my recommendation is to ask for Robert. He was very knowledgeable, genuine, kind and had our best interest at heart. I have used multiple people through angieslist, most good with a few bad seeds. Robert is who you are looking for when you come to angieslist and read the reviews and are looking for a good company who won't work you over. Whether you go with bellaire ac &a heating to do your work or not I would highly recommend having Robert give you his quote/recommendation."

"I highly recommend Matthew and his crew, if you are looking for HVAC work to be done. My wife and I just purchased this house built in 1989. The HVAC configuration in the attic was either original equipment, poorly patched work, or equipment that was not compatible with the new air conditioner. I had gotten in-person estimates from 3 other companies and here's what made me go with South Belt: Matthew understood that my wife and I had a tight budget, so he clearly provided us with what COULD be replaced and what NEEDED to be replaced. Matthew's crew worked fast and were very courteous. Our system now works far better than I expected it would."

"A minor repair needed to be done before my auto would pass inspection. I was quoted a price. When I picked up my auto later, I paid a lot less than what the estimate had been. :-)"

"Well, fan was repaired however, due to the age of the heating unit, a newly required part was not installed. Technician turned off the gas so the furnace could not be used. Still trying to figure out what I need to do."

"We purchased a package deal on Angie's List. They came out to evaluate if the package was suitable. They actually tried to trouble shoot and repair our current system (it was running but not cooling), even though we had already paid for a complete replacement SEER system. Well it turns out we bought the wrong package (incorrect tonnage). They said they would install the appropriate unit and told us the difference in cost. While $5k seems like a lot, we did our homework and the prices were very fair for what we needed.  A 4-ton SEER system with associated parts and labor was quoted by another company to us at 7k.
My husband's an engineer, so he had spent a couple of weeks learning everything he could about HVAC systems before talking to Tharling.  They knew their stuff, didn't try to to upsell us, and honored their time commitment to get us a new HVAC system installed.
This was the third company we dealt with for this issue and we are very happy.
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"On Time Electric is another of the real gems on Angie’s List. They were able to come early and correct the problem quickly. Mitch is a professional of the highes order. Highly recommended. Look no further for electrical repairs."