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Elevated Mechanical Services Inc. is a full-service construction company built on reliability, clear communication, and quality craftsmanship. What started as a plumbing, heating, and cooling company has grown into a trusted construction firm handling new construction, additions, remodels, and repairs.\n\nWe specialize in managing large projects from start to finish, coordinating skilled subcontractors when needed, maintaining clear timelines, and keeping clients informed every step of the way. Our proven process ensures projects are planned thoroughly, built with care, and delivered with attention to detail.\n\nHomeowners and small business owners choose Elevated because we do what we say we'll do. We prioritize strong relationships, honest communication, and results that last. Whether it?s a small repair or a full remodel, our goal is the same: dependable service and craftsmanship you can trust.\n\nBuilt on Reliability. Driven by Relationships. Defined by Results.

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES SOUTHWEST LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.\n

"Alvin was careful to explain prior to starting work that if he required extra supplies, etc it would be on top of the Angie's price. Also, that there was the possibility that it would not be a simple replacement. I expected that. The replacement turned out to be more complicated than I'd anticipated.
The plumbing pipes for hose bibbs are installed between the vertical studs. There is supposed to be a horizontal cross brace that secures the "inside" part of the bibb  with 2 screws into the wood. Turns out, when the house was built in 1997, no cross bracing was added inside the wall, so the unsupported pipe had been shifting each time we turned the faucet on or off for the past 17 years. So, when he went to remove the outside portion, instead of "unthreading" as it should have,  the copper pipe broke off at the joint inside the wall. In order to complete the repair, Alvin needed to make an access port on the interior wall. He very carefully sawed an 8x8" piece out of the drywall, added a wood cross brace to the existing framing, secured the plumbing pipe to it, then attached the new hose bibb on the outside. After completing the repair, he carefully re-fitted the piece to the wall and used some caulk I had to cover the seam.
We were charged only for the difference in supplies, not for the additional time involved, which I was grateful for. I was also relieved that we had decided to have this done. I hate to think about some day going out to turn the hose on or off and have a fountain inside the wall.
I felt he handled the situation very well, explaining to me along the way what the problem was and how he would fix it.
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"Very well, although a couple followup visits were needed to correct incorrect settings on the furnace's natural gas regulator. A new version of that regulator was on the new furnace and Reliable Tech had not seen/noticed the new version. The subsequent visits fixed that issue."

"Two jobs: plumb a bathtub, and install and plumb a gas wall furnace. These guys are hard workers who try to accommodate customer needs. Gabe was here several times and really knows what each job entails. We are lucky Pipeworks is local and will come out on short notice!"

"To many details to list here. Removed old unit and installed new unit, tested heating and cooling sides and set up thermostat, which takes a day considering all the steps involved. Workmanship was excellent and completed within a day. The 2 techs Mike M. and Bret M. Were fast, efficient, and very proffessional. I have an HVAC and Plumber and Gas liscenses so I am qualified to say their work met with my approval and could not have done a better job myself. I did a lot of research to include Angies list and they came up as the #1 choice out of top 3, and also was most impressed with Chris who did the estimate, he was very informative and not condascending. Unlike the 2 other reps who gave estimates on this job. The rep before him was 1 hour late, did not call, did not like him(owner)15 minute estimate just to see, But Chris waited until he left, and i had asked as well. I recomend Williams Mechanical and would use them again.
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"It was great. He's a great plumber."

Armor Heating & Cooling is hear to fix your unit before you replace it. And if your wanting to just replace it, we are to give you the best price in town. We are here to take care of all your needs, and promise to go above and beyond to ensure all your needs are met.

"Steve showed up the same day after he had finished another job in the evening. Pinpointed the exact location of the leak and marked it. The next day we had the plumbing company come in to do the repair work."

"This company is owned by two people, Rick and Dave.  I'm not sure if there are even any other employees, because they actually did the install, and Rick came to give the quote.  To have the owners of the company do the install is a great benefit because they are the ones most interested in leaving a satisfied customer.  And I am very satisfied.
Rick gave a quote of $1895 before tax for a 2-stage furnace install.  I got three other estimates, each of which were $1000 higher or more.  I was a little hesitant to accept the bid from Custom-Air because a price that is that much lower is often a red flag.  However, there were 3 good reviews on Angie's List, and Rick seemed like a good guy, so I went for it.  I can find nothing in their work that I am even remotely disappointed in.  I'm a mechanical engineer and tend to be pretty critical of other people's work and looked much more carefully than your average consumer.  They installed a drip leg on the gas line and built a beautiful duct to transition from two different sizes to mate the furnace to the existing ducting.  The thermostat was good quality (Honeywell 6000) and Rick set it up correctly.  The caulk around the bottom wasn't a mess and everything was cleaned up before they left (in fact, my utility closet may be cleaner than it has ever been!).  Took them about 4.5 hours.
A couple of notes:  Rick originally suggested a 100,000 BTU furnace with a 3/4 HP blower.  However wanted to make sure I didn't end up with an over-sized furnace because it reduces comfort and efficiency (and is noisier).  I suspect HVAC contractors tend to oversize furnaces as a CYA scheme, since you can really only complain if you're too cold (and because they don't want to spend their time doing a bunch of calculations, which I can understand).  But furnaces should be sized so that they have to run continuously to keep the house at 70F at the coldest expected outdoor temperature.  Based on my experience with my old furnace and -8F temperatures, I was confident a 75,000 BTU furnace and a 1/2 HP blower was the correct choice.  I told Rick my opinion, and he agreed that it should be fine and installed exactly what I wanted. 
The only other thing to mention is that he accidentally got the wrong thermostat (it was a non-programmable model).  I pointed it out, and he immediately corrected the problem.
It's probable that any of the three other HVAC companies I got quotes from would have done an equally good job.  However, why would I want to pay 50% more?  I saved $1000!  It's not often that you can say that!

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