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"Great work"

"He was very methodical in his work. He spent more time trying to repair the blockage than others that have been to my house."

"Jacob was an absolute professional and very knowledgeable about his trade. "

Our highly trained team of licensed and certified HVAC, plumbing, and electrical specialists have proudly served our League City, Houston, and surrounding area customers for more than 52 years. We’ll show up ready for same-day service in fully stocked trucks, so our work begins as soon as we arrive. And with our 100% satisfaction guarantee on maintenance, repairs, and next-day installations, you can count on Weeks to get the job done right.

"Carlos did a great job! Nice of Blalock to recommend his services."

"as advertised"

"We choked after ARS came out and told us it would be about $15,000 after putting almost no effort into evaluating the location of the leak. Then we looked on Angie's list and found Alliance. They were extremely prompt, knowledgeable, and professional. They put alot of time, effort, and thought into isolating the leak, then came back to run a bypass around it with no impact on our brand new floors. Total cost was $2600 - a small fraction of what ARS was going to gouge us for."

Cost is determine by the job.

"Terrible. Brand new unit not even year old was blowing hot air. We have contract for 10 yrs services, labor and parts. Tech that came out was chit chatting with my wife about personal life instead of getting work done. We were also charged for them coming out on top of still paying for a supposed new unit not even a year old. If I knew this is how they are then I would not have chose them to buy a new unit from. Bad business my grandfather would say. Would not recommend this company to anybody."

"Ronnie is excellent. He did need to come to my house more than once to get a handle on a hard-to-locate leak, but this is what he did on one of those visits: I had had very low water pressure for 18 months, following the freeze last year in February, and I had just never gotten around to taking care of it. Another company (large chain) had installed a new water heater 2-3 months before the leak discovery; at that time I mentioned the low water pressure problem at least 20 times but no one paid any real attention. When I called them back for an estimate on the leak repair, they convinced me that, with the low pressure and the leak, my house just needed to be re-piped and quoted me $8,000 - not including the sheetrock repairs that would be necessary. Thank heavens I decided to get a second opinion. Ronnie took a walk around the house and checked the gateway shutoff valve that I had used to turn the water off and then back on after the freeze. I had simply neglected to open it all the way - hands probably not strong enough. He then came back to locate and repair a very messy, hard-to-reach hot water leak for under $1400. The way I see it, his competence, his real interest in solving problems the simplest way, and his honesty saved me about $8,500."