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"Annual service for our furnace (aslo use him for our AC) keeps us running without incident. He is timely, efficient, clean, & always provides advice to prevent any issues. We would recommend him for all your HVAC needs. He keeps us running without incident for 4 years now. Our furnace is newer but our he AC is older but running efficiently. Highly recommended."

"I called for service around 8:00 in the morning on a hot July day. Roy answered the phone himself and we discussed the problem. He arrived around 3:00 that afternoon and was able to diagnose a leaking evaporator coil. At my request, he also talked to me about some DIY maintenance items. Roy had a busy schedule but arranged to come back in two days to do the needed repair. He arrived an hour ahead of schedule two days later and how the A/C up and running in under four hours. In addition to the work I had contracted him for, he went above and beyond, replacing another faulty part without extra charge, cleaning up my outdoor unit, and even cleaning up the weeds I had let grown up around and under the outdoor unit."

"Contacted Hope Plumbing on a Monday morning and they were able to provide the estimate and installation the same day. Ryan was friendly and professional. Our water heater was under warranty so he was able to pick up a replacement using the authorization code from the water heater company. GmWe are glad to have hot water again!"

"Honest, straightforward pricing. Quality installation and follow up."

"The owner came to do a full replacement. I called he 3days he was here in 2 days. He was Courteous professional outstanding at the job.I would hiring back if I ever need any of the work done cleaned up after everything he did and hauled off the old stuff. It couldn't have gone any easier. Think you Nick for the great job."

Hello,\nMy name is Braxton Kortz and I am a young man of 32 years old that is a jack of all trades and have over 20 years of experience in asphalt roofing, multiple years of experience in HVAC repair, minor electrical repairs, and plumbing repairs. I do have a full time position and am only able to work weekends (apologies). I offer quality work with integrity and a cheerful attitude. If I cannot perform a task, I have referrals to help you get to your end goal! Thank you and have a blessed day!

"This is the second year I?ve had them out to my kids house. My son is special needs my daughter is 19 and works three jobs to help their mom who isn?t in the greatest health so AC is important for her as well as the kids who sleep upstairs. Tammy got someone out right away Caleb showed up within hours while I was on the phone. There was no high pressure sales and we are good for another yr, Bless God! Tammy even signed my ex up on a service plan to look after the aging equipment. Couldn?t be happier!!! Referred another person a friend in Broad Ripple; She just had surgery and is ready to replace. She is super happy with them too. Wouldn?t trust anyone else but Irish Air. Am telling everyone!!!"

"Swimmingly - no glitches. They hauled away the old one and installed the new one in fairly short order."

"Good job.  Air ducts clean and fresh smelling.  That is what I paid them to do.
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"Beware,  semi-rational rant to follow. Now is the time to bail out.

 Disclaimer:
I don't like giving bad reviews (search my reviews) and this one is more for the industry (HVAC & gen'l appliance repair) than for this particular company.

I don't know how to put this but let me try. I'm not really happy with this service industry as a whole. Their pricing on parts and labor is so bloated it is not a wonder that more people are learning to do the work themselves. I have, as well.  This company installed 2 Aprilaire WH humidifiers for my 2 separate furnaces in 2002. I do yearly maintenance on the systems. Last year I noticed one of my units was not not working. I ordered a new electrical cord (the old one was frayed after the unit fell off the furnace duct) and I replaced it myself, but this was apparently not the problem. This year I noticed the other unit was not working and decided that an $80 diagnosis fee was reasonable since I had 2 units on the fritz. I was able to get the tech to come out the same day I called. He found one unit had a dead blower fan. The other unit's fan was not coming on for one or 2 reasons. Either the motor fan was stuck against the motor housing which apparently had suffered  a large crack after the unit fell, or the connector was not making contact with the connectee. The face of these units (the heavy part) is held on by plastic snaps (this needs to be rethought). He got this one going by jiggling the blower fan/housing &/or aligning the connection better, though it was a temp fix and I was advised to secure the unit to the furnace vent as the vibration of the  misaligned fan might jiggle it loose. After he left, I used some bungee cords to do this.  I was presented with a bill that came to about $162 and left with one still dead unit, and another that would need to be repaired further. I had an Angies list coupon that gave me a 10% discount, but not the $16 I expected, but $7 as it only applied to one of the charges (not the diagnosis fee).   I asked 2 questions. Why the extra charge $68, and what would it cost to fix the 2 units. The extra charge was because in addition to diagnosis, he had fixed one unit.  To fix the units correctly he would have to order the parts and then come back @ $150/hr labor + parts. I asked why, since I had told the co. what might be wrong with the units, they did not bring parts up front. I asked him if there would be a 'truck charge' if he came back and he said no. It's probably included in the $150/hr labor charge. I know the tech doesn't get this money, but who can afford to spend that kind of money for service? I found I could buy a  brand new unit for $197 (delivered). I could replace one unit (easy) and use the motor from the replaced unit to fix the other (and have some extra parts for future repairs). I could also order just the parts for about $125. I would be interested to know what these parts would cost me through the HVAC dealer. I found this same unit on the web for about $400. I gladly paid for the diagnosis (grudgingly for the 'fix'), but to have them repair the units would make no sense economically. I had a discussion with a Co. rep and suggested they bring parts with them (@ these prices). She thought that had some merit. I ordered a complete new unit from a Co. on the web and will do the repair myself. My impression is that though they sell these units, they are not really set up to repair them efficiently, and the way they operate ends up costing  more $$ for the consumer. Something's got to change or we will all become HVAC DIY'ers...
p.s monkeying with the drain tubes on these units left me with burn marks on both forearms (furnace hot air pipe is nearby). Real men expect this (real men are stupid) ..lol. Pictures upon request.  I have medical insurance...Real men don't go to Dr.s... Cheers"