ac contractor replacement cost

Are you looking for a ac contractor replacement cost. When you need air conditioning service FAST, you can trust an Appliance Helper technician to arrive on time and provide you with professional, friendly, and quality service.

Whether you are interested in a new cooling system, require AC service, or simply want to sign up for routine maintenance, whenever you need our support, we are ready to serve you. We will help you when you are looking for a ac contractor replacement cost.

Why use us?

Are you looking for a ac contractor replacement cost.
On time for scheduled appointments
Thorough in our work and show craftsmanship every time
Well groomed and clean appearance
Honest
Respectful to you and your home
Competitively priced

Give us a chance and use our air conditioner repair and installation services. Call us today for help when you are looking for a ac contractor replacement cost.

AC Mechanics install, maintain, and repair air conditioning systems, refrigeration systems and cooling systems. As an AC technician, you may find a specialty in one sector, but you are not limited. AC mechanics are licensed to work in residential, commercial, or industrial spaces as needed.

pool heater diagnostics, local dryer services, home pool heater installation, high efficiency pool heater, microwave maintenance service,

Assorted Articles:

How to Buy a Washer
Nobody likes dirty laundry, but buying a new and reliable washing machine can help ease your conscience. Of course, this is easier said than done. What kind of washing machine is best suited for you? Today we’re going to help you find the best appliance that matches your budget and needs. P[...]

Can I do furnance maintenance myself
Regular maintenance should be performed at least once a year to keep your furnace running smoothly. By maintaining your furnace, you're not only keeping your house comfortable in the warmer and colder seasons, but you can also save money by catching any problems early on. There are a fe[...]

What Should I Look for When Buying a Dryer
Is your dryer nearing the end of its lifecycle? Are you a new homeowner in the market for a dryer but unsure what to look for? Here are a few things to consider when buying a dryer. Size: When looking for a dryer, you want one that will suit your household and how many people live in it. [...]

5 Common Dryer Problems
For homeowners, one of the essential appliances in their home is the dryer. And when used correctly, it can last a long time. However, no matter how carefully you use the dryer, it can still run into some issues. Here are five common dryer problems you could come across and how to diagnose them. [...]

A fil rouge between outdoor and indoor
A structure harmoniously integrated in a suggestive landscape of hills and vineyards: this is the goal achieved by Abimis, who realized, in collaboration with the Aidlin Darling Design studio, a kitchen for the large garden of a villa located in the heart of Napa Valley (California). The project is [...]

Product Reviews:

Trane dealer installed a new Trane heat pump system in Summer 2016. I regret I did not read the reviews online. The system started having problems in winter 2018. Dealer checked it and said the heater in air handler was broken and needed replacement. Then defrost board and fan motor in heat pump were found broken. The condenser coil could also be leaking. I was shocked by all these major issues. Dealer just told me I was unlucky to get a bad system. I was asked to pay about $900 labor fee since only parts are under warranty. In addition, there could be other issues since testing could not be done without replacing the parts. So whole system is a junk. I complained to dealer manager, then to Trane customer service, then escalated to supervisor. I sent them all the documents they asked for, but never heard from them. Whenever I called them, I was transferred many times and held for one hour, but nothing was done. I emailed them many times, but no reply. People working at Trane just don’t care. Do not buy Trane products, because you will regret.

John of Frederick, MD
consumeraffairs.com

The Home Depot provider (ARS, a division of RotoRooter) has not repaired my unit because he alleges Trane is “punishing” them for not selling the brand after they went with plastic??? Bottom line is they have given me the runaround since December 12. My unit is under warranty and my worst fear is that one day my a/c has a problem. Heating in Miami is not needed too often although I had to purchase portable heaters for my birds when we had a few very cold days. I am very upset with ARS and with Home Depot and would like to know if what they say is true. I still doubt that a reputable company refuses to sell parts for one of its products which is just 5 years old. I was very happy with my unit until this happened.

Mabel of Miami, FL
consumeraffairs.com

I am not one to complain about anything but Carrier is off the charts bad as far as customer service and warranties. I will say that the actual customer service reps were polite and professional. I had zero issues with the way they treated me but the message was poor. I will try to keep this as short as possible. We purchased a 3.5 year old home last year. The previous owner almost never used the AC. He figured that they ran it maybe 3 weeks total in the 3 years they had the home. We purchased mid summer and ran it sparingly last year. This spring we had to have it charged and again 6 weeks later. Another month later it was out of refrigerant again. They came in with a sniffing tool and found a leak in the evaporator coil. We had $500 into service calls at this point. I was told that it was manufactured on Aug 19th, 2011. I called in Monday August 22nd, 2016 and was basically told that I was out of luck because the warranty ran out on Friday. The fact was that it was not installed until October 20th, 2011 but no one could produce the original receipt. The original owner, original builder, original HVAC installer and current HVAC company all offered to call in or write up letters detailing the issue but I was told an original receipt was my only option. I would not recommend or ever use Carrier again. The repair cost me $1400 to go along with $500 in service calls and time off work. Poor quality and VERY VERY poor customer service. I would have been happy if they would have just warrantied the unit. I completely understand that labor is not something anyone would cover.

Mike of Freeland, MI
consumeraffairs.com

We are an a/c company and have to deal with Trane from time to time. Whenever we have to buy a part, exchange warranty parts or even purchase new equipment, we have to wait on the phone for over 30 minutes to be helped. And in their service stores, it's about an hour wait. On top of that, they charge us "marketing" fee for purchasing their equipment. As if they are doing us a favor. There is no sense of urgency with this company. What a poor service.

Karen of Homestead, FL
consumeraffairs.com

Before I posted this I looked through the reviews and found that there are plenty of people who have had a bad experience with Armstrong. I’m glad I haven’t had to deal with any malfunctions. It’s been a year and a half now and so far the AC keeps the house cool and has great energy efficiency.

pickhvac.com Santa Rosa, CA
pickhvac.com

I purchased a new Carrier Furnace Model #9200 in 1990-1991 and have had problems ever since. The furnace leaks water on the floor, shuts off by itself, had it serviced many times, the air conditioner has a leak, the heat quits and has to be reset, problems after problems.....I will never get another unless they replace it. I have all the service reports from my service man.

Sally of Royal Oak, MI
consumeraffairs.com

I bought this new unit to replace one I had for 20 years. The main reason I replaced it was because of efficiency issues plus difficulty in finding parts. This Armstrong I bought works well though. I haven’t had any trouble with it for the ten months I’ve had it. Good ac with great functionality.

pickhvac.com Los Angeles, CA
pickhvac.com

It keeps the utility bill low, hasn’t broken down and cools the house well even when it is overly hot. That is all it takes to make a good ac in my books. I have had it for 2 years now and not a single repair has been required. Let’s see how much longer this machine has left in it but I have a feeling it’s going to be a long time.

pickhvac.com
pickhvac.com

I had 2 Rheem HVAC units oGas/AC) installed in my home in May 2014. One unit is for upstairs, the other for downstairs. In October 2018, the downstairs unit would not cool properly, low on freon, technician added freon and a sealant to hopefully seal the leak in the A coil. Then May 2019 the upstairs unit A coil had to be replaced. Now today June 24, 2019, the downstairs unit A coil has to be replaced (guess the sealant did not work). By the way, according to the technician who installed the unit and did the repairs, in the upstairs unit stated that the warranty did not cover or expired?? Do money out of my pocket for PART & labor.Now today the downstairs unit needs A coil replaced. I contacted the technician today and gave him a rundown on the dates, charges, and work done over the last (barely) 5 years since the install of these units and asked if these units didn't have at least a 5 year warranty? Note.... The company that installed the units amis the same one that services them. Researching in the internet, it appears that many units are warrantied for at least 5 years, some 10, 12 years or more. So, in my opinion, go purchase another brand of HVAC.... Stay away from Rheem. Check the warranty and get it in writing before you decide to have it installed.

Clyde of Roper, NC
consumeraffairs.com

In mid-2007, I had my 13-year old HVAC system replaced with a Carrier Infinity system with 5 ton 14.0 SEER unit (model #24ANA760A003) to give a peace of mind regarding reliability. Two years ago, the system failed and the temp in my house got to over 100 degrees here in AZ. The installation company told me the compressor was bad and needed to be replaced at a cost of over $800. This with the unit still under warranty! Now almost exactly two years later, the compressor again went out and needs to be replaced. The owner of the installation company told me that Carrier acknowledges that this is a faulty unit (as evidenced by the multiple other complaints here), but refuses to replace it with anything other than another unit of the very same defective model. And of course, I have to pay all the labor charges again. Carrier seems truly unconcerned regarding customer service and only wants to take your money and run. Perhaps, as a previous writer suggested, a class action lawsuit is in order.

Michael of Tucson, AZ
consumeraffairs.com