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Awful. I wasn't home when the technician came to look at our broken furnace, but heard he was perfectly nice. After the $95 inspection for a repair quote, I was sent a quote for $1100-$1300 depending on the type of repair, or an option to replace the whole unit. Their explanation for the high repair cost was it's a simple part to repair, but VERY expensive and hard to find. My father in law let us know that that's absolutely insane, took a quick look at it, found the part in town for under $60, and repaired the furnace in 20 minutes. He's a retired pharmacist, not a repairman. It's been working perfectly since.Avoid at all costs. I was ready to pay a few hundred for their expertise, time, and the part itself, but their quotes were just insulting.**response to owner's response: You're not wrong, the original quote for $1200 (which was described to us as a temporary fix, what you say you don't do on older units) included many repairs that did not include the thermocouple, which was the piece that needed to be replaced to get the furnace working again. The quote including the thermocouple was closer to $1400, so the original $1200 likely would not have fixed the issue at all. I agree that you didn't recommend the bare minimum, which would have had us warm during winter, but instead suggested many seemingly unnecessary fixes. Our furnace is older but not ancient, and during the coldest months of winter I cannot say it is ethical to suggest what Wagner suggested. I'm sorry but I still cannot recommend this company to anybody.