Best Repairs And Improvements in Phoenix AZ

I had to edit my review. The one good thing I can say is they got the work done quickly. They replaced a 200 amp main breaker. They charged $2500 to do the work. I asked for an itemized invoice, they never responded. The most expensive 200 amp main breaker I could find on the net was $500. so I guess I paid a little under $2000. for labor for a few hours work. The person that came to my house was very unprofessional, because I had to move some money from one account to another, and it took me ten minutes or so. Meanwhile he tells the person living in the house, my tenant that if I can't pay, he's going to have to take the part out. I waited for him to call back for 5 minutes like I told him to. When he didn't, I called the office and paid them. He called back a few minutes later, when I said I had paid the office. He acted like he didn't believe me and said if I hadn't he was going to have to take the part out. The main slogan in one of there and campaigns is they don't hire any Melvin's. This person was very much a Melvin to me. Don't hire them, you'll get Melvinized.

Swift knowledgeable service, stayed to make sure all my questions were answered.

Really know their stuff.....informs you on what you need without 'selling you products you don't need', giving you the price right off the bat before they do the work. They redesigned the airflow in our home with new registers and now we have a cooler and more comfortable home.

Keeps you informed when he is coming and is on time.

Friendly staff, great service, dependable and smart technicians.

Was simply calling to get a quote for service. Nothing urgent and was told that someone would call me back two days in a row. If they were not interested in the work, all they had to do was say so. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. Not a good sign for any business to ignore their customers.

I used this company to test and evaluate the air conditioning and heating system in a home I was looking to buy. The results of the test were put on a sheet of paper we’re only numbers were used to evaluate the system, 1 meaning no concern, 2 meaning may need maintenance, 3 Meaning action should be taken. There was minimal airflow on all but 2 air ducts on the house and the answer was 2, it may need to be looked at. It was 115° while this was being done, and if the owner had this done to his house I doubt that it would’ve been a question but to have this looked at and repaired immediately. This was a waste of money as when I called back all they did to correct the issue was change the numbering from 2 to 3 with no further explanation. The seller of the house has no idea how disastrous this is in the middle of summer when he is living in Iowa, this is a horrible way to do inspections. I paid for the comprehensive inspection.

I expected this to be more like the home inspection that showed pictures of what needed to be repaired or looked at, and what the extent of what needed to be done, and perhaps even an estimate on each evaluation from their company since this is their specialty. This was a total waste of my money on this inspection