Consolidated Heating & Air Conditioning Inc

AC wasn't cooling like it should. They sent Nick out to check it and he told me the compressor was getting weak, the system was undersized for my house and I needed to replace the system. Made me a GREAT deal with 0% interest for 72 months, told me the savings I would see in my electric bill would more than make the monthly payments. After several calls verifying the 0% interest for the 72 month period I decided to install the new system. Come to find out later Nick was a SALES person not a SERVICE person. From the first day after the new system was installed I had problems with it working correctly. Long story short, after several visits over a 4-5 week period and a big water stain on my ceiling it was found the systems drain pan was installed incorrectly causing the system to turn on and off constantintly. THEN the credit card bill came. The bill showed nothing about 0% interest and after calling the CC company found Consolidated coded it incorrectly. FINALLY after several phone calls they assured me it had been corrected. The next months bill came and once again it was incorrect showing 0% interest for 24 months. After several more calls I was told that was the best they could do because the credit card company had changed it's terms and didn't offer the 72 months 0%. About 7 months later I had to call them back out to work on the system because it stopped cooling. They found the freon lines were not welded properly and were leaking. Just one thing after another. Strongly suggest staying away from this company!!!!!

They have been very good.

They looked at both my AC units, saying they both had a leak. They immediately tried to sell me new air conditioners for almost 12,000. They called me trying to give me a discount only available this weekend. It seemed they were only there to make a sale and not actually fix what was going on. I will not be using them.

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I don't recommend them for anybody. They try to scare people into buying more expensive air conditioners by telling them they have mold in the house. They go into extreme lengthly detail about how dangerous your unit is and all of the environmental problems. Stay clear of these people.

was told I won a free maintenance at a home show. When they came out to do it, they determined that my unit was too old & there was so much mold & in such bad shape that I would need a whole new ac unit at a cost of $4000.I contacted the company that put in the unit 7 years ago & they came out the next day & inspected it & said aside from some buildup of dirt on the motor (which my husband can remove) the whole unit was fine. Said the only way to tell if there was any mold would be to send it to a laboratory.

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I spent $3,500 for the job. It was an emergency situation. My tenant was without air conditioner and it was very hot there. It was a hurry-up deal; I did not have a lot of companies to call. I called three companies. The first company could not get there on time. When I called the second company, I did not like the sound of them on the phone. I found this company on Angie’s List. They quoted me $4,500 for a new air conditioner. They replaced it immediately, which was great. My tenant called me at 9:00 p.m. (her time in Florida; I do not reside in Florida, though). They went over immediately and fixed the problem. My tenant was comfortable with them. They put in a temporary unit for her, so that she would not be without air conditioning. Since, I could not afford $4,500, they put in a used one, for which they charged me $3,500. Based on the information that they had given me over the phone (there was no signed contract), they were supposed to replace the pad, replace the switch and the switching box; etc. However, when they completed the job, I found that they did not get the permit to do so (which they were supposed to); they did not replace the pad; they did not replace the switching box; and they did not give me any refund from $3,500 for not doing the jobs promised. I had a very negative experience with them. They refused to talk further on the subject. They just told me that it was just included in the price. I told them that I could call three other companies and find out how much each of those things would cost me individually. I actually did that and asked them for the refund. Also, they did not remove the air conditioner that they had replaced. They just left it in the back yard; they were supposed to remove it. I had to pay to have it moved. I found out later from another company that I could have had the same deal for $2,000. Since the unit is under warranty for a year, I would use this company for warranty purpose alone. Otherwise, I will never use them again.

It was a great experience in education but we decided to go with another company.

Bryant came and check out our A/C.