
Fire & Ice Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc
About us
Provider of Residential HVAC. Sales - Service - Installation of Heating and Air Conditioning Systems, and Water Heaters. Emergency Service Offered 24/7/365. Fire & Ice employs a team of hard-working individuals and has the pleasure of serving over 10,000 wonderful customers. We attribute this success to strong work ethics, honesty and integrity in all that we do. We believe wholeheartedly that “Your Trust is Our Business”.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Award winning provider of Residential Installation, Replacement & Repair of Heating and Air Conditioning Systems. Emergency Service Offered 24/7/365
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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"We look forward continuing to providing quality service in the future."
"Thank you for trying our service. We hope to have earned the privilege of being your HVAC provider of choice."
"Thank you for your confidence in Fire & Ice. We look forward to your future business."
"We are happy you were pleased with Brad and Fire & Ice. We hope you enjoy your Clean Effects air cleaner."
"Please call us for any HVAC related issues in the future, you are our valued customer."
"Thank you for your kind comments. Please enjoy the peace of mind your service agreement will provide."
"We look forward continuing to providing quality service in the future."
Their technician was fantastic and knew her stuff, but the prices were wicked (as in preditory and evil).
Let me be specific:
Their price to swap out the blower motor: $600 + labor
Actual cost of the motor I bought myself: $180
Their price to swap out the fan wheel: $200 + labor
Actual cost of the fan wheel I bought myself: $45
Their price to swap out capacitor: $200 + labor
Actual cost of the capacitor I bought myself: $7
That's $1,000 plus labor.
I spent $232 and did the work myself.
I understand that they need to make a profit and mark up prices on parts. I get that. But $1,000 vs. $232? That's wicked.
"Some of the repairs were an either/or not all of the above. Thank you for your comments."
"Thank you for choosing Fire & Ice. We will continue to provide quality service."
"We are glad you were pleased with our service; please call on us again for all your HVAC needs."
"We're glad you were happy with your tune-up. Please call us for any other HVAC needs you may have."
"Thank you for your confidence in Fire & Ice. We look forward to your future business"
".We were happy to service your Air Conditioner. Please allow us to tune-up your furnace in the fall."
They came out, they fixed the AC, they explained what was needed, why it was needed, and what we can do to prolong the life of the unit. I felt like I walked away knowing more about the HVAC of my house than before.
Not only will I call Fire and Ice again, I can't imagine why I'd call anyone else. Absolutely perfect experience every time. This time was great, in our last house we had two calls with them (one heat, one AC) that were great. They are three for three!!
(FYI - I just joined Angie's, but I wanted to share with the community this really great company)
".Thank you for those kind words. We look forward to your continued business"
"Thank you for trying our service. We hope to have earned the privilege of being your HVAC provider of choice."
"It’s nice to be able to help a customer save money. Thank you for choosing Fire & Ice."
"Thank you for sharing the highlights of our service. We hope you will use our company again."
"Thank you for choosing to use Fire & Ice."
"We're glad you were happy with your tune-up. Please call us for any other HVAC needs you may have."
"We look forward to future opportunities to service your HVAC equipment. Thank you."
"Thank you for choosing Fire & Ice. Please call us again."
The "advanced tech" came in on time as scheduled, and was able to find out that the because the furnace did not get enough oxygen, it could not maintain stable flames, which causes insufficient burning, which causes the furnace shutdown itself for protection from leaking gas. She took a panel off so more air can come into the furnace, as a temporary workaround before finding out what the root cause is. However, she was not knowledgeable enough to pinpoint the root cause, and did not know where the exhaust pipe that goes out of the house (later I found out it's together with the the air intake pipe in a coaxial design), Instead she suggested another more advanced tech come with her and use a "snake" to explore all my pipes to see whether there is any clog.
After she left, I walked around the house and found a piece of pipe fell loose, and then realized that the exhaust pipe was inside the air intake pipe in a coaxial design. After I pushed the loose pipe back to place, I put the panel the advanced tech removed, and the furnace worked just fine, and having been working ever since.
I called the advanced tech trying to explain what I did. She seemed completely shut off her brain, and did not listen to what I said, and insisted I use the "snake" service. I then called the appointment lady and canceled the appoint for the snake service (which cost money even though the first visit did not solve the problem) the advanced tech scheduled.
I'm a layman and was able to fix the problem (by luck I guess). However I was amazed that the "advanced" tech did not have any knowledge of my air intake/exhaust pipe design, which tells me that this company may have some opportunity training their techs.
"Thank you for your response. We take all service calls as an opportunity to enhance our skills."
"We appreciate your continued patronage."
"Thank you for trusting Fire & Ice.with your system. We would like to be your HVAC dealer of choice in the future."
Licensing
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