Emilico Hvac & Plumbing

I've used me for about four years since I love lived he. He used to be great and I thought he was until the last two times he came to work on my house. The first time he shut a valve off which caused my heater to leak and gave me a $400 water bill. The very last time he came was more recent. I absolutely feel like I got robbed. 6 hour job that should have been 2 or 3. Took an entire hour to go get materials and chargers me for it. And then charged me $165 for about maybe $50 or material if that and kept the rest. Gave me one number he was gonna charge me and then they changed it and didn't give me a final number and charged me $700. My family and I will never use Mike again.

Mike was very knowledgeable and very respectable. He did the job correctly and we will hire him again if need be!

The heating system was installed and tested by Emilico, however some major issues soon became glaring. After allegedly finishing the work I found that there were three (two supply and one return) ducts that were not connected to the system. I contacted Emilico to fix this problem and to their credit the owner did come out and correct the problem, though how this would not be noticed during installation/initial testing by the tech. is hard to understand so at this point I chose to break off the contract with them and finish the plumbing through other means. The heating system worked well enough until the recent single digit cold weather where it simply would not heat my home. Knowing that the electric strips should provide enough heat to do the job I called in another company to take a look at the system and found multiple problems. Two circuits were installed in the panel box, one for the air handler and another for the heat strips but Emilico only ran one wire, essentially trying to power the system with half of the required energy. He put jumper wires between the circuits to give the unit enough power to operate during moderate temps, but overload the system when the electric back up turned on. The wiring for the electric strips was also messed up and one of the three coils functioned properly. Again, this all should have been found/corrected when the installer tested the system. After wiring the coils correctly and testing the system the wiring the Emilico ran caused the circuits to overload and turn off at the panel box before damage was done. I had to purchase and run additional 6-2 wiring to the system and hook up the missing circuit. Due to the shoddy nature of the work I've experienced, I could never recommend Emilico to anyone.

"NOT GOOD" Mike never found the problem and never returned. Would not return phone calls. I had to have another A/C repairman come in an find and repair the problem at additional cost.