I had used this company before and was previously on their membership plan, but my most recent experience left me very disappointed.
My AC was running but not cooling, so I at 8:30 AM I was told I would be added to the list. The technician did not arrive until after 6 PM, after my partner had already left for work. The technician, Jon, was polite, but the visit quickly felt more like a high-pressure sales appointment than a service call.
I explained that I do not know much about AC systems and needed to speak with my partner before making a major financial decision. Despite that, I felt repeatedly pushed toward replacing the unit based largely on its age, even though it is only about seven years old. I was told I could spend around $2,700 trying to diagnose or repair the issue and still potentially find out it could not be repaired. (This is after the $517 I had already spent on the capacitor he put in that didn’t resolve the issue).
When I asked for a comparable replacement price or even a ballpark, I was told no one except management could provide quotes. The only range given was roughly $10,000 to $25,000. That is not a decision anyone should be pressured to make on the spot at 7 PM.
I paid $517 and left with no clear resolution, no written comparison of repair versus replacement options, and no actual replacement quote. I said again I needed to speak w: my partner and he blatantly said well we aren’t going to wait on you to get a second opinion so you will be charged again a service call fee. The urgency around deciding immediately, membership discounts, and rising service-call pricing felt like fear-based selling by a used car salesman.
I understand companies need to be profitable, but customers deserve clear communication, written options, and time to make informed decisions. I would strongly caution others not to use them unless you are ready to decide about a new unit on the spot, without your boundaries respected when you repeatedly say I need to speak w my partner.