🏅 Hurliman Heating & Air Conditioning

Reviews

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  Rachel Thorpe

  2 days ago
  1.0
  Had this company come out for service, they were promoting eight dollar maintenance charge at home depot. When their technician arrived, he insisted my furnace needed an additional $200 maintenance charge. I didn’t want to do it, but he insisted and told me my furnace was not running properly, and it was overheating. Before he showed up, it was working perfectly fine. So be careful if you’re ever at Home Depot and this company is sitting there advertising an eight dollar service fee for maintenance on your furnace. It will probably be more than that….its a scam!
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  Steve Smith

  5 days ago
  1.0
  I had a bait and switch "tune up" done all in the guise of "trying to help". The technician showed up and said it was old and needed to be replaced. I had another company out to see what their opinion was and they said it's running perfectly. I no longer trust this company as they just want to sell something.
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  Rachel

  6 days ago
  1.0
  My roommate/home owner scheduled a furnace tune up and 21 point inspection through The Home Depot because he wanted to maintain my system and help it run as long as possible. The furnace was fully operational prior to the technician’s visit. I had used it the day prior without issue with friends over. My roommate relied on Home Depot’s service standards when booking this appointment. Immediately after the service was completed, the furnace stopped working. The blower now hums but does not spin, and there is a burning smell. The unit was functioning normally before the appointment and became inoperable directly following the service. After reporting the issue, he was told the blower motor had failed and was also told that the unit had been non operational prior to the visit. That is not accurate. The furnace was working before the technician arrived, and he would not have scheduled a tune up if it had already been non functional. The service notes stating otherwise directly contradict the actual condition of the system. The appointment felt more like a sales consultation than a maintenance service according to my roommate. No cleaning was performed. The reason for the booked tune up was to extend the life of the furnace, not to be told it needed major replacement immediately after a routine inspection and without being provided documented diagnostic readings to support that claim. When requested documentation of capacitor and amp draw measurements, none were provided. No objective data was offered to justify the sudden failure. Instead of addressing the immediate malfunction that occurred following the service, mt roommate was offered a refund of the tune up fee. A functioning furnace should not leave a routine maintenance visit inoperable. He has escalated the matter through Home Depot. Homeowners should ensure they receive clear documentation and detailed diagnostics when scheduling maintenance services.
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  aaron sylvia

  6 days ago
  1.0
  I scheduled a furnace tune-up and 21-point inspection through Home Depot because I wanted to maintain my system and help it run as long as possible. My furnace was running fine but they had a little table inside the store that said $8.88 tune-up. I was like what's the catch and she said they just wanted their name out there more and if anything went wrong they would come back and fix it, so I thought no brainier. Immediately after the service was completed, the furnace stopped working. The blower now hums but does not spin, and there is a burning smell. The unit was functioning normally before the appointment. After reporting the issue, I was told the blower motor had failed and was also told that the unit had been “non-operational” prior to the visit. That is not accurate. The furnace was working before the technician arrived, and I would not have scheduled a tune-up if it had already been non-functional. I have video proof of people in my house the day before furnace working great, eye witnesses and a roommate that is freezing in my basement now till I figure this out. The appointment felt more like a sales consultation than a maintenance service. No cleaning was performed, and the reason I booked the tune-up was to extend the life of my furnace not to be told it needed major replacement without being provided documented diagnostic readings. I asked continuously, was on the phone multiple times with them, and was told that since it was old it was time to replace it anyway. I have kept it going for this long and in the world I grew up in if you break it you should replace it. What I experienced is they broke it, blame me for it, and ofter to replace it for $1600. When I requested documentation of capacitor and amp draw measurements, none were provided. Instead of addressing the immediate failure following the service, I was offered a refund of the tune-up fee. I have escalated the matter through Home Depot. Homeowners should ensure they receive clear documentation and detailed diagnostics when scheduling maintenance services.
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  Lewis Miller

  Feb 12, 2026
  5.0
  Hi. My service technician Robert C. Was right on time. He was very interesting to talk with he kept me informed on what he was doing! Another service technician showed up and he also very polite! Robert C was very professional in doing his job and was very quick at fixing the issue! Your very Lucky to have him as your employee and the other gentleman was also very professional! So I’m so happy that I chose Hurliman as my heating and cooling company!! Thanks so very much Lewis Miller