Corey from Hot to Cold Air Conditioning was fantastic! He was professional, prompt, and clearly knowledgeable. He explained everything in simple terms, worked efficiently, and got our system running perfectly. Highly recommend Corey and the team for honest, reliable service!
Troy Andersen, serviced our AC! Not Corey!! Send me a review for Troy
Troy Andersen serviced our unit not Corey. Re-send review code with correct technician. The following review is for Troy Andersen!
James has always been so thorough and transparent about the repairs needed on the AC unit. I’ve been using Hot2Cold air for over 15 years now!
James is always a pleasure to work with. This is the 2nd appt I’ve had with him. He’s very clear about pricing and transparency of the issue. He recommendeds the best and efficient service. Highly recommended!
On time, actually a little early. Very pleasant and courteous. Did his work in a professional manner and explained what he found when finished.
Troy was very personable and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions. Great job!
I can’t say enough good about Barry. He actually fixed the problem with our air conditioner whereas we had another technician out the other day who misdiagnosed the problem and tried to sell us an entirely new air conditioning unit we did not need. This caused us extreme stress that was unnecessary. Thank you so much Barry for your honesty and expertise.
Hot 2 Cold quickly responded to my service request! They had a technician out to my house within a couple of hours. They sent a picture to identify him by. Wayne G was awesome! He was personable, knowledgeable, and an impressive human! He explained everything thoroughly and answered all my questions! I will definitely call them again if the need arises. Top notch group!
James is very knowledgeable, polite, and personable. I highly recommended him for any AC small or big job.
James was very thorough servicing the A/C Unit. Highly recommended for his professional and kindness.
I was called to a home to replace a thermostat. Upon arrival, I went ahead and replaced the thermostat. I installed the new one and the system kicked on and made sure the thermostat was operating correctly. The customer registered the thermostat on their computer. The customer paid the remaining balance of $174.50 with a card.
I am a home service technician, and I recently completed a job at a customer's home. Upon arrival, I found that the unit was not cooling. I checked the unit and found that the condenser fan was very hot. It seemed like the system was cutting in and out intermittently. I checked the amps and found that the condenser fan was over amping as well. I suspected that the motor was faulty and needed to be replaced. I went ahead and replaced the motor with a rescue motor I had in my truck to get the customer cooling. We will return with the actual motor next week. The customer paid $150 for the service today.
I was called to a customer's home to repair their air conditioning unit. Upon inspection, I found that the compressor was not turning on and the customer was not receiving any cool air. I checked the compressor control board and found a 06 code, indicating a fault in the start circuit. I then checked the capacitor for the appropriate charge and found that it failed the test and needed to be replaced. The customer had a 10-year labor warranty, so I was able to replace the capacitor with a warranty part.
I arrived at the customer's home to perform a routine maintenance check on their air conditioning system. Upon arrival, I found that the system was running and cooling properly. The thermostat was set to 76 degrees, and the air conditioner was producing cool air. I checked the pressures and temperatures of the system and found that it was overcharged. I informed the customer of the issue and explained that it was likely due to a leak in the system. The customer agreed to have the system repaired, and we scheduled a return visit for Monday at 12:00 PM. During the repair, I discovered that the system was not able to recover some of the refrigerant due to the rain. We decided to return to the supply house and pick up the necessary refrigerant when we returned on Monday. The customer paid a deposit of $174.50 for the repair of the tsat.
I was assigned to a job at a client's home to install a new security system. I arrived at the client's home and met with the client to discuss their needs and preferences for the security system. I then proceeded to install the system, which included cameras, sensors, and a control panel. I tested the system to ensure it was working properly and made any necessary adjustments. Finally, I provided the client with a demonstration of the system and answered any questions they had.
I was dispatched to a customer's home to check on a complaint of a leak in the ceiling. Upon arrival, I found that the leak was coming from the water heater in the attic. I inspected the area and found that the pipe was leaking and causing damage to the ceiling. I informed the customer that they would need to call a plumber to fix the issue. The customer paid me $79 for the visit.
Customer needed Freon added to his system per the last visit
Customer had us out because her air conditioner was not working properly upon investigation. Troy found that the evaporator coil was extremely blocked and causing a suction vacuum inside of the air handler portion of the package unit. It was making breathing noises that were mimicking a motor about to go out. To test the motor, we put our multimeter on the black wire to measure the amperage, and when the top of the package unit was off of the unit, the motor operated normally. The evaporator coil is significantly blocked on one side and is causing the motor to draw air in from all sides of the box. We need to perform a in place cleaner on the evaporator coil to dislodge all of the debris that’s blocking the airflow. In addition, the capacitor has failed and needs to be replaced. it is a 45+10 NFD capacitor
Upon arrival c/u was not running. I inspected c/u and found a defective 40/5 capacitor. Replaced capacitor and system is back online and cooling. Recommended customer a hard start because this the 2nd capacitor within the last two years. Also recommended surge protector. Customer paid $173 with card for today’s service.
Replacement of compressor and 3/4 horsepower motor
Upon arrival I set unit into cooling to check operation Found condenser not turning on so I checked the breaker After turning it on there was an awful sound coming from the condenser Separated fan motor and found it was indeed the compressor that was making the sound check pressure and found that no refrigerant was moving through system Compressor will need to be replaced I also took a look at the air handler and found that the blower was short cycling Tested the cap and cap was good Found a strong burning smell coming from blower compartment Qouted to also replace blower motor also
Customer no longer wants to put his air conditioner in the attic and ask for a quote with the air handler in the place where it currently sits