Emergency Air Heating and Cooling

One of my 2 AC units stopped working Thursday and I had a birthday party scheduled for Saturday. My home warranty can only come the following Monday, so I need it fixed ASAP, so I called this company. Good: I called Thursday late evening around 730pm and a tech, Scott and another employee who was training on the job, came the next day Friday morning. He diagnosed the problem (failed capacitor which led to failed fan, and frozen pipe). He replaced it, and was done. He wanted to wait for the pipe to thaw to check if the AC was working again b/c the pipe started to freeze up. Bad He check my other unit, and told me a couple of pieces (Boost and the canned item [in arrow] on the photo) will need to be replaced. Boost was going to cost $500 and the canned item was $500, total of $1000 for the other working AC. I told him I needed time to look up. He insisted I ask him questions instead. I excused myself because I wanted to look them up first. I found out the Boost is only $15 on amazon. I d

I recently had the pleasure of working with Brock from Emergency Air to fix my AC unit, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the results! Brock's expertise and dedication were evident as he not only identified the problem but also took the time to explain the solutions with photo and video evidence of my actual unit. His thorough approach and clear communication made me feel confident in the repair process. Service: HVAC system repair

Thank you for the great service today from Gerald Largo. His has a friendly and kind demeanor and excellent AC knowledge was impressive. To be working in these hot conditions is commendable with a constant smile on his face. Gerald really loves his job and pleasing his customers. Thank you again for your outstanding service and commitment to serving people. Jane Borman