A+ Energy Management LLC

I've left multiple messages trying to get someone out to service the broken furnace they installed years ago and have had no responses. This is the second time I've had to get a different company to work on it because they won't answer the phone directly or return messages. Are they out of business or what? Update 3/17/20 Yes, in a public forum. I clearly stated I had tried to contact you privately and that hadn't worked. It's possible you told me at the time that you were blocking my number but I'll admit I don't remember the exact interactions I had with the folks who installed the furnace in my old house almost a decade ago. We moved back here recently and the furnace stopped working a couple of weeks ago. Having forgotten you completely, I called the number on the company sticker you left on the unit, left a message, and waited. Days later I left another message and waited. Maybe don't ignore customer numbers even if you don't like how often they call you out for service calls. The

Words can’t explain how grateful I am for this company. My tenants furnace motor went out and I was quoted upwards of $1700-$2000 to replace. Panicked, I called Saturday night (listed as closed online) left a vmail, and 15 minutes later Dan called me and told me he could come out the next day, or we could wait until Monday. The best part was it was nearly 4x less than others had quoted. Thank you so much!

Yet again I have received timely, fair and quality service from Dave at A+. I have owned a couple of rentals since 1997 and have used A+ since 2001 for all of my heating and A/C needs. On this occasion my own A/C went out so I sent Dave a text and got an immediate response that he would be by the following morning. Considering that it was 8pm when I texted, I find this level of responsiveness to be amazing. He comes by with his protege, Gabe, in the morning and evaluates my system. I asked if I should replace it and he tells me "Definitely not". The system is still good but I need to replace a motor that has seized after more than 20 years of use. Replacement of the system would be in the range of $4300 but just fixing the motor, and the starter capacitor which probably blew due to the motor seizing, came out to 1/7th of that price. On another occasion, I had asked Dave to come out to evaluate a heater issue I had been having on a rental property. He came out and evaluated it,