Tom Rechtin Heating & Air Conditioning

What started out as a simple Thermostat issue (switching from old to digital - wiring problem) I scheduled a maintenance call to have someone come over and take a look. Enter John, who figured out the issue right away but had some bad news in regards to the humidifier no longer working and the fan motor belt was about to break. Curious, I asked him to call a sales rep to price me out on replacing this vintage 1940's Williamson monster, that was taking up a great deal of space in the basement. Jerry Class called and was on his way down! Full inspection of the existing furnace, AC, all register's in the house and size of all rooms - will get you a quote by next day, thank you! 3 quotes recv'd on different unit's. However, a couple of days later, my thermostat was buzzing, offline and a weird sound was coming from the fan/motor. Another call to TR and Mike showed up, this time he had even worse news as the motor was on it's way out (it had been 18 yrs since we had a replacement put in)

I'm a little late writing this review, but they really helped on short notice, fixed it quickly and at a reasonable price. A friend had recommended another local company they kept stringing me along for over a week. Finally my AC completely stopped cooling during a heat wave and Rechtin had someone working nearby and was able to get to me the next day. He was on time and professional. I needed a new compressor and some minor maintenance. It was still under warranty so didn't have to pay for the part. Only for the service. Happy to find a reliable local business and their family has a long line of history here. Services: A/C system maintenance, A/C system repair, Heating system maintenance

Be on the look out for van #103 and stay away; this driver is going to cause an accident. I was crossing over the I-471 bridge into Cincinnati in the far left lane and the other three right lanes were slow due to traffic. Then the driver pulls right out in front of me (my speed was almost 50 mph and his lane was doing like 25 mph) nearly causing a multi-car accident. Then when I passed by him; he is on his phone, looking down and what I assume is fumbling around for paperwork; blindly aiming that 5,000 lb weapon down the road. This company needs to educate their drivers that they are not driving their POV, but a company vehicle and it will be the company that will have to pay for any damages due to the driver's lack of focus on the road.