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I recently had a very unsatisfactory experience with HVAC LLC in North Pole, Alaska. I was initially quoted one price for an air conditioning unit, but when the bid came back it was much higher than expected. Andrew the HVAC Project Manager came to my home and gave me a quote for $13,722 to install a Mitsubishi mini split system, as they are a preferred contractor. When I asked what the price would be to upgrade to the nicer units, Andrew said it would be roughly $250 per unit more. However, the quote came back totaling $16,652. After questioning it, I was referred to Josh the manager, who said it was because they take different pieces and parts to install. After doing more research, I found that was not true, as I spoke with another preferred contractor to Mitsubishi. Andrew admitted he had mistakenly quoted me the wrong number. When I asked for more information, I was referred to the manager, Josh. Josh seemed to think I was inquiring about financing, when I was actually planning to pay cash for the project. Josh never returned my phone calls even though he told me he would look at the quote and call me back. I called his office and I asked the office lady to leave him messages five different times. I took the time to drive to HVAC LLC's location to speak with Josh, but he was not there. I did get to speak with Andrew about the project, the guy who originally did my quote. Andrew admitted he had quoted the wrong price and said he would have to pass it over to his boss, Josh, for the final say. Andrew told me he would get to the bottom of it and if I didn't hear from him by Monday, I should call. Monday came and went, and I texted Andrew asking if he had any information. He liked the text but never responded. I followed up with another text on Monday at 4 pm and another text asking if he had heard back from Josh, but still no response. I called the office line again and spoke with the office lady, who was surprised Josh hadn't responded. She said she would leave an
As with any installation, you need to make sure filters etc. are available locally. If you install something, you should carry the filters for it or at least provide the resouce for your customers to be able to aquire them. Customers should not have to call your competition to obtain said filters or scour the internet for companies willing to ship to AK. Very displeased