Aire Serv of Greenville

The staff are very professional and reasonably priced. Everyone from the owner to the office personnel and the installers were all very helpful. They did a great job installing my two new Rheem systems.

This company installed a hot water heater for my family the very next day after it died. From start to finish, the customer service I received was exemplary and the installers were highly professional. I will certainly be using them for my future needs!

The crew was on time, professional and helpful in explaining the work that needed to be done. They took the time to explain the new system and what to expect with the new system.

Eric did an excellent job. Would recommend.

Aire Serv was contracted by Home Depot to install a Rheem gas hot water heater with expansion tank. The first two Rheem units were damaged when being shipped to the Home Depot store. The third Rheem unit was not damaged, but leaked due to its drain valve not being fully shut. The Aire Serve technician “did what it takes” to react to these problems, and install the gas hot water heater. Despite the shortcomings of Rheem, he was able to overcome many obstacles and complete the installation in a reasonable time. Well done.

Dale and David, they're an incredible team they work fast and efficient together. They kept the house clean during the process of fixing my heating and air and it was an honor to have them in our house. The breeze is blowing better than ever. Thanks to these two!

My technician Jeremy S did an excellent job of explaining the pricing, the parts that would be installed and how the water heater would operate after the installation. He was thorough and efficient in the installation of the unit.

Recently an Aire Serv tech Keith came over to check why my air conditioning wasn't working. He was very knowledgeable and fixed it quickly. The price was reasonable and he was very professional!! Thanks Aire Serv!

Had a tankless hot water heater installed 2 years ago (August 2018) through them. (Only know we have an open permit because another contractor is doing work for us now.) Thought it was odd that inspector didn’t come till 6 months later(2/19). Turns out, permit wasn’t valid till they paid for it in 2/19 and it didn’t pass. Air Serv failed to follow through with the inspector and are saying the county is to blame for not contacting them. The county states in their paperwork it’s the contractors responsibility to obtain information they can call or look online for. Air Serv’s answer is “we typically don’t do that.” and “that’s not our procedure.” Wondering how many other open permits are out there that other homeowners don’t know about?

Eric was a super guy - He did a great job letting me know what needed to be done and educated me on somethings I can do myself as a homeowner to lengthen the life of my AC unit.