Robert Glenn Shaw

Robert Glenn Shaw runs an HVAC operation out of Fort Worth, Texas, where he focuses on keeping homes comfortable through the swings of Texas weather. He works on both residential heating and cooling systems, dealing with the heavy demands that summer heat and occasional winter freezes put on equipment. Homeowners in the area call on him when units break down or need regular attention to avoid bigger problems later. His background in the trade centers on practical fixes rather than fancy upgrades, and he covers a range of houses across the city where old systems often need attention after years of nonstop use.

Shaw handles full system installations, routine maintenance checks, and emergency repairs on air conditioners and furnaces. In Fort Worth, that often means fixing compressors that fail during long hot stretches or clearing out ductwork clogged by dust and debris from the local climate. He sends techs who test components on site, replace worn parts like capacitors or blower motors, and make sure thermostats communicate properly with the rest of the setup. Customers have noted visits where crews addressed leaking coils or restored cooling after power surges knocked units offline. The approach stays straightforward, with clear explanations of what needs fixing and no unnecessary add ons pushed on the job.

Reviews show mixed feedback on how well the work holds up over time, with some homeowners pointing to solid communication when scheduling but others noting delays on parts or higher costs than expected for certain repairs. Speed gets credit in urgent summer calls, yet quality varies depending on the specific issue like thermostat calibration or filter changes. Price feedback stays average across the board without standout deals or complaints about overcharging. DIRT Score 3.38 from 42 reviews on Finds.

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“DO NOT BURY YOUR LOVED ON HERE! My uncle recently passed in January and had his service and burial at Greenwood Funeral Homes on White Settlement street. My uncle had beautiful flower arrangements we decorated his plot and not even a week after his burial his flowers had been removed. Every time my family decorates my uncles plot the decorations are gone not even a week later. If you plan on burying your loved one here and would like to decorate his plot or even leave flowers I strongly advise you do not bury them with this company as the ground rules are absurd !!!! Attached is a copy of their ground policies, please read”

“My review, updated to 4 stars in 2025: Another season, another visit to the graves of loved ones. This time was better. The grounds appear to be more effectively managed and everything looks more neat and tidy, even with the abundance of summer rain we've had. Things seem to be improving, so I am happy to report that. A visit here, whether you know the deceased or not, can certainly bring some clarity to what is important to you. The beauty of the grounds, the trees, the inscriptions on the headstones, the architecture of the vaults, columbarium, and then the statues toward the far end of the memorial grounds, everything together inspires contemplation, remembrance, and even hope toward the future. My 3-star, 2024 review: For decades our family has been visiting our loved ones here. Lately things are different, and it no longer feels the same. Times change, I get it. But we still want a dedicated place to gather and remember, to love and to respect those who have gone before us. Hopefully, some of the new changes going on will renew Greenwood's commitment to perpetual care of these monuments and stones and spaces that are all we have left of our people.”

“It’s very disheartening to come to a cemetery where we have buried all of our family members, to find that the groundskeepers have let many of the headstones get completely buried by grass grown-up over them tour. You can’t even tell there’s a headstone there.. I drove in from out of town to visit my loved ones and I cannot. This is unacceptable.”

“Greenwood Funeral Homes has a wonderful internal staff, but their groundskeepers are exceedingly rude, unprofessional, and insensitive to mourners wishing to see their loved ones. Just appallingly so. To the point they will not allow you to see those of your family at rest. I have never encountered a funeral home or cemetery where the groundskeepers refuse access to a plot, due to another service being nearby. Absolutely absurd. We have four additional plots there we are thinking of selling now. What good is a cemetery, if your loved ones can't even come see you? It is completely disgraceful that a staff should be allowed to operate in such a manner. Instead of working with customers and finding a solution, groundskeepers just yell at you to get out and go away. Truly awful. If I could afford to have my family moved, I would.”

“I deeply appreciate service of Andre Mejia! He was very attentive, fast, problem solving and helpful! Tactful and very professional! Thank you Andre! Anton’s family.”