The Comfort Connection Llc
HVAC Contractor · Wilson County, TX
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What Customers Say
“The team did an amazing job with diagnosing, pricing, and repairing our AC system. The normal company I’ve used for the last ten years diagnosed one of the two issues, but tried to upsell us an entirely new system. Our realtor friend recommended Reuben and this company. For the diagnosis he confirmed a small leak in the coils three other technicians could not find and walked me through each step and explained what he saw. He also confirmed the other company’s diagnosis. The pricing for parts and labor was less than the previous quote. He ensured everything was ordered and promptly installed once everything was received. I am very happy with the service and communication every step of the way.”
“Excellent customer service. The technicians were professional, prompt, and courteous. Ruben and his technicians are by far the best. We’ve used them on several occasions for our HVAC and furnace needs and service continues to be Exemplary.”
“Ruben and crew were amazing at putting my mind at ease with such an important aspect of home ownership. They are professional, trustworthy and affordable. I highly recommend to anyone needing this type of service. Thank you and God Bless y'all Comfort Connect A/C & Heating.”
“Did an amazing job! Knocked the job out promptly customer service is top notch!”
“I called comfort connect air conditioning to get a second opinion after another company told me I had to replace my compressor. Technician ( Ruben ) showed up and diagnosed the problem within 10 minutes. The problem was a capacitor that cost a fraction of the price compared to $3000.00 that the other company quoted me to replace the compressor. Ruben had great customers service and explained what needed to be done and gave me the price before doing any repairs. I would definitely call comfort connect and refer to anyone in need of service.”
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