P & B Heating & Air Conditioning Corp.

Brad Honigman 

on Google

4 months ago

I really wanted to like P & B, because they knew right away that my roofer had damaged the A/C copper pipe with a nail, causing refrigerant to leak, after four other technicians from another company were stumped. (The roofer also dropped nails into the unit, shorting something out.) The roofer had the refrigerant replaced, and I had the electrical issue repaired, but I called P & B back to check the function of the unit, as it didn't seem to be cooling properly even after those repairs, and my indoor humidity was suddenly ve... read more

E R 

on Google

5 months ago

As soon as the technician arrived at my house for a repair call, I was not impressed when he started to complain about the attic's access entry, which was located in the hallway. I offered him my ladder to use because he was so insistent about it, but he turned it down. Rather, he went outside to inspect the other component of the unit, and after ten minutes and a $200 bill, I was informed that they do not fix leaks. A new system is required. My unit is old and I may need a new one but I do not trust this company to do since... read more

Bill Connolly 

on Google

8 months ago

I had a hvac/heat pump system installed in 2020. Since then I've had roughly 7-10 service visits. After each visit, I get a few months worth of a properly functioning system. The only conclusion I can draw from a 5 year old system having this many issues is that it was poorly installed and or improperly serviced. I will say the company warrantied the first several visits, but I have paid over $1000 in service visits. That should not be the case on a 5 year old system. It's been a huge headache.