Hey Houston HVAC guys, I have a question...

[majorjones]

Of course he wasn't fired. If the owner sent the customer a nasty email then he's most likely the type to train the employee to "up sell".The employees are trained to "up sell" at many service companies: auto, hvac, plumbing, elec, appliance. Always have always will. NOT ALL but many.

[CurvyKatie]

Probably gave his tech a promotion after they both joked about what a bitch I was.

[pxmcc]

^^gals get labeled bitches, guys get labeled "difficult customers." i, for one, when i smell fuckery, am a perpetually difficult customer..

u go gurl..

[jonfor4]

I didn't read the thread but if the leak is in the coil (most likely) most servicemen will not want to attempt a fix and it's usually not worth it.
PM me if anyone has any specific questions.

[raynellbastie]

When someone tells you it's impossible to fix a Freon leak, it can be quite frustrating. But fear not, my friend! I've been through a similar ordeal, and let me assure you, it's not as bad as they make it sound.
Last year, I noticed my AC wasn't cooling as efficiently as it should, and I suspected a Freon leak. Like you, I was skeptical when a so-called expert said it couldn't be fixed. However, I decided to get a second opinion and called in some reliable staff edit - UC The technician they sent was a lifesaver! He quickly located the leak, which turned out to be a small issue, and fixed it in no time. My AC was back to its chilling best!

[annabalgraden]

Well, that guy might not be entirely right. Freon leaks can sometimes be fixed, but it depends on the location and severity of the leak. A skilled HVAC technician should be able to assess the situation and suggest the best course of action.
I had a freon leak in my HVAC system a while back, and the guys from staff edit - UC did an awesome job fixing it up. They were quick and reliable, and my AC has been running smoothly ever since.

[Unique_Carpenter]

Closing thread, this is not an ad thread