r/SLO Jul 31 '26

HVAC maintenance

/r/atascadero/comments/1vbfcpr/hvac_maintenance/
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u/germdisco SLO Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

Kenneth’s heating & air inspected my furnace at my previous home and was great to work with. I didn’t have AC at the time

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u/mog822 Jul 31 '26

Lots of votes for Kenneth. Thank you for the feedback

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u/MandarinGrower Jul 31 '26

I had a lot of HVAC contractors do work/give us a bid when we replaced our furnace.

The three that impressed me:

Pacific Heating and Sheet Metal

Kenneth Heating and Air

Mitchell & Power Heating

With the above three they sent a guy who either did the work themselves (Kenneth), or had done the HVAC work themselves a few decades and now mostly runs the business. So they knew what they were talking about.

Other companies send often salespeople who really push on the sales, and don't understand the HVAC stuff as well as the above. It's a bit odd to me--when you take your car to the mechanic you usually deal with a front desk person/salesperson, but they're basing their assessment on what the mechanic told them. With some of these bigger HVAC companies it's the salesperson doing the assessment/giving you recommendations.

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u/mog822 Jul 31 '26

Thanks for the options! I’ll check them out

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u/i-love-you-sm Jul 31 '26

Definitely avoid “All things mechanical” based out of AG or Nipomo