Learn to spot HVAC scams, avoid extra costs, and ensure reliable service for your system.
Scam: The technician installs lower-quality, non-compatible, or used parts while charging you for premium components.
How To Avoid: Ask for detailed account specifying the parts used and verify their quality and compatibility.
Scam: The technician exaggerates the extent of the problem or claims a part needs replacement when it doesn’t. For example, they may say the compressor is failing when only a minor adjustment is required.
How To Avoid: Request evidence, such as photos or videos of the issue. Seek a second opinion if the diagnosis seems excessive.
Scam: A technician may aggressively push for a full system replacement, claiming the current system is beyond repair when it could still be fixed.
How To Avoid: Ask for a detailed explanation of why a replacement is necessary and consider a second opinion.
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