Central Air install, coil and condenser! Removal of furnace, and reinstall of furnace, and amazing duct work fabrication. Jermaine and Norman were amazing! These fine gentlemen showed up and really amazed me! Their attention to detail was spot on! Their clean up job was amazing! I highly recommend Complete Comfort for all your heating and air needs! Brandon came out yesterday, gave me an estimate, and inspection, and even tested my system out. We were unable to extend the life of the old system! Brandon worked hard and got me the financing and had it installed the next day! I know this is probably sheer luck to fit into their schedule this quick, but wow! Thanks to everyone at their shop for making this monumental upgrade to my home!
You all are first class!
Brad Stover
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March 13, 2026
Complete Comfort is a Fantastic HVAC company to deal with. The field Supervisor Wyatt Petty came out and spent about 3 hours going over the furnace fully explaining his finds. Decided to just replace the entire system since a flood took out the furnace. Wyatt has his crew here the next day and got us going again and even got us Financed to get the job done. If I could I give them a 10 star rating.
LaRon Carter
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August 13, 2026
Buyer Beware: Great Technicians, Broken Management
I never intended to write a negative review, but after everything that has happened, other homeowners deserve to hear this experience before making a five-figure investment.
Fourteen months ago, I hired Complete Comfort Heating and Air, LLC to install a new Bryant HVAC system at a cost of $14,970. Ironically, my original reason for calling was to install a separate mini-split system in my basement apartment.
My existing furnace and air conditioner were still fully functional. The sales representative persuaded me to replace my entire HVAC system instead, explaining that the cost would be about the same and warning that my older system could soon require replacement anyway.
That recommendation ultimately became my decision. I accept that.
What I did not expect was to face a failed compressor only 14 months later and receive an estimate of $3,300 for repairs after parts, labor, and membership costs.
Mechanical failures can happen. My biggest disappointment is not that the equipment failed. It is how Complete Comfort handled everything after the failure.
Since my system failed following the March 2026 storms, I have experienced:
• Multiple technician appointments being rescheduled.
• My 86-year-old mother is recovering from surgery in a home without air conditioning.
• Out-of-town guests staying in a house with excessive heat and humidity because opening the windows was not a practical option during June and July.
• A dehumidifier burning out after running continuously to compensate for the lack of air conditioning.
• My homeowner’s insurance claim is being closed because Complete Comfort failed to provide a clear, detailed repair estimate after I repeatedly requested one for more than two weeks.
That last point was the most frustrating.
The technicians had already documented burned wires, failed capacitors, photographs, videos, and diagnostic testing. Yet obtaining a comprehensive estimate with enough detail for my insurance company became an unnecessary battle. A simple, well-written report from management could have prevented my insurance claim from being closed before the necessary information was submitted.
I also want to recognize what Complete Comfort got right.
Every technician who came to my home was professional, respectful, transparent, and willing to explain what they found. The customer service representatives in the call center were consistently courteous and responsive. They did everything they could within the limits of their authority.
The problem was not the people working in the field or answering the phones.
The problem was management.
Throughout this process, I never received the level of personal communication or ownership I expected after making a $15,000 investment. Decisions stalled. Requests lingered. Opportunities to resolve problems quickly were missed. At no point did it feel like anyone in upper management took ownership of my situation.
A company is measured most by how it responds when things go wrong. In my experience, Complete Comfort’s internal communication between management, technicians, and customer service needs significant improvement. Customers should not have to chase documentation, repeatedly explain the same situation, or watch an insurance claim fail because management could not provide timely, complete information.
My advice to anyone considering a major HVAC purchase is simple: do your homework, ask hard questions about warranty coverage, claim support, and post-installation service, and understand exactly what will happen if your system experiences a major failure shortly after installation.
I truly wish this review were unnecessary. It did not have to end this way. Better communication, stronger management involvement, and timely documentation could have turned an incredibly frustrating experience into one that built trust instead of destroying it.
Robert Means
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March 06, 2026
Joe and Israel were the two gentlemen who came out and installed our brand-new furnace, and they did an outstanding job. I also want to give a big shout-out to their supervisor Wyatt. He came out first and did one of the most thorough inspections I’ve ever seen. He showed me pictures and videos and carefully explained how dangerous our old furnace actually was. There was carbon monoxide leaking in our home, which could explain why some of us had been feeling sick.
The best part is this inspection didn’t cost me a dime. It was completely free. Before finding Complete Comfort Heating, Air & Plumbing, I had already paid hundreds of dollars to other companies to come out and check my AC and furnace, and none of them told me anything close to what Wyatt discovered. That really showed me the difference in honesty and effort.
After the inspection they walked me through my options and helped with financing. I was approved and they were able to come out the very next day and install my new furnace.
Joe and Israel were professional, efficient, and respectful of my home. They worked hard, installed the new unit and thermostat, removed the old furnace, and cleaned everything up when they finished. I basically answered a few questions and let them handle their job.
On top of that, they even gave me a $400 gift card, which I’ll probably use toward my utility bill.
I actually found Complete Comfort Heating, Air & Plumbing while scrolling on social media, and honestly that ad might have saved my whole household because of the danger our old furnace was causing. The last three companies I had come out didn’t even put in the effort these guys did.
I truly appreciate their honesty, professionalism, and the way they took care of my family. I highly recommend them to anyone needing AC or furnace work.
Ryan McConnell
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July 23, 2026
I had a tech to come out that went through the system and couldnt get the unit fixed. Enter a sales agent/ tech later in the afternoon. Recommended a $3279 fix or buy a new unit for 20k. I said I would collect quotes etc and then get back. He got up and walked out without leaving the quote or contact information. In fact refused to do so. I reached out to another organization and he came out and had the unit going within minutes. The issues? A fuse was removed, coolant cap was not tight and a loose thermostat wire. Anyways. All fixed for $100. Buyer beware. While the other company was here I asked for a replacement quote. 8500-10,100.
This is what happens with venture capitalists involved I guess. Very disappointing and a loss of $89.
Update: tonight my sales rep messaged me at dinner and was condescending. While pressurering me to “start wor” he sent over an additional quote as follows.
“. ……here from complete comfort. Great meeting you today. AC & Evap coil replacement is $8800. Full system replacement is $13870(which is still a different number than presented earlier). Let me know if you want to move forward. We have a single spot open for Thursday.“
I questioned the $3279 estimate and got this reply. “ No the $3,279 quote is for repairs.”
Attached are the sheets I was presented, but could not keep.
The legal notepad quotes were without warranties included.
The formal printed estimate that I rejected was where I was presented a beginning cost of $17,800. SMH.
I have since reached out to two additional organizations. And have confirmed 1/2 the cost and better overall value.
This company is owned by a venture capitalists much like a similar are company (one hour). I will allow you to determine if that is good or bad.
I work for a global company in sales and have can assure you if a value of a project cannot be explained then there is no value. If they have you focus on costs or “cheapest” accusations then run.
In recap.
Get everything in writing and obtain competing quotes. I was told they nothing would function. And it did. I was told this regarding the fuse.
“Until you keep having to replace it’s been 18 hrs and the unit is still functioning and holding up.
Imo I believe they are performing predatory practices.
EDIT. UPDATE TWO WEEKS LATER
I called the company as requested below and some one was to get back to me in 2-3 days. They haven’t. This was after they went through their dialogue on being a Christian company. And apparently they were offended by me saying show it with your business / actions as opposed to just saying you are. RUN AS FAST AWAY FROM THIS LLAY AS YOU CAN.
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Central Air install, coil and condenser! Removal of furnace, and reinstall of furnace, and amazing duct work fabrication. Jermaine and Norman were amazing! These fine gentlemen showed up and really amazed me! Their attention to detail was spot on! Their clean up job was amazing! I highly recommend Complete Comfort for all your heating and air needs! Brandon came out yesterday, gave me an estimate, and inspection, and even tested my system out. We were unable to extend the life of the old system! Brandon worked hard and got me the financing and had it installed the next day! I know this is probably sheer luck to fit into their schedule this quick, but wow! Thanks to everyone at their shop for making this monumental upgrade to my home! You all are first class!
Complete Comfort is a Fantastic HVAC company to deal with. The field Supervisor Wyatt Petty came out and spent about 3 hours going over the furnace fully explaining his finds. Decided to just replace the entire system since a flood took out the furnace. Wyatt has his crew here the next day and got us going again and even got us Financed to get the job done. If I could I give them a 10 star rating.
Buyer Beware: Great Technicians, Broken Management I never intended to write a negative review, but after everything that has happened, other homeowners deserve to hear this experience before making a five-figure investment. Fourteen months ago, I hired Complete Comfort Heating and Air, LLC to install a new Bryant HVAC system at a cost of $14,970. Ironically, my original reason for calling was to install a separate mini-split system in my basement apartment. My existing furnace and air conditioner were still fully functional. The sales representative persuaded me to replace my entire HVAC system instead, explaining that the cost would be about the same and warning that my older system could soon require replacement anyway. That recommendation ultimately became my decision. I accept that. What I did not expect was to face a failed compressor only 14 months later and receive an estimate of $3,300 for repairs after parts, labor, and membership costs. Mechanical failures can happen. My biggest disappointment is not that the equipment failed. It is how Complete Comfort handled everything after the failure. Since my system failed following the March 2026 storms, I have experienced: • Multiple technician appointments being rescheduled. • My 86-year-old mother is recovering from surgery in a home without air conditioning. • Out-of-town guests staying in a house with excessive heat and humidity because opening the windows was not a practical option during June and July. • A dehumidifier burning out after running continuously to compensate for the lack of air conditioning. • My homeowner’s insurance claim is being closed because Complete Comfort failed to provide a clear, detailed repair estimate after I repeatedly requested one for more than two weeks. That last point was the most frustrating. The technicians had already documented burned wires, failed capacitors, photographs, videos, and diagnostic testing. Yet obtaining a comprehensive estimate with enough detail for my insurance company became an unnecessary battle. A simple, well-written report from management could have prevented my insurance claim from being closed before the necessary information was submitted. I also want to recognize what Complete Comfort got right. Every technician who came to my home was professional, respectful, transparent, and willing to explain what they found. The customer service representatives in the call center were consistently courteous and responsive. They did everything they could within the limits of their authority. The problem was not the people working in the field or answering the phones. The problem was management. Throughout this process, I never received the level of personal communication or ownership I expected after making a $15,000 investment. Decisions stalled. Requests lingered. Opportunities to resolve problems quickly were missed. At no point did it feel like anyone in upper management took ownership of my situation. A company is measured most by how it responds when things go wrong. In my experience, Complete Comfort’s internal communication between management, technicians, and customer service needs significant improvement. Customers should not have to chase documentation, repeatedly explain the same situation, or watch an insurance claim fail because management could not provide timely, complete information. My advice to anyone considering a major HVAC purchase is simple: do your homework, ask hard questions about warranty coverage, claim support, and post-installation service, and understand exactly what will happen if your system experiences a major failure shortly after installation. I truly wish this review were unnecessary. It did not have to end this way. Better communication, stronger management involvement, and timely documentation could have turned an incredibly frustrating experience into one that built trust instead of destroying it.
Joe and Israel were the two gentlemen who came out and installed our brand-new furnace, and they did an outstanding job. I also want to give a big shout-out to their supervisor Wyatt. He came out first and did one of the most thorough inspections I’ve ever seen. He showed me pictures and videos and carefully explained how dangerous our old furnace actually was. There was carbon monoxide leaking in our home, which could explain why some of us had been feeling sick. The best part is this inspection didn’t cost me a dime. It was completely free. Before finding Complete Comfort Heating, Air & Plumbing, I had already paid hundreds of dollars to other companies to come out and check my AC and furnace, and none of them told me anything close to what Wyatt discovered. That really showed me the difference in honesty and effort. After the inspection they walked me through my options and helped with financing. I was approved and they were able to come out the very next day and install my new furnace. Joe and Israel were professional, efficient, and respectful of my home. They worked hard, installed the new unit and thermostat, removed the old furnace, and cleaned everything up when they finished. I basically answered a few questions and let them handle their job. On top of that, they even gave me a $400 gift card, which I’ll probably use toward my utility bill. I actually found Complete Comfort Heating, Air & Plumbing while scrolling on social media, and honestly that ad might have saved my whole household because of the danger our old furnace was causing. The last three companies I had come out didn’t even put in the effort these guys did. I truly appreciate their honesty, professionalism, and the way they took care of my family. I highly recommend them to anyone needing AC or furnace work.
I had a tech to come out that went through the system and couldnt get the unit fixed. Enter a sales agent/ tech later in the afternoon. Recommended a $3279 fix or buy a new unit for 20k. I said I would collect quotes etc and then get back. He got up and walked out without leaving the quote or contact information. In fact refused to do so. I reached out to another organization and he came out and had the unit going within minutes. The issues? A fuse was removed, coolant cap was not tight and a loose thermostat wire. Anyways. All fixed for $100. Buyer beware. While the other company was here I asked for a replacement quote. 8500-10,100. This is what happens with venture capitalists involved I guess. Very disappointing and a loss of $89. Update: tonight my sales rep messaged me at dinner and was condescending. While pressurering me to “start wor” he sent over an additional quote as follows. “. ……here from complete comfort. Great meeting you today. AC & Evap coil replacement is $8800. Full system replacement is $13870(which is still a different number than presented earlier). Let me know if you want to move forward. We have a single spot open for Thursday.“ I questioned the $3279 estimate and got this reply. “ No the $3,279 quote is for repairs.” Attached are the sheets I was presented, but could not keep. The legal notepad quotes were without warranties included. The formal printed estimate that I rejected was where I was presented a beginning cost of $17,800. SMH. I have since reached out to two additional organizations. And have confirmed 1/2 the cost and better overall value. This company is owned by a venture capitalists much like a similar are company (one hour). I will allow you to determine if that is good or bad. I work for a global company in sales and have can assure you if a value of a project cannot be explained then there is no value. If they have you focus on costs or “cheapest” accusations then run. In recap. Get everything in writing and obtain competing quotes. I was told they nothing would function. And it did. I was told this regarding the fuse. “Until you keep having to replace it’s been 18 hrs and the unit is still functioning and holding up. Imo I believe they are performing predatory practices. EDIT. UPDATE TWO WEEKS LATER I called the company as requested below and some one was to get back to me in 2-3 days. They haven’t. This was after they went through their dialogue on being a Christian company. And apparently they were offended by me saying show it with your business / actions as opposed to just saying you are. RUN AS FAST AWAY FROM THIS LLAY AS YOU CAN.