Cincinnati Heating & Air Cooling

Apollo has installed 2 complete HVAC systems in our home over the years. Their techs are knowledgeable and professional. We highly recommend Apollo.

This place is a scam! I had a blower go out on my HVAC unit, and they quoted me $1700 to replace the motor. So, I asked them what the breakdown of the part and labor would be and they would not tell me the breakdown. Completely refused. So, I did some research and the new motor ranged from $250-$350 dollars, and the time that it took them to put the motor is was 15 minutes. 15 minutes!!!! They are completely unethical. So, stay away from this company. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

New furnace/ac installation went great. Had a misunderstanding on a service call later but they gave a discount. So far seems like a legitimate business

I had a drained that was clogged .I called they sent someone out that day . Which I was very thankful for . However after the drain was paid and over and even in between times he would try to talk to me about Apollo Home warranty. It went on for hours like 3-4 .i had a furnace put in the same day by a different company we’ve dealt with for years. But the Apollo guy insisted on sitting down numerous times at my kitchen table to sell me on his product . When I’d said NO numerous times!!! Beware out there my friends they’re all over. In a pinch we did . But would love to find someone local reasonable and honest not selling me a home warranty. Work was good I just didn’t like he was looking over every single electric and gas appliance I had trying to find something wrong. That’s what made me m

Apollo was prompt to come out and the repair tech was very nice. He diagnosed my non functioning AC unit and determined that I needed a new fan motor and a new disconnect box. He provided a quote of over $1500. I felt this was expensive and quickly googled the average estimated cost to repair, which was around $500. I pointed this out and he said Apollo was generally more expensive but offered top quality and service. I felt like I was being taken advantage of so I declined the repair and paid the $79 trip fee. I picked up both of the parts I needed locally for just over $100 and made the repair myself in about 2 hours. Never made these repairs before, but with google/YouTube it was pretty easy. I have no problem paying for service and the overhead associated with the cost of running a bu