Dependable Heating and Cooling a Division of Holland Heating

Short review: Kameron and Stacy are a phenomenal team of honest, hardworking and professional HVAC specialists. Long review: The blower motor in my 27 year-old furnace died during the dead of summer. No A/C during one of the hottest weeks in July. Had a different HVAC company via Home Depot come and take a look and was quoted at $10k for a new furnace and A/C unit… Gave Dependable Heating and Cooling a call for a second opinion, and Kameron was incredibly kind, professional and thoughtful while determining the problem (a blown motor AND cracked heat exchange) confirming I would need a new furnace. They were able to walk me through numerous estimates, all of which were SO much more reasonable than the $10k I had been quoted from their competitor. Two days later, Kameron and his dad Stacy

We had a new A/C and furnace installed by Dependable and their name says it all. They were courteous, respectful and dependable, arriving on time and working efficiently to complete the job in one day. Their prices were also much more reasonable than some of the other local companies. I highly recommend them.

Stacy provided a very fair price quote for the purchase/installation of a Bryant furnace and air conditioning system that was significantly better than the majority of the other HVAC companies. Stacy and Cameron did a great job with the installation, and were very professional and responsive. I would definitely recommend them.

Made an on line appointment on the weekend and they were out the very next business day. Fortunately it was an easy fix and everything is back up and running. I will continue using them for and future heating and cooling issues. Since then I rely on them for all my HVAC needs and recommend them to everyone.

Dependable is fantastic - initially they came out (next day after I called) to look at our furnace which had been tripping a limit switch and very quickly determined the issue to be terminal and that replacement would be a much better decision (bad secondary heat exchanger would have an incredibly expensive replacement - and on a 20 year old furnace, it made no sense). They had a very easily laid out set of options, showing the differences between the levels (which I as an engineer really like in order to make what I considered the best decision for our house) and the prices associated - and were able to come back by the end of the week to install all the new equipment (including an AC unit, as ours was also 20 years old; and the hot water heater as that had started to leak the day before