Georgia Mechanical, Inc. Heating & A/C

Isaac Kirkham _{on Google}

Dec 18th, 2020

We got referred to GMI by a friend to help us install the HVAC system in our unfinished basement. Spencer was our initial contact who was incredible at brainstorming the project with me and going over a gameplan of how to be meet our needs. He was very honest about what would and wouldn't work and how we could do things to best fit our budget. We decided to move forward with them and they had a team out to install our system the following week.
Ramone, José, and Mario did all our wire pulling and ductwork and I have to say they were a joy to work with. They went above and beyond to help me maximize my ceiling space and were very punctual and respectful. They took the time to walk through what they were going to do and ask questions to make sure it was exactly what I wanted instead of just assuming and throwing stuff up wherever. They even tidied up every night before leaving instead of leaving a mess everywhere.
Spencer then came and did a final walkthrough with us and made sure everything was to our liking. All in all we had a great experience and I would highly recommend them!

Steve Glawe _{on Google}

Feb 19th, 2019

On time and did a good job

Maria Reyes _{on Google}

Dec 9th, 2018

Work well done but when it comes to supervisor and a couple staff very unprofessional in plant.

Don Kell _{on Google}

Nov 6th, 2018

In the past I have highly recommended Georgia Mechanical to dozens of people through Facebook and Neighbor groups but never will I again after my third and last experience.
My ex father law's motor went out on his outside unit. I called to have them replace the known bad motor. Spencer the technician went out and verified the motor was bad and called to inform me that the motor was expensive through the manufacturer. I explained how the customer was a WWII veteran and was living on a extremely limited income. Spencer then told me to hang loose that he might could find one cheaper motor. He called me back and said that he found one for $91.00 which was less than half of the price from the manufacturer. I ask him about his labor charge because he had spent so much time researching a cheaper motor and he said "no-he would charge full labor rate for the time he spent finding the motor. Well, that wasn't true. To change the small fan motor cost $425.50. That's $91 for the motor and 4 hours labor at $85. per hour. It takes less than 30 minutes for anyone to exchange that motor!
It really pisses me off because 1. I had only approved the repair up to $300 and they ran the card for $425.00 without us knowing. 2. Spencer clearly stated that he would not charge the full labor rate for the time that he spent researching the motor, which was a lie.