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Ackey
Ackey

Very good 4.6

(75)

Very good 4.6

(75)

Appliance Repair or Maintenance

  • 98 hires on Thumbtack

    98 hires on Thumbtack

  • Serves Brookhaven, GA

    Serves Brookhaven, GA

  • Responds in about 19 min

    Responds in about 19 min

Imran H. says, "TL;DR, I would highly recommend Ackey for checking out any problems with HVAC systems. I wish they were a bit more responsive with their messages but they are still very professional. I was especially impressed by the fact that the technicians came over to check for problems late at night, around 10pm. In my case, my attic was flooding with water condensation and it was dripping through the ceiling of the floor below. I went up to check out the problem and saw that the PVC pipe was wet so immediately assumed that the pipe connector wasn't securely fastened. I called Ackey and a technician came over to check it out. He also made the same conclusion and flushed out the PVC pipe with high-pressured air to clear up potential clogs. Afterwards water was flowing through it pretty well. That night water continued to drip from the ceiling so the main problem turned out to be something different. I left a message for Ackey that night and called them in the morning after. They said that they'll send a technician as soon as they are available. This is the part that I didn't like; I wanted to know some ETA on when the technician can come but the ETA was basically "sometime today". I kept poking every few hours for the status and I often didn't receive any updates. Every now and then I got a reply that they still don't have an ETA but that it'll definitely be "today". Later in a phone conversation, the person from Ackey clarified that weekends schedules are busy and very few people are working over the weekend so it's not easy to squeeze in a house call at the last minute. I wish they just told me this in the thumbtack message when I was asking for updates. My reasoning for being so persistent about getting the AC fixed was because my 1 year-old baby daughter can't sleep throughout the night in the hot weather with no AC. It was already 9pm and I was pretty sure no one was coming but surprisingly, the technician called and came that night around 10pm. They took another look and realized that the water wasn't due to any leak but it's because the evaporator coils were freezing up below 0 degrees C. The technicians told me that this is caused by the system containing low amount of refrigerant. From what I understand, this happens because the exit side of the evaporator coil has a thermostat and it was measuring the exit temperature of the refrigerant to be too low. Under normal circumstances, this means that the temperature differential between the indoor air and the refrigerant isn't big enough and the refrigerant wasn't able to absorb enough heat (in this case, there wasn't enough refrigerant to absorb the heat). In response to this thermostat reading, the expansion valve on the enter side of the evaporator coil was throttled even more to reduce the refrigerant pressure and lower its temperature. This is supposed to boil the refrigerant and increase the vapor-liquid ratio so that no liquid is sent back to the condenser (which would break it) and it's also supposed to lower the temperature of the coil so it can absorb more heat from the indoor air. This reduction of temperature and pressure caused the pipe to be below 0 degrees C and caused the condensation water to become chunks of ice over the pipe. This then prevent further air flow and caused the pipe to freeze even more since it cannot collect heat from the indoor air. At some point the ice begins to thaw and that's the water we observed under the attic. Anyway, the technicians scheduled an appointment for the next day so that they can come and pump more refrigerant into the system. The next morning the technicians came and added more refrigerant into the system along with some sealant in hopes to auto-seal minor leaks in the pipe. After some tests, everything seemed to be working and, to my surprise, they charged me less than what they originally asked for. The reason for this was that the amount of refrigerant they needed to pump into the system was less than their original estimation and I really appreciate this kind of honesty. It's hard to come by."

Imran H. says, "TL;DR, I would highly recommend Ackey for checking out any problems with HVAC systems. I wish they were a bit more responsive with their messages but they are still very professional. I was especially impressed by the fact that the technicians came over to check for problems late at night, around 10pm. In my case, my attic was flooding with water condensation and it was dripping through the ceiling of the floor below. I went up to check out the problem and saw that the PVC pipe was wet so immediately assumed that the pipe connector wasn't securely fastened. I called Ackey and a technician came over to check it out. He also made the same conclusion and flushed out the PVC pipe with high-pressured air to clear up potential clogs. Afterwards water was flowing through it pretty well. That night water continued to drip from the ceiling so the main problem turned out to be something different. I left a message for Ackey that night and called them in the morning after. They said that they'll send a technician as soon as they are available. This is the part that I didn't like; I wanted to know some ETA on when the technician can come but the ETA was basically "sometime today". I kept poking every few hours for the status and I often didn't receive any updates. Every now and then I got a reply that they still don't have an ETA but that it'll definitely be "today". Later in a phone conversation, the person from Ackey clarified that weekends schedules are busy and very few people are working over the weekend so it's not easy to squeeze in a house call at the last minute. I wish they just told me this in the thumbtack message when I was asking for updates. My reasoning for being so persistent about getting the AC fixed was because my 1 year-old baby daughter can't sleep throughout the night in the hot weather with no AC. It was already 9pm and I was pretty sure no one was coming but surprisingly, the technician called and came that night around 10pm. They took another look and realized that the water wasn't due to any leak but it's because the evaporator coils were freezing up below 0 degrees C. The technicians told me that this is caused by the system containing low amount of refrigerant. From what I understand, this happens because the exit side of the evaporator coil has a thermostat and it was measuring the exit temperature of the refrigerant to be too low. Under normal circumstances, this means that the temperature differential between the indoor air and the refrigerant isn't big enough and the refrigerant wasn't able to absorb enough heat (in this case, there wasn't enough refrigerant to absorb the heat). In response to this thermostat reading, the expansion valve on the enter side of the evaporator coil was throttled even more to reduce the refrigerant pressure and lower its temperature. This is supposed to boil the refrigerant and increase the vapor-liquid ratio so that no liquid is sent back to the condenser (which would break it) and it's also supposed to lower the temperature of the coil so it can absorb more heat from the indoor air. This reduction of temperature and pressure caused the pipe to be below 0 degrees C and caused the condensation water to become chunks of ice over the pipe. This then prevent further air flow and caused the pipe to freeze even more since it cannot collect heat from the indoor air. At some point the ice begins to thaw and that's the water we observed under the attic. Anyway, the technicians scheduled an appointment for the next day so that they can come and pump more refrigerant into the system. The next morning the technicians came and added more refrigerant into the system along with some sealant in hopes to auto-seal minor leaks in the pipe. After some tests, everything seemed to be working and, to my surprise, they charged me less than what they originally asked for. The reason for this was that the amount of refrigerant they needed to pump into the system was less than their original estimation and I really appreciate this kind of honesty. It's hard to come by."

FAQs

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

There are a number of different appliances that professionals can install for you, including:

  • Washers and dryers. These machines are heavy and very sensitive to being level and balanced, and also require hookups to water, electricity and sometimes gas or propane.
  • Cooking ranges. Your range may use propane or gas, which is a hookup job best left to the pros.
  • Microwaves. You may want to have your microwave be an undermount or in-mounted unit, which a pro can install and make it look seamless.
  • Refrigerators. These are heavy and often require a water hookup.
  • And more!

Reach out to an appliance installation service, and find out if they can install your appliance. Often, it’s helpful to provide the brand and model of the appliance you’re trying to set up.

There are several perks to having a professional install your appliances, including:

  • Hiring a pro saves you time and money. If it breaks down, the service person who sold and installed the machine can fulfill its warranty. However, this warranty could be void if you install it incorrectly.
  • It will work reliably. Many appliances like ranges and laundry machines rely on being on level surfaces as well as having potentially dangerous hookups installed correctly. 
  • You can get repair and maintenance support. If something isn’t working or you want advice, you can call up your installer and ask if they can help you troubleshoot or repair it.

Installing a new appliance costs $125, on average. However, homeowners should expect to pay within the range of $120 to $150. 

For less complex appliance installations, you may pay a low-end cost ranging between $65 and $100. On the other hand, more complex appliances like laundry machines, ranges and other items can cost between $175 and $326 to install. Ask whichever appliance installation service you hire to give you a price quote, if possible.

You can tip appliance installers if you feel their service has gone above and beyond. A standard tip is between $10 and $20. 

Reasons you might consider tipping include a very pleasant customer service demeanor, having to carry a heavy appliance up or down the stairs, working in inclement weather, taking care not to make a mess and other acts of care and consideration. You are not obligated to leave a tip — but one is always appreciated.

To find an appliance installer near you, start searching on Thumbtack. This way, you see a list of nearby pros offering services and compare based on their customer review, ratings and profile pages. You can also find customer-uploaded photos showing pictures of the pro’s work. 

Check for licensing requirements in your state, and make sure whoever you work with abides by them. Finally, contact several different pros to compare their rates.

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