Precision Air

Name: Precision Air
Address: 17319 SE 264th St, Covington, WA, 98402, US
Telephone: 253-631-8826
Rating: 4.0

17319 SE 264th St
Covington, WA 98402 253-631-8826

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Areas Served by Precision Air:

King Co.
Pierce Co.
Snohomish Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Humidifiers
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces
Electronic air cleaners

Heat pumps
Attic fans

Consumer Comments for Precision Air

Consumer from Kent, WA
Dec 14, 2022

I requested a service call because I needed a review of my heating and air conditioning systems before listing my home for sale. While scheduling the appointment I made it clear that my goal was to get something in writing that I could pass along. I contacted them 3 different times asking for something in writing. I was promised it would be be done. The last time I was told it would be done “today”. That was in October. The technician who serviced the system initialed the last line on another company’s “sticker” on my furnace, saying the owner wasn’t providing those at the current time. Bottom line - No documentation to pass along. Out $162.80.

Consumer from Edmonds, WA
Aug 23, 2021

Precision installed our heater 4 years ago. They were outstanding. The problem is follow up service. When the technician comes for the annual service, he does not bring the necessary filter, changed yearly, or ultraviolet light bulb, changed every other year. This year we had our service scheduled in June. Precision called to re-schedule for August 27 due to air conditioning calls. On August 20, I got a confirming email for the appointment. On August 23, the tech showed up and claimed there were “scheduling issues.”. Again, he did not bring the filter, and will have to return later then the week.

Consumer from Seattle, WA
Apr 02, 2021

Made an extra effort to get us warranty coverage that was available to us.

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