It's just this kind of situation that explains why customers want second opinions. How these first opinion guys can survive and live with themselves is a mystery to me. Thanks for the video.
Good call man. Guy's like yourself are getting harder to come by. I had a customer last week tell me the dealer told her the engine was junk and needed a new one at 88,000 miles. They quoted her 8 grand on a car worth about 12. She brought it to me for a second opinion. It was making a helluva rattle noise at the front of the engine. We replaced the idler pully and belt and she will probably get another 100K out of it. Total bill was 140 bucks and change. Turns out she worked for the mayor of our town and said she would send everybody she knew to me. Honesty always pays off! And when they throw dirt on you, your reputation is all you leave behind.
Of the various HVAC channels I watch, Ted may get the most hacks, but you seem to get the most second opinions following scammers. Nice diagnostics, and I really hope you get this customer.
No need to replace furnace over a blower motor absolutely right charies. And hvac guts wonder why people want to stand over thier backs and not trust them and I say that after reading another's comment on another hvac channel moaning I charge extra if you watch while I work to that I say while of you have that attitude maybe you have something to hide and remember the custumer is paying your bill so don't take advantage. I wish more plumbers and hvac guys and electricians would be like you and learn proper custumer service people skills. To go with all that mechanical knowledge now get her as a custumer charies its a somewhat older simpler carrier furnace. Take care and keep em coming
It's just this kind of situation that explains why customers want second opinions. How these first opinion guys can survive and live with themselves is a mystery to me. Thanks for the video.
loosen the nut, pull up the blower wheel and let it go til it dies
Good call man. Guy's like yourself are getting harder to come by.
I had a customer last week tell me the dealer told her the engine was junk and needed a new one at 88,000 miles. They quoted her 8 grand on a car worth about 12.
She brought it to me for a second opinion. It was making a helluva rattle noise at the front of the engine.
We replaced the idler pully and belt and she will probably get another 100K out of it.
Total bill was 140 bucks and change.
Turns out she worked for the mayor of our town and said she would send everybody she knew to me.
Honesty always pays off! And when they throw dirt on you, your reputation is all you leave behind.
Of the various HVAC channels I watch, Ted may get the most hacks, but you seem to get the most second opinions following scammers. Nice diagnostics, and I really hope you get this customer.
No need to replace furnace over a blower motor absolutely right charies. And hvac guts wonder why people want to stand over thier backs and not trust them and I say that after reading another's comment on another hvac channel moaning I charge extra if you watch while I work to that I say while of you have that attitude maybe you have something to hide and remember the custumer is paying your bill so don't take advantage.
I wish more plumbers and hvac guys and electricians would be like you and learn proper custumer service people skills.
To go with all that mechanical knowledge now get her as a custumer charies its a somewhat older simpler carrier furnace.
Take care and keep em coming
Nice work man 😊stay warm 😊
Nothing but sleet in Benson😡
Good lord they are doing this everywhere I see
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