Ryan Heating Cooling

Companies license is expired. They came to fix an HVAC problem I had and took a deposit of $ 1600 and never did the work, after all this I had another tech fix the problem for $ 75. Anas is a rip off artist and uses several different variations of spelling of his name to try to cover his tracks. FYI the problem always seems to be a condenser. I took them to court, judgement in our favor. the courts cannot locate him or his company

Be careful to deal with this company! Is this the company with lic# 13VH07812000? Last year, one guy called Jimmy to fix my AC, he collected money for ordering parts but never get back to do the work. I went to court to force him to get back my money, the court made decision of forcing the firm to get back the money to me, however, the company ignored the court decision. Now, this company seems changed the address from 183 Hickory St. Kearny, NJ to current address. This firm is a cheater according I experience.

I’ve used Ryan HVAC for almost 2 decades. When I was new to the area, I literally called them from the yellow pages, hoping for the best. I got the best! Firstly and most importantly, after their knowledge and expertise, of course, is their integrity. When you call on professionals to solve a problem, you need to know that they are not over inflating the problem and cost of repair. There were times I thought solving my issues was going to cost me thousands, and it turned out to be a minor replacement. Over the years, due to my respect for the company, I have used them for every service they provide. I actually have maintenance agreements that cover heating, cooling, water heater, sump pump, plumbing, electric and my whole house automatic transfer generator. All of my units that I either purchased new (ie generator) or needed replacing due to the age of the house, have been done by Ryan. They are professionals. They come to me promptly. I’ve used every service, obviously, and have been so pleased, I have recommended them to friends. They, too, find a complete level of confidence in the company. I can recommend them highly!!! i

We bought our home a little over a year ago and have worked with a variety of contractors on a variety of projects: from roof, to plumbing, to landscaping, to painting, etc. Ryan Heating Cooling has been hands down one of the most professional operation we have worked with. They conducted an assessment of our home’s energy use and helped us determine the best option to make our home more energy efficient. They replaced our old boiler with a more energy efficient Navien tankless water heater. At every step of the way Ryan’s team was extremely responsive, provided excellent service, and brought a high level of professionalism and workmanship every visit. We recently reached out to them again to help troubleshoot the Navien system and again, Ryan’s team responded immediately and helped us fix the issue right away. We can’t recommend this company enough — especially for any homeowner looking make their home more energy efficient!

Excellent service and workmanship. I use Ryan for our business and for my home. Prompt, efficient and professional.

We hired them for our kitchen and bathroom remodel. We figured since they do electrical and plumbing, we wouldn’t have to deal with seperate contractors.
It was the biggest mistake ever.
1) Their plumber and electrican don’t communicate with each other.
2) The plumber didn’t know what he was doing and kept lying to us.
3) They are aggressive in selling their maintanance contract for yearly maintanance work and for a small discount every time they come out for a job. But the only way to terminate this contract is to not call for maintanance for 12 months. Basically, you’re paying them 12 months to stay away in order to cancel the contract.
4) Their technicans are on commission. Everytime they come by for work, they will try to sell you a new job at the end. The electrican told us our basement electrical wiring was like «a spagetti factory». We had another company come by for a second opinion, and they said our basement was fine.
Avoid them at all cost. We found much better plumbers and electricans by asking our neighbors for referrals.

Early March of 2006 was bitter cold. Our gas furnace, probably installed in the early 60’s, greeted us one morning with a flooded basement. .. and it went downhill from that point. The first dozen or so heating contractors called wouldn’t talk to me; they were convinced that a furnace of that vintage must have some residual asbestos. We had all visible asbestos removed before this fiasco began. Call after call received nothing but horror stories about NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection penalties and fines, and that an asbestos abatement certification program could take weeks and cost added thousands. Meanwhile, the temperature inside our home was 35 degrees. This had literally become a matter of life and death, and our outdoor winter ware, a ²⁴⁄₇ necessity.
About a week after first calling them, I tried calling Ryan once again. I pleaded to them that the asbestos had been removed, and we were freezing. They sent a boss several hours later, and he found no reason why the job couldn’t start the next day.
The Ryan team included furnace technicians, plumbers and electricians; they each arrived on-​time and worked purposefully and without wasted time. I’m assuming that they were freezing also!
The job took a day and a half. The Ryan crew was respectful of our home, our time and our near-​frozen state. After five winters their work has held-​up as having been outstanding. We were so impressed then that we called Ryan first when our water heater needed replacement in 2010. Yes, I would recommend Ryan Heating as a high-​quality heating contractor. Only after the furnace was replaced did we learn that their price was fair, and didn’t attempt to exploit our misery.

AVOID Ryan Plumbing. For my repair, I was told that they would send Chuck, who is great at water softeners. Chuck did not know anything about water softeners. He opened the lid and looked at the salt. He then said usually these can’t be fixed, I can give you an estimate on replacing it. I said how do you know it can’t be fixed you haven’t done anything yet. He back peddles and says I don’t know I have to do some tests. He pushes the regeneration button and goes upstairs, then spends over 45 minutes trying with great difficulty to test my water. When he was done he said he had to call the office about the results. He comes back and says the guy in the office says it is that my resin beads are no good anymore. I say how does a guy in the office know? He says based on my hard water count. I say you do know that when you press regenerate on the water softener that it has an auto bypass and you were just testing Edison water, not water from the water softener. He says, I don’t understand, when I repeat it, he then pretends he knew.
He never did any troubleshooting on the water softener, never checked the venture, never pushed the regen through the 5 different cycles to make sure it was doing what it was supposed to, never checked the electronics, NOTHING.
He decided the water softener did not work (yes thank you, I knew that it did not work, that is why I called to have it fixed), based on looking at the salt in the tank, testing the city water, and phoning the office for a diagnosis.
I asked him to leave and tell the office to call me about the diagnostic fee of $ 70. They did not call, they just sent me a bill. When I called to describe the problem, they said he made a diagnosis, and I had to pay. I don’t believe they made a diagnosis. When you call a repair company and say something is not working and a repair man comes out, I think he is supposed to do a little more than say its not working, based on a diagnosis made over the phone.