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Mar 8th, 2017 10:49 am
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Mar 21st, 2017 10:07 am
There's going to be a 2017 Group Buy in a couple of weeks. Until then you can still join the 2016 Group Buy if you give Craig a call. This will lock you into last year's prices and last year's discounts.Variability wrote: ↑ Is there going to be a 2017 group buy? I just purchased a home in Scarborough and looking to replace A/C / Heater as needed.
Mar 25th, 2017 1:44 pm
Yes, thanks for your enquiry. The 2017 RFD AC Group Buy Pricing will be posted very soon. We are trying to keep pricing close to the 2016 pricing and negotiating pricing currently.Variability wrote: ↑ Is there going to be a 2017 group buy? I just purchased a home in Scarborough and looking to replace A/C / Heater as needed.
Apr 1st, 2017 10:49 am
I am also interested. is this only for GTA? How does the price compare to doing it at costco?fourseasoncomfort wrote: ↑ Yes, thanks for your enquiry. The 2017 RFD AC Group Buy Pricing will be posted very soon. We are trying to keep pricing close to the 2016 pricing and negotiating pricing currently.
Thanks,
Craig
Apr 1st, 2017 11:18 am
ranjeet2000 wrote: ↑ I am also interested. is this only for GTA? How does the price compare to doing it at costco?
Apr 1st, 2017 11:47 am
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Apr 8th, 2017 7:24 am
Thanks for your enquiry. We will have our group buy pricing posted over the weekend.ranjeet2000 wrote: ↑ I am also interested. is this only for GTA? How does the price compare to doing it at costco?
Apr 10th, 2017 11:24 am
Apr 10th, 2017 11:33 am
Prices are cheaper than other well established contractors including Costco and such. However, prices aren't "cheap." I believe people get what they pay for, and it is certainly cheap if you filter in the warranty and the brand.ranjeet2000 wrote: ↑ I meant historically and in general, how does it compare.
Apr 11th, 2017 5:33 pm
Flashlighter wrote: ↑ During the freezing "windchill warning" 2017 March Break weekend my 2003 furnace gave up the ghost. Enercare Red Tag.
Pre-Installation:
A vacationing Craig from Four Seasons responded to my voicemail right away! He sent his quote and arranged for installation for the very next business day.
Furnace Installation:
Mike & Al were punctual, quick & efficient - leaving behind a clean furnace room & a warm house. They took the time to answer my gazillion questions during installation and demo'd the new thermostat.
Follow Up:
Mike was in touch with this now warm customer after the successful furnace installation.
Other:
On a side note, Craig offered to replace the regulator, scaler & water pad to get my humidifier up & running at no charge.
As it turned out, It was easier for me to pick up a new Aprilaire 600 humidifier from Noble instead - he didn't mind making time to replace it at short notice - I paid for labour to install.
*Craig/Four Seasons & his crew will shortly supply/install a 45 btu 50 gal hot water tank - I'm that satisfied with their efficiency, work & customer service.
Apr 13th, 2017 11:55 am
Thanks for taking time to provide your feedback. We take pride in doing neat clean work and perform our installations like we would do in our own home.redkulat wrote: ↑ Joe came by two weeks ago and installed an Aprilaire 600M.
Very professional, took off his boots and asked if he could wear them in the basement. He took them off again when coming upstairs which he didn't need to. Felt bad as he was coming from the west end (I live in Ajax).
Did a great, clean installation. Originally I was only supposed to get the humidifier with the A/C install late this month but asked Craig if we could install the humidifier sooner rather than later because the air in our house was so dry. He said no problem at all and did it together.
Attached are pics of the clean installation.
Apr 20th, 2017 11:09 am
Apr 23rd, 2017 2:11 pm
Thanks for your feedback maxme09, I do apologize for having to make a return trip to sort out the issue with your Ecobee Stat. It was my fault here, I thought we could run a faststat with the Ecobee 3 and use the supplied harness. I was wrong, so as you know we had to make a return trip to fish another wire, lesson learned. Thanks for your business and thank you for the referrals.
Apr 23rd, 2017 4:51 pm
Apr 24th, 2017 6:52 am
The additional cost for the both the suction and discharge lineset with armourflex and additional 410A is $6.00 per linear ft after 15 ft. The additional cost of the high voltage wiring is $2.00per linear ftFreeSpinnz wrote: ↑ Just wondering what the cost is for the copper if you need to go above the 15ft included??
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