Atlas Trillo & ARS Rescue Rooter

Name: Atlas Trillo & ARS Rescue Rooter
Address: 2305 Paragon Dr, San Jose, CA, 95131, US
Telephone: 408-286-8931
Rating: 1.0

2305 Paragon Dr
San Jose, CA 95131 408-286-8931

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Areas Served by Atlas Trillo & ARS Rescue Rooter:

Alameda Co.
Contra Costa Co.
Marin Co.
San Francisco
San Mateo Co.
Santa Clara Co.
Santa Cruz Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Humidifiers
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces
Electronic air cleaners

Heat pumps

Consumer Comments for Atlas Trillo & ARS Rescue Rooter

Consumer from San Francisco, CA
Aug 16, 2024

Their services was fast and neatly done.

Consumer from Cupertino, CA
Feb 26, 2019

They botched the istallation timing and left me with no heat for 2 days and then the thermostat had be be changed several times until it worked.

Consumer from San Mateo, CA
May 03, 2018

Simply awful. I requested a service call because my condensate pump was not working. They spent an hour trying to tell me that it was working and there was some other problem. Their final diagnosis was - a bad condensate pump. The service call would have been $80, but I agreed to let them do the repair, in which case the original service call cost is waived. But because they did not have a pump in their truck, I would have to pay $345 for the pump, plus $105 for a non-stocked item pickup, plus $120 labor. Fortunately, they did not show up for two (!) scheduled service appointments. So I found YouTube instructional videos and bought the same pump from Amazon for $52 and installed it myself.

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