Jackson and Sons has provided full-service residential and commercial heating and air conditioning installation, maintenance tune-ups and repair services in Emerald Isle, NC since 1974.
Read our reviews to learn why your neighbors call us first for their home and business comfort needs in Emerald Isle, NC, then call us at 919-734-9611 to see what we can do for you.
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Very happy with service as usual
SCHELHAMMER - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Jackson and sons is the best company experience. All around great results and customer service. Luis is awesome.
Excellent Service
SCHELHAMMER - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Luis R did a great job.
Excellent service
SCHELHAMMER - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Superb service and customer experience as usual!
Excellent service!
FRYE - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
David and Shane were so nice, knowledgeable and quick! Their truck broke down and they so apologetic as it took a while to fix. Very pleasant experience and most importantly, I have AC again!
excellent service
Grant - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Luis done a great job I was very pleased with the work that he done and I look forward to having him back again.
Excellent Service
SCHELHAMMER - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
As always your service technicians are great. Totally professional and very competent.
Great Service
Lyman - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Very polite and knowledgeable
Crabb - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Luis was very polite and very knowledgeable. Very thorough investigating the issue and did find the problem.
Great service
Suzette - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
The technician was very respectful and was careful about not letting my cat out.
Responsive and Professional… Again
BEAU - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Quick response to HVAC acting up. Thorough investigation of the issue and explanation of options.
Great Service as always!
Doug - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Great job as always! Very professional and friendly technician.
Great and dependable service
STEVE - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Awesome service. Totally professional and got the job done!
STEVE - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Great service
SUZETTE - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
They stand behind their products and the service technicians are professional as well as courteous.
Prompt, professional service
PAT - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Very satisfied with Jackson and sons response.
Great customer experience
Steven Schelhammer - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Jordan was great. Professional, competent, and polite.
Excellent Service
Stephen - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Excellent people as always
Great Service
Steve - Emerald Isle, NC 28594
Matthew is very personable and thorough and took time to explain everything to me.
Campbell C.
Tech found no difficulties at this time. Office approved billing for renewal. Renewal needs to be paid by Friday @5pm. If not paid maintenance contract will be dropped and first time visit will be required for new plan. Plan can be paid online or check mailed/dropped off at office. Homeowner mentioned smell (dirty sock syndrome) tech informed homeowner we can clean coil but smell could still stay in house and best option to permanently remove smell is investing in a Uv light or plasma air for air purification and to eliminate smell.
Luis R.
Tech did find dust/black substance on the some supply grills tech found no issues with plasma or Uv light customer said they will remove all grills clean them and keep a eye on them
Luis R.
Tech returned to replace drain pan tech was able to replace drain pan without removing coil once installed tech did make sure connections for drain were tight and secured tech also drain out water from drain pan unit is operating correctly at this time tech did accidentally break the Uv bulb when moving coil will have to come back and replace bulb tech left ballast on top of unit
Luis R.
Tech replaced the metal bands anchoring down condenser to stand
Luis R.
Tech cleared main line drain out pan and cleared cualk to help seal the crack inside pan better to get customers by till replaced is made tech also vacuumed out water from inside cabinet insulation
Matthew L.
Upstairs system was running in cooling mode on arrival. Not frozen up. Tech confirmed system is significantly low on R22. Tech estimates it is 2-4 lbs low. Customer is putting the house on the market in a few days. Tech gave customer all options, charge it up with R22 only, add R22 and leak freeze, do leak search and R22 leak repair, or replace the system. Due to his suspicion that system has a slow leak rather than fast leak, customer opted only to charge it back up today. Tech also educated customer on ESA preventative maintenance. Declined for today. Tech added 3 lbs of R22 refrigerant. System is back cooling at this time.
Matt C.
Tech washed and serviced units Tech replaced both up bulbs after customer approval Tech found crack in primary drain pan, tech siliconed crack for time being, drain pan is ordered 750+ tax Tech vacuumed all water from secondary pan and cleared and flushed drain lines
Luis R.
Tech returned to replace evaporator coil tech replaced coil and biflow filter drier tech added 250 psi unit held for 15 min tech pulled vacuum down to 320 microns tech added 8lbs 6oz to achieve 10 degree subcooling and a 20 degree delta t unit is operating correctly at this time
Luis R.
Tech found upstairs unit a/h had a delta t of 10 degrees 75/65 tech checked pressures found them low on 86/236 tech performed leak search and found bottom side of coated aluminum coil had a major leak getting reading of 99 on leak detector tech called in got approval from Jerry to add refrigerant 410a while they order a coil to get them cooling no charge per office tech added 3 lbs to achieve 20 degree delta t
Matthew L.
Tech found a 7 flash error on EVC board and 11 flash on AFC board. 11 flash on AFC indicates a EVC fault (the EVC 7 flash). EVC 7 flash indicates high superheat likely due to low refrigerant charge. Tech verified dip switches on air handler boards are set up correctly. Started system up and found system significantly low on refrigerant. Factory charge is just under 6 lbs. Tech estimates system is 3-5 lbs low on R410a refrigerant. Tech noticed oily residue on the top of the filter drier. Used ultrasonic detector to confirm leaking filter drier. Tech let customer know about findings. He responded that we just did the maintenance on the system and that he suspects the maintenance tech “nicked the line”. Tech told customer that the leak was certainly caused by salt air corrosion. Documented before and after pictures. No housecall per Monica as we did maintenance under a month ago. No leak search charge. Tech found oily filter drier immediately. Tech quoted $1212.69 to replace drier,
Joseph C.
Tech found no issues with system noise when shutting off is normal, customer want top cap of condenser fan motor.
Kenny C.
Upon arrival tech found dead dual run capacitor, tech replaced capacitor system up and cooling.
Landen H.
Tech found down stairs unit pan full of water tech cut and installed union and cleared drain line unit is draining properly at this time. Tech also installed union and cleared upstairs condensate line as well. Tech found no other challenges at this time. Units are running and cooling properly with down stairs delta t at 17 an upstairs delta at 16.
Michael H.
Tech performed start up on new system. Verified wiring was correct, cycled power on and performed automatic zoning confirmation in the thermostat. Started system up and set refrigerant charge by adding 5 lbs 12 oz of R-410.
Anthony B.
Trane 2.0-Ton XV20i Variable Speed Heat Pump w/ Air Handler & Zone System
David C.
DAVID AND SHANE REPLACED A GOODMAN PACKAGED HEAT PUMP
Jacobo C.
JACOB AND JUAN REPLACED A TRANE SPLIT HEAT PUMP
Wayne T.
WAYNE AND LOGAN REPLACED A TRANE SPLIT HEAT PUMP
David C.
Consultation Code: ENGVR0J1S
Luis R.
Tech found primary drain was slightly elevated tech had to noch out part of the panel to be able to drop down drain and added a 3/4 union and clamp to help drain properly unit was giving a r disconnection on thermostat due to wiring float switch’s to r circuit unjt is operating properly at this time
Jacobo C.
Trane 3.0-Ton Heat Pump w/ Air Handler
Wayne T.
Trane 3.0-Ton Heat Pump w/ Air Handler
Romario T.
Tech found a failed indoor variable speed blower motor. Tech attempted to move the speed taps to get the system operating but did not work, factory only programmed 2 speed taps. Tech used a Megohmmeter to measure the insulation windings of the compressor and it reached the borderline of the caution level. No refrigerant leaks were found at the moment. Tech explained findings to the costumer and would like to know how much a new system replacement would cost. Field supervisor will need to get in touch to provide her with a solution.
Landen H.
Tech washed and serviced all 3 unit and found no challenges at this time. Tech billed customer for 3 system esa.
Kyle W.
FOUND 3RD FLOOR SYSTEM BOTH COMMUNICATING TSTATS/ZONE BOARD HAVE FAILED. OUT OF WARRANTY. CALEB IS ON SITE.
