Hauser Heating & Air Cond INC

In early 2011, we had Hauser Air replace our boiler at the church. The existing one was 50 years old and incredibly inefficient. Hauser was able to provide us with an affordable solution that was twice as efficient and a quarter the size! After two winters we have received 2 checks from Duke Energy for overpayment because the new boiler has lowered our gas usage so much. more

This is the old location for Hauser Air. Hauser Air has moved to 9114 Columbus Cincinnati Rd West Chester Ohio 45069 more

Hauser Air does my service on my furnace and heat pump every spring and fall and are always prompt, polite and professional. We even purchased a new system last year that is quit and saves over $100 a month on our energy cost! I recommend Hauser to all my friends and family. more

Hauser installed a new Tempstar system including a new outdoor heat pump and indoor evaporator coil in June of 2010. Immediately that Fall they had to replace the outdoor defrost sensor twice. What was supposed to be a very efficient unit has my heating bills going thru the roof during the winter of 2011 and this winter 2012. Yes, even in this mild winter. I finally realized in January of this year that the heat being produced was only luke warm and the heat pump was continually running in 50 degree weather. Well had Hauser out (for $89) and they checked the system out and came to the conclusion the the inside evaporator coil was leaking. So guess what, the part is under warranty but the labor is not after a year and a few months. For all I know this was probably not working properly after 6 months and that was why my electric bill was so high in 2011. What they quoted to me was $1491 to replace the evaporate, which they than whittled down to $750 for the service when I balked at the first amount. So now for a system that I paid over $7700 just a year and a half ago, I am going to get soaked for another $800 or so. The service manager says this is typical of Tempstar or Carrier brand A-coils to leak early in life. I said if so, they (the manufacturer) should be paying the labor charges too. Why does Hauser continue to sell these so called flawed systems (evaporator coils) if they know they will go bad soon. Oh, for the bucks they get for fixing them! Does General Motors ask you to pay for labor when one of their radiators leaks at 25,000 miles? Don't think so. I guess they warrant their workmanship. Well as it stands, Hauser won't come down any further on the labor which works out to be approximately $200 an hour or more (approximate 4 hour job). Manager says it's the cost of the Freon that is expensive because they have to refill the entire system with new material. Why not use what they are going to reclaim from the system which is probably 12 lbs or so of the 15 lbs that it requires. Hell, I can buy a 25 lb tank of 410a for $155. Who is he kidding that the cost he quotes is the material. Let's face it, I got taken on the cost of the 5 ton system and now I am being taken again. IMO, Hauser is overpriced service contractor. If I wanted a lawyer to fix my HVAC, I would have called my Dad. more

Hauser installed a new Tempstar system including a new outdoor heat pump and indoor evaporator coil in June of 2010. Immediately that Fall they had to replace the outdoor defrost sensor twice. What was supposed to be a very efficient unit has my heating bills going thru the roof during the winter of 2011 and this winter 2012. Yes, even in this mild winter. I finally realized in January of this year that the heat being produced was only luke warm and the heat pump was continually running in 50 degree weather. Well had Hauser out (for $89) and they checked the system out and came to the conclusion the the inside evaporator coil was leaking. So guess what, the part is under warranty but the labor is not after a year and a few months. For all I know this was probably not working properly after 6 months and that was why my electric bill was so high in 2011. What they quoted to me was $1491 to replace the evaporate, which they than whittled down to $750 for the service when I balked at the first amount. So now for a system that I paid over $7700 just a year and a half ago, I am going to get soaked for another $800 or so. The service manager says this is typical of Tempstar or Carrier brand A-coils to leak early in life. I said if so, they (the manufacturer) should be paying the labor charges too. Why does Hauser continue to sell these so called flawed systems (evaporator coils) if they know they will go bad soon. Oh, for the bucks they get for fixing them! Does General Motors ask you to pay for labor when one of their radiators leaks at 25,000 miles? Don't think so. I guess they warrant their workmanship. Well as it stands, Hauser won't come down any further on the labor which works out to be approximately $200 an hour or more (approximate 4 hour job). Manager says it's the cost of the Freon that is expensive because they have to refill the entire system with new material. Why not use what they are going to reclaim from the system which is probably 12 lbs or so of the 15 lbs that it requires. Hell, I can buy a 25 lb tank of 410a for $155. Who is he kidding that the cost he quotes is the material. Let's face it, I got taken on the cost of the 5 ton system and now I am being taken again. IMO, Hauser is overpriced service contractor. If I wanted a lawyer to fix my HVAC, I would have called my Dad. more

I did have one issue with Hauser, but they took care of it, and were very honest. They did the right thing, and I would hire them again. more

I did have one issue with Hauser, but they took care of it, and were very honest. They did the right thing, and I would hire them again. more

On time and very friendly. My AC unit was not working. He found the problem in ten minutes. Quoted me $147.00 for the part/capacitor, plus the service call 89.00 = 236.00. I found a $20.00 discount coupon on the web, for a total of 216.00. He told me the cost. I said fix it. After he was gone I have the old part. I did a search on the web. I found the part for $21 dollars low and $38 dollars high with free shipping. Well its fixed. But do you think the part cost them that much? Pros: On time. Cons: Cost !! more

On time and very friendly. My AC unit was not working. He found the problem in ten minutes. Quoted me $147.00 for the part/capacitor, plus the service call 89.00 = 236.00. I found a $20.00 discount coupon on the web, for a total of 216.00. He told me the cost. I said fix it. After he was gone I have the old part. I did a search on the web. I found the part for $21 dollars low and $38 dollars high with free shipping. Well its fixed. But do you think the part cost them that much? Pros: On time. Cons: Cost !! more

I recommend Hauser Heating and Air to everyone. In all of my dealings with them they have been nothing but honest and fair. They've never been pushy and I really feel like they have my best interest in mind not just trying to sell me things I don't need. Pros: honesty and fair pricing more

I recommend Hauser Heating and Air to everyone. In all of my dealings with them they have been nothing but honest and fair. They've never been pushy and I really feel like they have my best interest in mind not just trying to sell me things I don't need. Pros: honesty and fair pricing more

Worst server ever! Overpriced!!! Do not recomend to anybody Hauser heatind and air conditioning!!!!! more

Worst server ever! Overpriced!!! Do not recomend to anybody Hauser heatind and air conditioning!!!!! more