Acute HVACR LLC

We have a diagnosis fee of $69. We diagnose the problem and then give a flat rate to repair or replace if needed. Our prices are fair and competitive.

We like to talk to the customer and understand their problem. Once we understand the problem we provide the best option(s) to ensure that our client can make an educated and informed decision to keep their family safe and comfortable.

I obtained my South Carolina Contractor's License for Acute HVACR LLC to practice as a Mechanical Contractor. I have attended ACR Training center. I have an EPA universal certification and over 5 years of experience. License#-M114618 Our HVAC Specialist are certified, highly skilled, and experienced.

Thomas Edwards, company founder and a certified HVAC mechanical contractor, started Acute Heating & Cooling as a one-person operation after a major lay-off from an aluminum plant he worked at for 13 years due to power dispute. It was a humble beginning, but one that allowed Thomas to serve customers by his own set of high standards. His upright character, integrity, and technical know-how soon earned “Honest Thomas” a sterling reputation. Largely by word-of-mouth referrals, the company quickly grew into a successful business. Thanks to the dedication of Thomas, his partner Octavia Edwards and their skilled team, Acute Heating & Cooling continues to flourish today and keep families safe and comfortable year after year.

We have worked with all customers from every walk of life. My message is consistent. "Your comfort is my priority. " We put all our clients' needs first.

Installing spiral duct inside the new grocery store in Goose Creek called Lidl. The project lasted about a week before completion.

Choosing a Contractor We understand it can be confusing when it comes to choosing a contractor to work on your heating and cooling system. Here are some signs and tips that will help you separate “the big talkers” from the contractor dedicated to providing a high level of professionalism and workmanship. Poor Reviews: One or two bad reviews doesn’t mean the company is bad; however, a pattern of poor reviews is a big red flag you should heed. If It Sounds Too Good:  Some companies will low-ball a price to get in the door. Ultimately, you may be subject to low-quality products and workmanship. Often, they’ll also find reasons to charge more than initially promised. Untrained Technicians:  You want a knowledgeable technician working on your system. Make sure they are a licensed mechanical contractor. Guarantees Are Gold:  Make sure your contractor stands behind his work with a warranty. Permits Are Required:  If a new system is being installed, a building permit is required. Beware of a contractor telling you otherwise. Insurance Protects You:  A contractor should be properly insured to cover injuries to their technicians plus any property damages. 

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