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Family Plumbing Heating & Refrigeration

Family Plumbing Heating & Refrigeration

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6305 Forsythe Rd SW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87121, United States
(505) 803-3170
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Jul 8, 2013
This is a great business. I called today for an appointment because my air conditioner went out. These guys have done everything above and beyond to get me back to some cool air again. If you are looking for any type of service, give Mr. Pacheco a call, I have and will continue to use them for any services. Affordable, business professionalism..just love it!

Jun 28, 2012
we recently had family plumbing come out and give us a estimate for our swamp cooler swap out for air conditioning and they were very kind an honest , it was a sigh of relief to know that they were licenced and very knowledgable about a/c and very informant of what we needed to know ! we hired them and they installed our ac and did it quickly and they were just so polite and it was so nice to have them in our home even though it was easy to forget they were there! our ac is working great and Ernesto even called and checked on us after a day and then the next week ! he is the owner and it was so pleasant to know they cared about there work ! we will use them in the future and highly recommend them to anyone ! we will never use another contractor again ...... thank you so much family plumbing ....we truly feel like family!! sincerely the Archuleta's

Jul 10, 2012
absolutely the best hvac and plumbing company ive dealt with in albuquerque. they came over to install a shower valve and ended up working on my ac to get it running properly they informed me of things that the last contractor did not inform me of and fixed all the former's mistakes. call and speak with ernesto he is a honest man.

Jan 6, 2015
Knows what needs to be done and does it. no shortcuts.

Nov 24, 2017

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