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tr1ad wrote:yuh check peakes meh boi?
crossdrilled wrote:I hear that even though Peakes is not the best, they are the most cost effective. If yuh get Daikin, yuh orn wit the best though. Daiking is best for severe environments like by the seashore and thing where other units would not stand a chance. If is not a severe application, I guess another brand would suffice. I going to take a course in repairing these things soon, because they are simple to maintain and every callout I do for a maintainance man costing over 300 bucks.
dsaint wrote:x2floor wrote:call ABEL A/C Division and get a quote on a KATASHI unit. They have the best and lowest prices guaranteed. KATASHI is a direct competitor to PEAKE'S. Both are the cheapest in the market.
x2 Abel's After Sales service is pretty good too.
powered by ? wrote:I totally agree but my main concern is after sale service, i don't want to have a unit not functioning for weeks in my house, since we changed the ceiling its like a furnaces in that house and a fan just wouldn`t cut it.
dsaint wrote:^^ not true. Some units offer better features than others. Power consumption is also different among units. Compare a Peake or Carrier unit to a Daikin or chill water system for example.
Some run MUCH quieter than others .. etc. etc ...
Service really does matter tho ...
996vtwin wrote:dsaint wrote:^^ not true. Some units offer better features than others. Power consumption is also different among units. Compare a Peake or Carrier unit to a Daikin or chill water system for example.
Some run MUCH quieter than others .. etc. etc ...
Service really does matter tho ...
well i was told by a prominent A/C dealer that teh components are all made by almost the same people. Just like a computer.
Fact #1. Peake Units are in fact good and reliable.
Fact#2 Peake units are affordable
Fact #3 Peake, as far as I know offer the best service around which leaves...
why the hell am I looking around to pinch a penny or buy some fancy thing when it needs to be serviced every 3-4 months?
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