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Patriot Air LLC

Patriot Air LLC

Patriot Air LLC is an HVAC contractor based in West Fargo and serving homes and businesses in Fargo. It handles residential and commercial HVAC work. Patriot Air says Tom Zander started the company in 2017 after more than 30 years servicing residential and commercial clients.

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Business Highlights
  • Patriot Air describes itself as a local, family-owned business.
  • Patriot Air says it is licensed, bonded and insured.
  • Patriot Air lists North Dakota License 56281.
  • Patriot Air lists Minnesota Bond MB751331.
  • Patriot Air says it offers HVAC-system warranties, including manufacturer warranties.

Service Area

West Fargo, Fargo, Moorhead, Casselton, Dilworth, Glyndon, Harwood, Horace and Mapleton.

Active Business Listing

Patriot Air LLC is one of 8 HVAC companies ProsGrade lists in Fargo, North Dakota.

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11 services listed, including Furnace repair and replacement, Boiler services and Heat pump repair and service. Open 7 days a week. 242 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Patriot Air LLC compares with the other 7 HVAC companies on ProsGrade in Fargo, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • Has more Google reviews (242) than 4 of the 7 other Fargo HVAC companies on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

11 services
  • Furnace repair and replacementGas, electric and high-efficiency furnace models
  • Boiler servicesSystem flushing and circulator-pump repair
  • Heat pump repair and serviceDual-fuel systems that switch between an electric heat pump and backup furnace
  • Air conditioning repair, installation and maintenance
  • Ductless mini-split systemsSingle- and multi-zone setups with independently controlled zones
  • Zone control systemsDampers and a central controller
  • Indoor air qualityAir purifiers, humidifiers and ventilation systems
  • Water heatersTankless, traditional tank and heat-pump models
  • Smart home HVAC integrationSmart thermostats and remote monitoring systems
  • HVAC maintenance plansTwice-yearly inspections and preventative maintenance for covered equipment
  • Commercial HVAC servicesInstallation, repair and maintenance for businesses and multi-unit properties

Reviews

What customers say

Customers praise considerate service and careful work; an installation customer particularly valued the crew's cleanup and explanations about the new system. One customer reports that a furnace was short-cycling and failed again the morning after an initial repair, and that a later technician could not diagnose it; the account also says staff suggested removing the exhaust pipe before warning the homeowner not to attempt it because of carbon-monoxide risk.

Customer Reviews

Karen Morlock

If I could give 10 stars, I would! David was amazing. My furnace quit this morning and he figured out it was the filter that hadn't been replaced for a while causing the issue. He waited a few extra minutes to get my filter installed (I had to express order one!!!) and gave me a few tips to help me not have this issue again. And as if that wasn't enough, my garbage bins apparently blew down the street in the wind so he rescued them and put them back in my garage for me!! Thank you David and Patriot Air for taking such good care of me
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Caden Larson

Matt was my Tec. He understood that money was tight, was not upset that I got a second opinion, and happily came back when I called him for the job. He worked hard to get the job done faster than he originally quoted, resulting in a cheaper bill. I was not home for the repair, however he cleaned up after himself and did not disturb the animals. Thank you Matt and Laneys
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Ryan Pilon

?I initially called Patriot Air because my furnace was short-cycling. The first tech spent three hours replacing pressure switches. I seriously thought we were good, it ran fine all day, but literally the next morning, the unit crapped out again. ?The next day, on their second service call, a different technician found PVC shavings in the exhaust boot (left by a previous contractor) and cleaned the drain lines. ?Later that same day, I had to call for a third time after the problem, which the previous tech had called "jiffing," reappeared after only a couple of hours. This technician seemed straight-up annoyed he had to come back. He couldn't diagnose the problem and ultimately blamed the failure on "water coming out of my vent pipes." He told me to leave the furnace's front cover off and send photos of the pipes to the office. He also brought up the pipes needing a bend/bow, estimating that checking and fixing this would cost $235, even though I was already $644.30 deep in repairs and labor with them. They told me they'd call back in the morning. ?The following morning, after emailing videos the night before, I called in a fourth time. The team’s suggestion was to "remove the exhaust pipe and see if it runs properly." When I asked where to remove it, they instructed me to wait while they asked the owner. They finally called back and admitted that I, as a homeowner, absolutely shouldn't attempt this due to the hazard of carbon monoxide gas buildup. It was only after this whole safety fiasco that they provided quotes for multiple optional parts, including one for replacing the exhaust boot. Just so you know: They only quoted the exhaust boot (which Legacy Plumbing & Heating, my second opinion, suggested over the phone before any visit was the likely issue) after I mentioned what Legacy had told me. ?After four calls and interactions across three days, I completely lost confidence in Patriot Air due to the contradictory diagnoses, the incorrect information, and their strategy of throwing new parts at the problem. I'd already spent $644.30 trying to fix this, and even the simple exhaust boot repair would have only cost about $235 if the heat exchanger hadn't been plugged due to drywall dust. The repair costs were adding up fast, hitting the financial tipping point for replacement, calculated using the "Rule of $5,000" (Repair Cost x Unit Age >= $5,000). This simple rule helps homeowners decide if replacement is financially smarter than constant, expensive repairs. Given the four failed attempts and the dangerous, unqualified advice, Patriot Air definitively failed to deliver on the "Exceptional... Furnace Repair Service" they advertise on their site.
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DeAnn Bjornson

Excellent service all around. Tom assessed our home and made high quality recommendations at a reasonable price. He followed up to ensure all our questions were answered before installation. He and his crew were efficient and took extra care with installation, clean up, and educating us on our new system. Highly recommend!
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Kurt

Patriot Air provided top notch service from beginning to the end. David and Marley were both extremely professional and courteous. They both worked non stop and got our AC and furnace installed and running by the end of the day. If we could give 10 stars we would. Thank you also to Jenny and Tom for your patience and answering all our questions. We will definitely go with Patriot Air for all our future heating and cooling needs. Thank you to everyone at Patriot Air for all your hard work.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly does Patriot Air respond to a service call?

Patriot Air says it gets to each call within 24 hours except in extreme circumstances, most often on the same day.

Does Patriot Air provide emergency HVAC response?

Emergency response is available for commercial systems.