About Mike Graham Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing
Mike Graham Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing is a trusted service provider in Wichita Falls, established in 1994. The company specializes in a wide range of heating and air conditioning repair and installation services for both residential and commercial properties. Customers have praised the company for its dependable and knowledgeable staff. Many reviews highlight the quick and professional service, especially during emergency situations. The team consistently receives high marks for professionalism, timely service, and respectful interactions. Technicians are extremely professional, knowledgeable, and friendly, providing great customer service. They take care of customers, giving pointers and multiple options to fix a repair. They are professional with installing systems, not cutting any corners and cleaning up 100% of any mess they make. They keep customers updated on the job and do a great walkthrough after installation. With a solid reputation for quality and affordable pricing, Mike Graham Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing has become a preferred go-to for many in the community.
We had warranty work done on one of our 4 head system mini splits. Aden and Cherish were thorough and professional and VERY patient with the entire process. They had to call in to the manufacturers tech assist twice and tried everything that was suggested. It took 2 days to diagnose and repair but it was a pleasure to have them working in our home.
Thank you!
Daniel was my service man. Very friendly and professional.
He explained the work/checkup being done, and also directed me to another co-worker about another issue I have with duct work.
We also had friendly conversation about hobbies+.
I definitely would like to have Daniel continue to do my service check-up.
Even though summer is coming to an end this is WF and summer can be for the next 2 months. Daniel came out and figured out what happened to my AC unit and then explained to me how it could have happened. Also you need to switch over to emergency heat if it’s below freezing temperatures outside! Thanks for the tip Daniel