Accel Mechanical

Located in Fargo, North Dakota

Address: 2105 7th Ave N, Fargo, ND 58102, United States

Phone: +1 701-232-1592

Rating: 4.2

Review 1 (2024-12-10 - Rating: 5)
I called looking to relocate a thermostat in our commercial office. I would cook while my co-workers would freeze.Rather than giving me what I asked for, the Accel tech (Mr. Anden Lehse) came to the office and did some investigation.He came to conclude the issue wasnt the location of the thermostat. Rather than giving me what I asked for and billing me for it, he suggested a different route (adding a zone).Hey Accel - you have a good one in Anden. Kudos!

Review 2 (2021-12-04 - Rating: 5)
My furnace went out overnight right after I bought my house and even though they were short-handed and very busy, Accel managed to get somebody out to my place within a few hours of me calling! Not a single other company was willing to do it that day but Accel pulled through. The technician was friendly, knowledgeable, and competent. Their prices are very fair. Great service!

Review 3 (2017-01-26 - Rating: 5)
We had a problem with our furnace clicking on & off. We called expecting to get an appointment from the following week but they had an opening the same day! They came out to the house right away, they were very professional & extremely friendly. They fixed the problem, it was something simple(they couldve charged us way more) they were very thorough. Great prices & spectacular service! Definitely going to use them again and will recommend them to everyone! Thanks for the great service!

Review 4 (2023-02-07 - Rating: 5)
I use Accel Mechanical for all our Hvac issues and maintenance at our rentals. They are quick to respond, reasonable, and a pleasure to work with!

Review 5 (2024-03-17 - Rating: 5)
Four years ago, I wrote an unfavorable review. Now Accel Mechanical is my first call when we are having trouble. The owner and his team explain what is happening clearly, give options for what they can do (or what they cant do), and work hard to keep costs down as much as possible. Plus, they work hard to be responsive...like last summer when the air conditioner conked out in the middle of the hottest weeks of the summer.