All reviews for Tryg Group

Fantastic company, even better people.

Fun people and good work enjoyed working with all

Great service and smart empleyes won't lie to you or tell you need a new one if you dont. thanks Alex.

ABB is proud to partner with Tryg Group. The Tryg team's knowledge of building automation is second to none to improve the life cycle and efficiency of the HVAC systems

We have been using Tryg Group for over a year. Fantastic service, very responsive and a team that truly cares. Highly recommend them. Alan

We needed to get one of our A/C units replaced and we were referred to Tryg Group by a friend. They came out the next day prepared and were able to get the unit replaced in 8 days. Great team!

Although this company is only two years old they have a lot of very experienced service technicians and staff. The ownership group has over 15 years of experience in the industry and are very good at what they do, which is almost everything. I strongly suggest you call and talk to them for your next HVAC needs.

Technician was so friendly and sweet. Wish I remembered his name! Service was quick and I go to them every time I have an issue. 10 out of 10 recommend

Aggressive driver and bragging on Facebook about it. Stay away!

This driving nearly ran me off the road, then sped around me almost hitting me.

This company truck tried to run me off the road multiple times when I had my 6 year old daughter in the car with me.

BWMB37 car is a horrible driver that cuts people off on the highway. I wouldn’t recommend this company based on negligence on the highway.

🚫 Extremely Dangerous Behavior by Their Driver

I’ve never felt compelled to write a review like this, but what happened was beyond unacceptable. One of this company’s drivers nearly ran me off the road in what seemed like either reckless negligence or intentional aggression. I was driving safely, and there was absolutely no reason for the kind of behavior I witnessed. No honking, no signal—just a sudden, violent swerve that forced me to brake hard and veer away to avoid a collision.

It wasn’t just dangerous—it was threatening. If this company values safety, they need to seriously address who they’re hiring and how they train their drivers.