All reviews for AGS Services, Inc.

Saturday night call for gas leak at home. Technician arrived quickly, repaired the leak, and was friendly and knowledgeable. Also advised me on how to repair a broken circulator pump. Very professional.

My wife & I want to extend our sincere appreciation for the exemplary work done by Craig & Ben during installation of our replacement gas boiler (Weil McLain GV90+4). Their attention to detail in installation, helpful manner and willingness to work far beyond what was probably anticipated, with no comment or complaint (to us) was amazing.

They both represent the best in your business - professional services. You can be assured, given the question or opportunity, we won't hesitate to recommend AGS Services.

Bruce & Judy Healey, Newbury, NH

I had a lot of unanswered questions about the different options from another local company. Ken made all crystal clear and set us up with a great dual speed American Standard furnace. Will surely go back for more expert help. 👍

I had my failing hot water tank replaced by an On demand water heater by Rinnai.

AGS was responsive to my needs, came and gave me a quote and quickly did the job.

Jason M. did a high quality awesome job

I highly recommend AGS

Andre C.

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We own a cabin in Antrim. AGS has been instrumental in keeping that cabin working. They have helped in is many way related to seasonal opening and closing, offered great advice, and helped us with systems aside from HVAC. The office answers the phone (a miracle today), and the Techs, usually Jason, are all highly skilled, and very upbeat. When I told Jason about a looming issue by cell phone, he said, "I'm on my way and I'm gonna make it work. Don't worry." Over many visits AGS has ALWAYS been on time, and the tech calls when he is on the way. Without exception, the price is always fair and well worth every penny.

The temperatures outside were well below zero and the heat exchanger in my tankless hot water heater froze and ruptured (this was on a Sunday). The model I had was a Bosch GWH 635 ES, and aside from the rather dramatic failure I had always found this model to be terrible... it was maintenance prone, difficult to service and the activation threshold was high (so I had to take scalding showers).

I contacted AGS Services and was able to get them to come in and replace my unit with a Rinnai RL75 in just a couple days. I was especially grateful for the quick service since (according to the news) most plumbers have been flat out with no heat calls and ruptured pipes due to the extremely cold temperatures. Furthermore the price they gave me was fair, I think it was the same price I'd have paid to do the work as a scheduled job (not emergency).

The installation looks good and I'd highly recommend AGS Services.

AGS helped us replace our old hot water heater, and they were fantastic from start to finish. Everyone we spoke with was super friendly and helpful, and they made the whole process easy. They explained our options clearly, didn’t try to upsell us on anything, and got us scheduled quickly.

On the day of the install, the technicians showed up right on time, were really professional, and respectful of our home. They did a clean job and made sure we understood how everything worked before they left. It’s been working perfectly ever since—no issues at all, and we’re so happy to have reliable hot water again!

Honestly, it’s hard to find a company that’s both good at what they do and great to work with, but AGS really is. We’d definitely call them again and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone who needs HVAC or plumbing help.

Thinking of having AGS do work in your home? Let me review the plumbing/HVAC work they did in our new house in 2005: 1. They installed two older Lennox A/C systems that used R-22, knowing it would be banned within the next few years. The Lennox rep thought they were older systems they had lying around their warehouse. Owner Ken Jaeger told me not to worry, people in NH don't use A/C very often anyway; 2. They installed a small, inferior well tank and incorrect well pump that needed to be replaced; 3. They installed a Rinnai tankless water heater that was replaced this month that the installer said was older than the time it was originally installed, another warehouse lay-around; 4. They placed the Rinnai at the furthest point away from where the water was needed. Nothing like waiting 10 minutes to take a shower; 5. They incorrectly installed outdoor sillcocks, one which was angled into the basement that later froze and burst, another where they compromised the integrity of a parallam by notching it; 6. They placed the boiler on wood rather than a raised concrete or block pad; 7. They vented the boiler exhaust and intake so close to each other that the PVC pipe started to melt. The foam they used also started to burn. Three contractors told us we were very lucky a major fire didn't break out in the cavity. All this was done to maximize their profit margin and/or because they didn't know what they were doing.You had better watch them closely, ask lots of questions, and check out the equipment they sell you - that's if you want to take a chance.