Today, independently owned, Allen's Tri-State Mechanical Inc. is one of the largest mechanical service and repair contractors in the City of Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. Allen's Tri-State Mechanical Inc. has grown to be known as "The Only Full Service Company in Amarillo Since 1946." Boasting over 40 service vehicles and 58 employees, Allen's Tri-State Mechanical Inc. continues to be a mainstay in the Texas Panhandle.
Commercial and Residential functional service areas include, but are not limited to: Plumbing, Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning/Refrigeration, Boilers, Chillers Systems, Water Treatment Systems, Leak Locating & Inspection, Home Appliance Service, Tunneling, Non-intrusive Excavation Operations, Pumping, Drain Cleaning, Cooking Equipment Service, and Parts & Equipment Sales.
Commercial and Residential functional service areas include, but are not limited to: Plumbing, Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning/Refrigeration, Boilers, Chillers Systems, Water Treatment Systems, Leak Locating & Inspection, Home Appliance Service, Tunneling, Non-intrusive Excavation Operations, Pumping, Drain Cleaning, Cooking Equipment Service, and Parts & Equipment Sales.
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If you own or manage a restaurant and have a non-functioning piece of equipment, you know that your next food service is going to be a challenge, if not nearly impossible. That challenge is why getting your commercial cooking appliances up and running is so critical. You need a reliable service company like Allen's Tri-State Mechanical Inc.
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Life today would not be the same without the major appliances that the modern kitchen revolves around. Without the stove, you would be cooking over an open fire in the backyard. Without the refrigerator, you would have to worry about keeping your food from spoiling using salting, canning, and drying.
Reviews (10)
Tanya Martinez
Jun 26, 2021
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May 26, 2021
Vigilant General
Apr 24, 2021
5th time I use Allen's. 3rd time disappointed with their service. On this occasion, I called them out to unstop a grease line. Two technicians arrived. The 1st technician had to leave right away because he had to pick up his paperwork in order for me to sign a liability release form. The 2nd technician couldn't start work until the 1st technician arrived.
We don't mind paying them for the time it takes them to do the work and the time it takes them to pick up and drop off the jetter truck. But we do mind being charged 30 mins to an hour for the time it takes the technician to pick up the paperwork from the office because he forgot. He did not like when we told him we won't be paying for that loss time.
He got upset and left as if it was our fault he forgot the paperwork. I then called their office and explained what happened. The secretary told me they don't do paper, everything they do is paperless and that the technician wouldn't leave the job for something like that. Apparently I was making things up. It's when I told her that why didn't the 2nd technician start the work while waiting on the 1st technician?
Because even the 2nd technician acknowledged that they had to wait on the 1st technician to arrive with the paperwork! Allen's can verify their GPS on their trucks. After the secretary somewhat believed us, she said the technicians won't be going out again. Even their manager would back them up on it. We are the customer. We are paying them. I guess customer service isn't the same as it used to be just because you hurt a technician's feelings. Pansy.
We don't mind paying them for the time it takes them to do the work and the time it takes them to pick up and drop off the jetter truck. But we do mind being charged 30 mins to an hour for the time it takes the technician to pick up the paperwork from the office because he forgot. He did not like when we told him we won't be paying for that loss time.
He got upset and left as if it was our fault he forgot the paperwork. I then called their office and explained what happened. The secretary told me they don't do paper, everything they do is paperless and that the technician wouldn't leave the job for something like that. Apparently I was making things up. It's when I told her that why didn't the 2nd technician start the work while waiting on the 1st technician?
Because even the 2nd technician acknowledged that they had to wait on the 1st technician to arrive with the paperwork! Allen's can verify their GPS on their trucks. After the secretary somewhat believed us, she said the technicians won't be going out again. Even their manager would back them up on it. We are the customer. We are paying them. I guess customer service isn't the same as it used to be just because you hurt a technician's feelings. Pansy.
Greg Johnston
May 13, 2020
Revised review: ATS came out to fix my water heater 10/2018. I thought our technician (Tim) was professional and he informed me about what was going on, etc. The lower element was out and was covered under Rheem's warranty. Fast forward one year. The water heater started acting up again. I called ATS who sent Tim out. He checked some things, replaced the upper element, and left.
That evening I discovered that it was not fixed. Yay. I called ATS the next day. Tim came back. He said the upper element they took out was actually fine. After 3 1/2 hours of whatever the heck he was doing the problem was still not solved. The next day I called Bob Jays. They sent a tech out who tested the lower element and replaced it - it was clearly blown. Tim at ATS never even tested it.
I don't know if he just assumed that it was fine since he replaced it a year ago or what. Also, Bob Jays said that it was clear that ATS did not pump the scale out of the tank which may have just jacked with my warranty. Thanks for nothing, ATS. ATS billed me for 3 1/2 hours with no results. Never again!
That evening I discovered that it was not fixed. Yay. I called ATS the next day. Tim came back. He said the upper element they took out was actually fine. After 3 1/2 hours of whatever the heck he was doing the problem was still not solved. The next day I called Bob Jays. They sent a tech out who tested the lower element and replaced it - it was clearly blown. Tim at ATS never even tested it.
I don't know if he just assumed that it was fine since he replaced it a year ago or what. Also, Bob Jays said that it was clear that ATS did not pump the scale out of the tank which may have just jacked with my warranty. Thanks for nothing, ATS. ATS billed me for 3 1/2 hours with no results. Never again!
Cliff
Jan 27, 2019
We needed some warranty work on a Bosch dishwasher and they had Allen's Mechanical come out. They showed up days before I was told by the factory. The tech, Kellen showed up when he said he would. Not only polite, he did excellent work. I can't commend his work ethics and professionalism enough. I would recommend Allen's and Kellen in the future.
Cedarmom
Apr 22, 2018
Robert Fernandez
Feb 02, 2018
Rebecca
Dec 14, 2017
Jim DiBarto
Nov 02, 2017
Janet Simmons
May 17, 2017