All Temp Control

Joelle M.

Dan Reisdorph should not practice plumbing or HVAC work. He doesn't hold a plumbing license and never had one. He will try to convince his customers to pull a permit on his behalf as he is not able to pull plumbing permits himself.

He has had multiple lawsuits in this county which he all lost. He has never paid any $$ he was ordered to pay back in judgments against him.

Upon inspection from the town of Frisco building inspector, we had to hire a new plumberwho had to remove all the work he did, fix the problems he created on the main line due to his shoddy work and start over.

Dan Reisdorph then had the audacity to threaten me with a mechanical lien on the property unless I paid his bill. Contact the DA and report him. He is doing this to all his customers, many of whom are unaware of his dangerous work.

He should not be permitted to renew his business license in any of the county towns as he is using the document to pretend to be a reputable plumber and is defrauding customers.

Jill H.

Absolutely terrible! Had a new boiler put in by this man. He had to come back several times as there were problems... After multiple attempts and nearly 2 years we had someone from another company come out and take a look. He said we were lucky, every time the boiler kicked on it was putting out carbon monoxide. He said there were so many problems, so many extra parts laying around that should have been installed, that to get it fixed properly is going to cost more than the boiler and install itself. He does not know what he is doing! Beware or you'll end up spending more that double what you should... Get it done properly by someone who knows what they're doing.

Glenn M.

I have to agree with the previous review! Buyer beware! Don't be attracted by Dan Reisdorphs pricing and BS line of experience. He really doesn't know what he's doing!!
I hired All Temp Control to rough in 3 bathrooms, a kitchen and laundry in a Remodel project in Frisco. I Also hired him to install new radiant heat and a boiler. Luckily for me, I canned him before he started on the boiler. As for the plumbing rough in, he managed to pitch drain lines the wrong direction, not attach new water lines properly, install an improper ""S"" trap, installed Fernco's where couplings are needed, didn't line up drain pipes properly, used old pipe full of debris and pretty much did an overall lousy job. His work was not able to pass inspection by the town of Frisco 3 separate times! I redid all of these problems and finally passed inspection.
Although Dan claims to be a licensed plumber, the state plumbing board informed me he hasn't had a license since 2007 and that was an apprentice license!!
Some pics below of his work

marc d.

Dan Reisdorph, the owner of the company installed a new furnace. It didn't work for over a month and I kept trying to get him out to repair the installation.

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Potential! He did not install the flue correctly and glue the PVC pipes. When I asked why they are not glued, he said ""in the industry we leave them that way in case we have to get back at them later."" That's not all! Not only did id pose a threat to us and our family and any guest of potential Death, the installation was completely incorrect!

Since i had a lot of time waiting for him I read the installation manual from start to finish. As a novice (this is not my profession) I noticed 3 things wrong with the installation and what might be causing the furnace to not start. I contacted the manufacturer and they recommended that I get a certified installer there and they recommended another company. So I had the certified company look at the installation and they found numerous other issues with the install.

1. Did not install high altitude orifices
2. Did not install high altitude pressure switch
3. Did not glue together the outflow pipe (could touch it and it fell apart causing carbon monoxide to escape into the house) Dan mentioned to me that ""they don't glue them so they can access them later if needed.""- the town inspector stated that was completely incorrect!
4. Inflow and outflow pipes in manual are to be 3"" in diameter, he installed 2"" pipes
5. Inflow and outflow piped in manual are to be min 3"" in height apart at the termination, he installed directly next to each other
6. did not properly connect the condensate from the inducer housing and vent, if left unrepaired, it will cause water to fill up in inducer housing, causing severe rusting of the inducer assembly, and potentially heat exchanger damage or failure due to water being introduced into places it should not be
7. installed condensate pump on incorrect side of furnace, and is blocking access for filter replacement
8. Set the 2 stage furnace to one stage incorrectly (which is one reason I bought it- for the two stage).
9. Duct-taped two clear tubes together to get the length needed to drain condensate pump rather than using the correct length of pipe- the inspector also said that was against code!

I won a judgment against him in Summit County Court due to his obvious incorrect installations and he refused to pay his debt still to this day!