What the assistant said
Its own sentence for each question, verbatim.
Passed
“My AC isn't working, can someone come out today? I'm in Lexington, Kentucky.”
“It advertises emergency service and extended hours, but I found no explicit same-day claim on the pages reviewed.”
Passed
“I want my furnace serviced before winter in Lexington, Kentucky. Who can I book online?”
“It promotes tune-ups and service agreements, but the reviewed page directs customers to request service rather than showing online appointment booking.”
Who it picked instead
The company the assistant picked most often in Lexington.
HVAC Doctor Heating & Air
Picked first in 4 of 6, picked in 6 of 6 · 5 stars on Google from 29 reviews
“It publishes a $39 diagnostic credited toward approved repairs, firm flat-rate quotes before work, and 24/7 owner-operated service with most Lexington calls handled the same day.”
What would change it
Where the assistant found the answer on another site and not on this one.
The competitor says most Lexington calls are same-day; the pages read for Comfort Technologies state 24/7 emergency service but do not state same-day response.
https://hvacdoctorky.com/services/ac-repair/The competitor publishes a $39 diagnostic, credited toward an approved repair, and firm flat-rate pricing before work; Comfort Technologies' repair page does not specify a diagnostic fee or quote process.
https://hvacdoctorky.com/services/furnace-repair/The competitor lets customers request a callback online; Comfort Technologies' contact page directs customers to call to make an appointment.
https://hvacdoctorky.com/
Pages the assistant read
What it opened on this company's own site before answering.
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