I hired AirPac to provide AC at my barn wedding and had a poor experience. I found them to be difficult to work with, especially as an eager perspective client inquiring about supporting data and typical results to substantiate their hefty cost. As I was exploring the company, they refused to give me examples of approximately how much they are able to reduce the temperature. Seeing that this is their entire business and even have a monitor on site, they continuously ignored the question so we could ball park how effective their AC was.
Furthermore, I could not help but feel not prioritized as a perspective client. I was continuously put off with respect to questions and contract clarifications, as AirPac expressed how busy they are to really hear me, listen to my concerns/questions, and follow through with what they had said. AirPac struggles with truly listening to clients and is instead very focused on their own pitch, “We are a family run business…”, whether it answers your question or not.
I highly recommend you review AirPac's contract very closely, as they certainly have some questionable statements in there. AirPac even admitted that portions of the contract only pertained to commercial use and did not apply to our particular circumstance; however, failed to follow through with revising the contract to be fair for both parties (client and AirPac) to feel comfortable.
The temperature on the day of my wedding was a high of 71 degrees and a low of 63 degrees. That being said, I would say the barn temperature was around 65 to 67 degrees in the evening. Unfortunately, this is no testament to the effectiveness of AirPac’s equipment, as the day likely didn’t even need the AC. I would encourage perspective clients to explore their options, as AirPac’s customer service and client focus needs a lot of improvement, which can make your wedding planning process far more challenging than it needs to be.