Ran out of oil during the snow storm. Mistake on our part. Googled emergency oil delivery, and…read moreAmerican Energy Supply came up. Called the number listed and a very helpful woman named Tina picked up! Did not realize I had an account with them. She updated my info, processed my order and was so friendly! Was able to order oil and get confirmation that the driver would be here in an hour. I appreciated the prompt service and would highly recommend this company!

My family has been using American Energy for years. They are reliable, friendly, fair, and very…read morequick! We recently had a big problem with our AC, and despite the heat wave they handled it quickly and with ease. Bonus: everyone we've spoken with at this company is friendly, courteous, and willing to help. Highly recommend! Update: they now offer "the smart gauge" which we have. With a few clicks oil delivery is scheduled. Very convenient!

Fast service when you need it. I have purchased home oil from Dan Bell on a short notice and both…read moretimes it was delivered within 24 hours and still was cheaper then a few other companies. The have my business from now on. They are a small and local company which is even better. The customer service agent is so down to earth and honest about expected time of delivery. I highly recommend Dan Bell Oil if you live in Delco Pa.

You gotta stay warm! You need the heat! Oil is a dying breed, but it's warmer, and much less…read moreexpensive than gas. I've had both, why would I lie, I'm Hotcakes Snape! Dan is quick, efficient, professional and friendly. Prices are in line with what the market will bear, but he makes a deal why he can. Call Dan, shake his hand, and get your heat on, Philly!

we asked for a delivery from Aston or west Chester and right away we were called racist we had…read moredelivery issues with Philly deliveries because they have trouble finding our house and are not local we were cursed at and hung up when asked for a manager. we have have never been treated so poorly by a company.

Thought these guys were different, but I was wrong. Wish I didn't have to write this, but after…read moreyears of using, they have come up very short. Not only did it take them 2 days to deliver, when they did, they clogged my furnace. Delivered fuel, heat stopped working right away, cause was tank sludge broken up by the fast fill, which clogged the furnace lines. Lost heat for 1 day until my HVAC company could unclog and clean. Called Brandywine and spoke to the manager who really could care less. No empathy and very rudely said, "Do you expect me to pay?" Referring to the $130 it cost me to unclog my furnace so I could get heat. Beware.

Thanks to the Yelp Guaranteed Service program! Contractor Pros responded to my request for…read moreelectrical service in my almost 90 year old home. There was some old, degrading wire that we discovered and needed to have removed/replaced. William contacted me quickly, reviewed photos of the job, and gave me a fair quote. Ryan came out a few days later at my request, they would have come out sooner but my schedule didn't allow it. Ryan took care of the main problem. A couple days later NMA came back from a trip and noticed part of his room had no power. I contacted them again and they advised they will be right out. They came, found that the connection to the panel was loose, They made sure that everything was working before they left. William and Ryan were responsive, friendly and professional. Their price was fair. I would recommend them and would use them again.

These men are NOT certified or licensed. I repeat, they…read moreare NOT licensed. I urge you to look elsewhere. They hire out help from guys who are not licensed and will come to your home and quite possibly cause you more havoc than good. Ask them up front for licensing, insurance and if they are registered as electricians, plumbers, etc. The man who says that he is in charge is operating under the identity of another man listed as the business owner. They have different phone numbers and if you catch him off guard he will tell you his real name is either Lewis when his name is William :/ This young man sent out guys to my property that had no idea what they were doing. They tampered with both my electrical and plumbing and I had to have the work assessed by a professional and take pictures and make records of everything for legal reasons. It is very possible that many of these yelp reviews are from family and friends or paid third party. Be very careful who you let in your home. ALWAYS ask for their detailed paperwork and match it up with their driver's license if you have to. Whatever it takes because there is A LOT of fraud out here nowadays. I learned the hard way and I'm trying to help others not to have to. Wish you all the best in your home projects.

I've been dealing with this company for a few years now and they have been simply amazing, I used…read morethem today and their tech Charlie was 10 star as expected, County propane is definitely the way to go for your needs , I wouldn't go anywhere else....

Update: I am working on yet a new plan with the service Mgr…read more to make sure I know when the deliveries are coming. And, no, I am not always contacted before deliveries. This is incorrect. There are always notes to contact me. That much is true. However, the drivers sometimes don't read them. Sometimes ignore them. Sometimes incorrectly interpret them. Occasionally they even follow them and get it right. I am not stating anything here except the truth.

Dudes- did we know there were FREE activities for children (and others but I just went for BB…read moretoday) at the library? And that we're not restricted to our own town's library?? Well there are and we aren't! My sister suggested we go to one last week and I did a little digging on their site. Queried children's events and there you have it! Infants' play group on Thursdays at 10am. I never remember the library has awesome programing. I was the first mom/baby combo the so we had free reign on the climbing toys, stuffed animals, balls and books for a few. Two other little girls crashed our solo party and that put the space at about capacity for the roaming walking babies. It was a good time had by all. Cheers to you for doing your job, Delco Library system. Someone please remind me to keep going!

Media's new library has achieved the inglorious distinction of blowing a huge and expensive…read moreopportunity for greatness. First the positive. The exterior architecture is a fantastic attempt at retaining the borough's brick past. This building could have been thrown up with cheaper construction materials like vinyl siding, or fake brick like some other homes popping up in Media, but they used the real deal. Good ole brick. The building is visually appealing with a nice porch on the front. The sidewalk utilizes stamped concrete brick impressions. While not real brick, stamped concrete brick is better for maintenance, liability, it mimics the look of brick effectively and has more appeal than just a concrete sidewalk. There are awkward exterior elements though. Why they did not build a deck or outdoor porch on the rear 2nd floor of the building is beyond comprehension. If it was money related, understood, but I hope the architect left the possibility down the road to allow for this with no structural changes needed. The front also has two oddities. On the side of the porch is a patio with etched bricks with names of the donors. Nice idea, but functionally weird. No seats, benches and symmetrically out of place. Seems like someone threw a dart at the plans to pick the spot to put the "donor brick patio." The other oddity is the 2nd floor porch that never was. There are doors opening to a porch that can accommodate about one half of your foot. Odd. Overall though, the exterior is to be commended for its adherence to Media's brick legacy. The inside is what makes this love story turn into a mystery. When you walk in, you are overwhelmed with the antiseptic, white bland interior of what could double as a hospital waiting room. This looks like the result of design by committee when communal input in the floor planning process sucks the life out of the project (either that or a completely unimaginative and boring architect). With many fantastic libraries to draw inspiration from in the area namely Bryn Mawr's new library, I find it disappointing that Media did not go all in and do something as amazing, or at least compare itself to other great local library offerings. There is no aesthetically, inviting quality interior spaces to relax with a book without feeling like you are a patient of Nurse Ratched. Its all very stark. Book rows, computer rows, a long "technology" bar with stools that I still don't know what purpose it serves. The children's room lacks imagination and playfulness. They carried over the one bathroom plan from the old library which also is a disappointment. During the construction process, the size of the hole in the ground suggested a huge basement with high ceilings, that would make a great computer lab or rentable meeting or party space. Reality? Its storage. The 2nd floor is equally perplexing. It's a series of again, oddly sized mundane rooms with zero personality. One room that has a glimmer of personality is the room with a conference table that houses the double doored, half inch porch that overlooks Bryn Mawr Running Co. Expectations for this place were large. Media was going big and it was going to be great. And while the exterior dazzles, the innards of the building couldn't be more boring. (A situation that could be improved with guidance from an interior designer.) This new Media-Upper Providence Library serves a purpose, use the computer or get a book/movie and return it. This inside of the library was built with the same approach as buildings built in the 70's and 80's, utility. As for a warm, inviting place for people to come, use the computer, read a magazine, spend time inside; I'd rather go to Taylor Hospital and pull up a chair at Intake, for it has more charm.

Pj Mac is hands down the best heating and cooling company we have ever worked with…read more Doug and his team are professional, reliable, and totally understand what they are doing. We needed our air balanced and after several companies recommended a second system, we tried Pj Mac. Doug came to our house, diagnosed the issue within the ducts, fixed it and recommended a solution, which has solved our balancing issues. We now have balanced heat and will only utilize Pj Mac for future service. We highly recommend this company!

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Rabe Plumbing was recommended by our insurance agent based upon personal experience for back up…read moresewage issue. They came out immediately and cleared the drain. The service personnel, John and his partner were very professional and explained the whole process to me. The price was reasonable and I will not hesitate to recommend them to my fellow veterans or others. Thank you

Terrible, terrible, terrible service. I do not recommend this company. First, they tried to charge…read moreme $220 for service call and $20 dollars for gas! $240 just to come look at the work. Second, the company sent two people to do a one person job, and the second person was training! They even had the nerve to bill me hourly rate $160, per person! I'd be paying for their employee to get trained! They were there to replace a leaking pipe for my heating system, very minor one at that, roughly 6-12 inches of copper and knuckle section. They charged me for "6-feet" of copper, $145 dollars for materials....ridiculous. What's worse, they didn't disclose ANY pricing for their services, even after I asked. I received a bill for more than $1000 to replace a leaking pipe less than a foot long. A one star is too generous.