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    Beth G.

    They didn't trim the trees growing over the lines, a tree fell on the line 4' from our house knocking out power to hundreds of people. I called them as soon as the tree fell and that was 35 hours ago and they still haven't come to remove the tree or fix the line. They increased their rates three times in the last 18 months and for what, certainly not more tree trimmers. Geez, they don't care that there are disabled people, elderly people and everyone else freezing as long as your bill is paid that is truly all they care about. They should be ashamed of themselves and we should all convert to solar panels

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    2 years ago

    Electricity is out, AGAIN! It is not even storming outside. The electricity goes out quite often.

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    3 years ago

    As bad as they come. Don't keep up their lines take forever to repair when they inevitably go out. Terrible company

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    3 years ago

    CONSTANT power outages. Seems like every time it rains a little the power goes out. Their maintenance and response times are horrible.

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    Laclede Gas

    Laclede Gas

    (27 reviews)

    Central West End

    So I arrived this morning at 7:45 to my old villa that I have listed on the market. My appointment…read moreto turn on the gas was from 8am to 12. At 11:30 still nothing, so already highly irritated that a large company can't get better than a 4 hour window on an appt. Call wait was 20 min, so when they finally spoke with me only to find out that I was actually scheduled for an all day appointment. ALL DAY, Meaning they can come whenever they feel like it and I am stranded in a house that doesn't even have a chair to sit on. This is the highly advance and innovative company called Laclede Gas Company. (now that was funny) Is there another business outside of utility company's and government that can pull this pathetic service off in 2015? No! We miss an appointment by 2 min and we are getting an ear full. Why do they not have any competition in the market that will force company's like Laclede Gas Company to actually consider that not everyone can just burn a vacation day waiting around with a smile on their face for them to do business with them?

    This is one of the worst companies I have ever exchanged business with, and were it not for the…read moremonopoly maintained by Laclede/Spire I would never allow their services at my residence or any other property. After reviewing the experiences described here by other customers, the familiar pattern is readily apparent: Erroneous billing, errors in the application of payments, miscommunication and a lack of follow up, and an eagerness to shut off gas service with no preamble whatsoever...all of the same nonsense I tolerated with Laclede. Always, there will be a litany if excuses, and the vendor will place the blame onto the customer even when written documentation - including dated mail and email - is demonstrated. You may very well play these games with your helpless victims, Laclede, but I have absolutely no intention of allowing such asinine and improprietous conduct from those WHOM I PAY TO SERVE ME. Did you understand that, Laclede? You exist to serve your customers...not the other way around. After my final round of arguments with Laclede, I contacted the State Attorney General's office and also advised my contractor that I would be preparing to replace my home furnace, water heater, and kitchen oven/range top with new electric models. Because my spouse is a dedicated cook who remains forever in love with gas cooking appliances, she agreed to assume responsibility for managing the gas service and for all interaction with Laclede. I have since learned of no issues...although she likely would not dare to tell me unless a truly serious issue arose, as she is aware my intent to remove gas service was in earnest, despite the costs.

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    Eads Bridge

    (10 reviews)

    Downtown

    Eads Bridge is a National Historic Landmark. It was designed by James B. Eads to cross the…read moreMississippi River in 1874. Eads connects railroads across Illinois & Missouri. It was a pioneering engineering feat, the first steel arch bridge, and it remains the oldest bridge on the Mississippi River

    Completed in 1874, the Eads Bridge is the oldest surviving bridge across the Mississippi River…read more To scale the mighty Mississippi, the construction of the Eads Bridge required novel engineering feats. It was the one of the first bridges to employ steel as opposed to wrought iron. It's foundation was 100 feet below water level a big challenge in the late 1800s. The 520 foot center arch was the longest span at the time of construction using a cantilever suspension to build, a method which would later be used in the Brooklyn Bridge. The bridge had to be elevated to accommodate the steamboat captains who wanted to keep residents dependent on their services. They thought that it would not be possible to build such a lofty bridge. The City of St. Louis, however, wanted to capture more railroad traffic which necessitated construction of a bridge. Eads earned multiple patents for his innovations during construction. The bridge was dedicated by President Ulysses S. Grant. Testing of safety was done by locomotives. An elephant even walked across the bridge to guarantee pedestrian safety. That must have been a sight to see. The bridge cost $10 million to build. Unfortunately many of the railroads boycotted using it due to the tolls. It was then sold for 20 cents on the dollar. This led to the collapse of the Bank of Missouri. Many were indicted following the largest bank failure in the U.S. at that time. Today, the Eads Bridge is still considered an engineering pioneering landmark. While being constructed The NY Times called it the World's Eighth Wonder. It is quite a remarkable and beautiful historic bridge that still helps people cross the mighty Mississippi River.

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