First let me preface this with some background, since I've been a self employed plumber in Denver for 40 years I know that sometimes the general public can be a little unrealistic,so I don't do this lightly.
I purchased some rental property in Cumberland in anticipation of retiring there. We began to have problems with the furnace in the Carriage house so I started looking on line to find someone to repair or replace it (since the current furnace was from the '60's. I called Anderson and after we negotiated a price they went in and replace the unit. A few months later I had the occasion to get out there for some other repairs that I wanted to do, so my partner and I went in the carriage house to check out the new furnace. As soon as we opened the garage door we were assaulted by a wall of natural gas. After shutting down the gas main, we investigated the work and found a gas line fitting that was so loose that I could spin it with my fingers. Since we were only there for the day, we decided to make the necessary repairs ourselves. After I returned home I contacted Mark Anderson to discuss the situation and let him know what we found. While he was somewhat accommodating about fixing or trying to fix a couple of other things that I was disappointed hadn't been done, He emphatically denied that his lead man would ever put my property or my tenants in danger that way. I left the conversation, telling him that I simply wanted him to be informed about what we had found so that he could increase supervision on this guy or rid himself of the liability he presented to the company and the general public.
So needless to say, we will not be using them in the future and if anyone out there is considering their services BE WEARY!!! read more