This is an update to my previous rating. I did not see the owner's name on the Company website so I will refer to her as Nancy going forward. In Nancy's reply to my rating she stated that "if any of our customers have a service issue or customer service concern it is recommended that our office be contacted during normal business hours to resolve the issue. Had we been contacted the correct way our service manager would have been able to schedule and coordinate that appointment for you."
On the Company website under contact, you will see two choices, 1) telephone number and 2) email contact. Nowhere on the website states that a) a phone call is the only acceptable form of contact, b) any email will be classified as unacceptable; and if an email is unacceptable then why is it offered on the website? c) Nancy answered my rating with an email (double standard), d) what is the point of being on a bi-annual pre-season inspection (staff verified) if it is my responsibility to contact the office to set up an appointment?, that is your function, e) clearly after over half of the heating season has passed, it was glaringly apparent that Nancy's Company had no intention of following through on their commitment. Thank God I did not have any faulty equipment!
It seems that Nancy took a course in deflection because this issue was 100% caused by her Company and could have easily been corrected. She chooses to stroke her own ego with an attempt to blame me because I did not contact the Company in the CORRECT way. Two things to note: a) I am the customer and b) I am the victim. I wonder why Nancy's Company is not accredited with the Better Business Bureau? Also important to note that I was not offered any of the stated points in the Mission Statement. Such as providing excellent customer service, attention to detail, professionalism, customer individual needs etc. etc.
The number one priority of any business owner is to perpetuate the business. And to that end the customer is your most important asset, no customers = bankruptcy, the second most important asset(s) are your employees. Seeing how Nancy treated me I can only imagine the horrors that she leverages on her staff on a daily basis. I will pray for them.
I contacted Mountianeer HVAC, that I highly recommend, with my concerns and this BBB accredited business was at my door in less than 48 hours! Imagine that, I found a competent HVAC Company in Boone! The tech also intimated to me that "Yes, we get a lot of business from Edmisten."
Jim Beghtol read more