Obligatory statement, "If I could give zero stars, I would."
Unfortunately, my house had electrical issues and this was the company that my Home Warranty Company selected. First of all, the customer service of JLM is terrible. Most of the time when you call, the phone just continuously rings. Sometimes you'll get a machine but leaving a message is pointless because they won't call you back.
When they did show up, the technicians were consistently 2-3 hours later than the time window I would be given. Of course they never would never call to let me know that they would be late and always acted like it wasn't a big deal when they did show up.
The company told me that I needed to have my entire electrical panel replaced in order to fix my electrical issues. The technician, James, showed up around 7:30 PM for a 4:30 appointment. He did not leave my house until after 8:00 AM the next morning, and the work STILL wasn't finished. Needless to say, I spent a restless night on the couch by candlelight as the power was out the entire time.
The company charged me $400 for permits to have the electrical work done but I have not been contacted to have a permit inspection done, even though JLM told me that I would be contacted about a week after the work was completed (this was 2 months ago).
To make matters worse, the power to entire my house has now begun to intermittently turn off for 3-5 seconds and then switch back on throughout the day. This resets my alarm system, which then decides to go off (keep in mind this often happens in the middle of the night).
I've called the company several times over the past week and even spoken with Trish a couple of times, who is aware of my issues. The last time we spoke, Trish claimed she "forgot" to tell James about my electrical issues and she'd follow up. That was 3 days ago. No communication with JLM since then.
I would STAY AWAY from this company! They are totally unreliable, unprofessional, and don't have the slightest idea about how to treat their customers.
I'm now going to have to hire another electrical company to come out and fix their mistakes. read more