This company will try to have YOUR bad reviews removed from Yelp. They claim to Yelp that you have reviewed the wrong location, never mind that they are operated as a chain. They had my unflattering review removed from several sites, including Yelp. Yelp removed the reviews claiming they violated the Content Guidelines.
They'll try to have this one removed as well. But again, here's my review:
We bought an Angie's List Deal of the Day for a basic garage door service and roller replacement for $49 or whatever it was. The tech was friendly enough at first, but there was a weird exchange over the order number. I didn't have an order number, and he felt I should have one because he didn't. All I had was the coupon, and the phone number I called to make the appointment. This seemed to annoy the technician, which, in turn, annoyed me. Not sure why I was responsible for pulling THEIR order number out of my butt.
Aaanywhoooo, as my gal predicted, the tech up-sold us on new springs, which were pitched by the him as nearly an emergency necessity. His voice was loaded with that perfect blend of matter-of-factness and doubt. Most homeowners have had something resembling this conversation: "Well, sir, hmmmm. You COULD leave those old springs up there, I guess. But old springs put extra strain on the motor, and they could fail. Replace those springs, or you could be looking at a motor replacement... But I don't want to push you into anything - it's totally your choice." Slick. So, once we agreed to replace the springs (at an additional cost of 300-something-dollars) he removed the old springs and replaced them with shiny new ones. But once the old ones were down, they actually didn't look or feel so bad after all.
From a $49 refresher for our (already working) garage door to a soul-crushing $349 unnecessary repair job. In the end, I honestly felt like I have felt after every carpet cleaning, refrigerator repair, stove repair, window cleaning, or car service, I have ever had done: I felt as though my ignorance had been taken advantage of. I truly believed there would be some sort of miraculous change, that my garage door would whisper open on the wings of angels and close like the drop of a pin. But the truth is that it still sounded exactly like it did before. Exactly. To top it off, a few days later several of the "top-quality" roller bearings jumped out of the track and the garage door got stuck. People: This is a garage door that has not failed once since I bought the property in 1998. Luckily, I was able to force the rollers back into the tracks and all is well.
I do not think this company is a bunch of rip-off artists, I really don't. I just think they do what these types of companies have been doing for years, and that is keeping the American economy rolling by selling you things you don't really need.
Let's see how long it takes for them to try to take this one down. read more