My experience is much like the others. I am a property manager in Breckenridge and, initially, tried to use Triangle on a residential standby generator project which I starting calling about in late October. First the process of getting on their schedule, after calling a few times and no one answering the phone (during their business hours) I finally got someone to answer, however they could not schedule anything, they had to have someone call me back "by the end of the week", basically it was a person to leave a message with. My message was apparently lost so I called back the next week and talked to the same person and repeated step one all over again. Finally I was able to get someone to call back and schedule a time to come out to look at the project. The project was a bit messy so the technician wanted to bring his boss in on it. They both came back (in a timely manner actually, the following week) and we put together a plan that they initially thought could be finished by the end of January (1 month from planning). Sure this may have been a bit of over promising but anywhere around that time frame would have been fine. After days of waiting for answers between text messages, I received one that said it looked like they could have it finished by the end of February. Right away I replied asking how to get on the schedule and how to go about payment. 6 days later I received a reply stating that they couldn't take on the project until May. So obviously we were going to go with someone else. It took one call to a reputable generator/electrical company in Denver to get scheduled, get a price, timetable, and turnaround plan of less than a month, and apparently they take jobs around Breckenridge quite often for this very reason. I wish I would have started there first. I am not sure of Triangle's quality of work because we never got that far. Needless to say this was a very frustrating experience. read more