This company is completely unethical, the worst case of taking advantage of the consumer I've ever…read moreseen. They are essentially preying on customers who are unaware of their despicable tactics. I switched to them originally from a mailer solicitation, which promoted a more reasonable rate. After the initial period, the rate skyrocketed. Unfortunately, I did not notice or compare to see how high it actually was, which is my bad. Their rate was $0.1699/kWh vs $0.069 at Pepco, hard to imagine how they can get away with charging so much. Fortunately, I was able to cancel them quickly through Pepco vs. it taking a couple business cycles through NAP. This is an expensive lesson learned and hopefully there are more lawsuits against them to right these wrongs.

Stay FAR away from this scam company. They cost me and my wife more than $20,000 over the past 6…read moreyears! I called today and found out they are charging me 17.99 cents per kilowatt and have been for almost 6 years, when RI energy charges 7.81 cents per kilowatt currently. What they do is they offer a slightly better rate than your current electric provider for the 1st year. Then after the 1 year contract expires they send you a renewal notice in the mail. If you fail to respond to their renewal notice (which they are banking on), they continue to service u and they gradually increase your rate over time so you do not notice it. I'm so upset I did not call in sooner and have been paying these scam artists well over double the rate that RI energy would have provided me. This company is such a scam. DONT DO WHAT I DID!

Connecticut Light and Power is truly the worst, most dangerous organization I have ever dealt with…read more Their ineptitude and self-righteous pursuit of their mixed-up policies parts so severely from any semblance of a rational approach to running a core utility that they are actually endangering the lives of their begrudging customers. Connecticut Light and Power is the preeminent example of the failure of state-enforced monopolies and the best example I could ask for to highlight the potential benefits of real customer choice. I signed up for Connecticut Light and Power service because it is the only option available in my apartment complex. During this lengthy initial phone conversation (their website, obviously, did not work), I was asked for my social security number. Now that I've witnessed the utter lack of ability of CLP's employees and management, my initial hesitation at handing over my social security number was fully warranted. I was told that I could proceed with a driver's license number. Why I could possibly need to prove my identity to a power company is fully beyond me. I want only to pay for services rendered and would think that my payment would be verification enough that I actually want the services rendered. They were willing to provide service for almost a month without identity verification, so, since payment is tantamount to identity verification, had they continued service through my first bill, my identity would have been verified at negligible additional cost (in fact, they would save the fees they pay to actually verify identities). Anyway, after providing my driver's license, in accordance with their policy, I was informed that they "couldn't verify" my driver's license number, whatever that means, and that I would need to mail in a notarized form that attested that I was, in fact, who I claimed to be. Presumably, the notary, looking at the same driver's license number that I had just furnished to them, would be able to "verify" my identity. Well, like many people moving into a new apartment, I had quite a few errands to run and things to take care of and, somehow, this ridiculous request slipped to the back of my mind. A bit less than a month later, I came home to find that my power had been shut off WITHOUT A SINGLE WARNING NOTICE, PHONE CALL, OR EMAIL. Even though someone had physically come to my apartment, they hadn't even had the decency to leave a handwritten note. Suddenly I remembered the ridiculous request of a month previous. Since I work for a living, I didn't get home until around 8:00 or 9:00, when I called CLP and explained the situation to their oh-so-helpful call staff. The first such robot responded that I should call back tomorrow during their business hours to talk to someone properly qualified to verify identities to CLP's exacting standards--neither they nor their manager could possibly help me. I protested that, as a diabetic, my insulin needed to be refrigerated to remain effective and was told that there was nothing that could be done--while they certainly had someone available earlier in the day to make a special trip out to my apartment to shut off the power, they had no such technician available now to turn it back on, BUT, even that was moot because, once again, this robot insisted that she did not have the authority to turn back on the electricity of a diabetic who couldn't prove he was who he said he was. I hung up and tried again. I got much further with the second robot who, presumably, skipped the final stage of her training lobotomy. After I explained the medical situation, she informed me that she could make ONE AND ONLY ONE medical exception during the lifetime of my service. If I cared to exercise that get out of jail free card this time, she could see if any technician was available to restore power and if, out of the kindness of this unnamed hero's heart, he deemed me worthy of his help, this diabetic would not have his life-saving medicine forcibly spoiled by the ineptitude and callousness of Connecticut Light and Power. Thankfully, that lone, unnamed hero was up to the task, came over, and restored my power by 11:00. That was the sole bright point in an otherwise horrific dealing with Connecticut Light and Power. Had I been on a respirator or in need of another powered medical apparatus, Connecticut Light and Power would have killed me yesterday and they don't give a damn. I urge anyone in Connecticut, suffering under their forced patronage of Connecticut Light and Power to follow me to http://www.energizect.com/compare-energy-suppliers/compare-supplier-options and switch to any other electric supplier so they can, at the very least, minimize their payment directly to the de

Michael was at my house today to service my boiler. He was very polite and the service was…read moreexcelente and ny burner works great. ROBERT MILLER

If I could give zero stars I could. Firstly, I have been a loyal customer of Westmore for 33…read moreyears. Secondly, most of their technicians are great - the one I had last week was exceptional. I wish I had written down his name. I have had no heat for 24 hours and counting. This is after my boiler broke last week. It was clogged, needed a new part, and the wonderful technician fixed it within 3 hours. Yesterday, I come home from work to a freezing house. Call Westmore at 5:40 pm - told if I don't hear anything in 2 hours to call again. I call again at 7:40 pm only to be told by a very frustrated dispatcher that there are 60 people without heat and I won't be seeing anyone last night. Further, he said it looks like I am OUT OF OIL! What??? I have a service plan, am on automatic delivery and I'm out of oil. Further insult to injury, the tanker showed up this morning, filled the tank and still no heat. I've now called Westmore 5 times since last night and still no HEAT. I understand it has been incredibly cold - but Westmore, do better for your loyal customers, hire temp people to handle the load, there has to be a better way. I sign off STILL WAITING FOR HEAT

Now, I do think this is one of the best libraries around. It's a lovely spot serving the…read morecommunity. Such a beautiful hub for people of all ages. We are so blessed around Connecticut to have wonderful libraries all over.

The absolute best library. Gigantic--so many places to sit to get work done/study as well as…read morecouches for leisurely reading. Three floors! Could spend days there rotating through different study spots Even has an art gallery upstairs with rotating exhibits! Also upstairs is an audio area to listen to vinyl (and extensive collection of vinyls). Lots of outlets in each workspace area. Very clean, plenty of windows for natural light. The bottom floor has a cafe with a lot of food options. You can only eat in the cafe area, but the options are so diverse (sandwiches, pizza, nuggets, small frittatas) and coffee is very cheap as well. Even the cafe area has a section of outlets. Multiple self check-out desks, both on bottom floor near the cafe and on the main floor. Also several help desk stations (bottom floor, two on main floor, and on top floor). My happy place. Makes studying more bearable.

I LOVE Tribeca Beverage Company. I really appreciate the customer service. They are so…read moreaccommodating & always answer the phone. I've never had any problems with delivery or anything else for that matter. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a water service. And I love that they have 5 gallon GLASS bottles with a bottom feeder.

Very pathetic and unprofessional company. Based on overall attitude of the owner about the recent…read moreissue. He is lacking analytical and logical skills who would rather keep his two horribly offensive delivery people, not to discipline them and possibly put himself into a much worse legal predicament later. Seemingly, it stems from the fact that he cannot replace them, lacking resources for more skilled staff. Or some other reason. The mechanical condition of the delivery truck should also be evaluated since the traction of wheels should not produce this kind spinning, possibly tires too bald, should be verified with state authorities as well. Everything starting with stuck getting stuck due to failure to just back out, unauthorized attempt to do U-turn, especially if you are lacking the skills to maneuver between the obstacles. What seemed to be no challenge for previous two trucks completing deliveries within the last day or two, personal vehicle and even a sport car, this fellow had an overblown issue. However, being stuck should not have risen to being an assholes or disrespect and insult the customer. It is part of doing business and ought to be treated as temporary issue. Thankfully, with my mechanical assistance and direction they were able to back out finally. What took place before and after should have been enough for the owner to fire these two people immediately. Specifically, the driver's assistant was blaming, belligerent and attempted assault by advancing on the customer. After a verbal push back and standing the ground, he backed off. Upon, the eventual departure the driver arose to yelling , throwing insults, and threatening. I explained to the owner of the Tribeca company that I have video surveillance and audio recording of complete interaction from many angles; I provided him with some copies to begin his inquiry. Even before speaking to these two, he seemed be on the path to justify the behavior of these two-ghetto style, tongue loose home boys by coming with various excusable scenarios and psychological nuances of hard work and travel. He called back a day later implying that he is not taking any disciplinary action nor is able to assure me if these "two idiots would not piss into my water next time". The fact that there was a physical threat, insults, microphone picking up these two calling my wife "cunt" for not stopping them when she opened the gate is not enough to take responsibility. He cancelled my account.

This company is great. I can't say enough good things about the quality of service and the…read moreprofessionalism of everyone I've spoken with or had come to my home.

We are getting older and we noticed we needed a bathroom facility that we could use comfortably and…read moresafely. We called Joe, our plumber. Joe outfitted our main bathroom with a commode and safety bar that make our bathroom easier to use. It was so good, we had him do the same to a second bathroom! Please don't hesitate to call Joe and his team at Pickwick for your plumbing needs. Thanks, Joe!

My consult visit was very confusing the gentleman who came to my how to check my central air…read moremachine because I was having problems where the house was not heating properly. He stated just by listening and touching the vent that he felt it was clog. I explained to him I already had service the machine where the board of the machine was replace so it couldn't been that it was clog. He was very adamants about it. Due to extreme weather my home stay @50 degrees I wanted over a month and half . I couldn't wait I called in explain it was too cold and need services they stated for someone to come sooner it will be an extra $400 charge. Due to circumstances I agree they came out as the guys was cleaning and checking everything I was asking question and explaining the to them the house doesn't get warm. They stated it wasn't clog or in the fact dirty. After they finished they stated they will have someone one reach out to me regarding there was no issue. No one reached out to me but yet the issue issued still remain. It ashamed and a disgraceful how company charges so much and doesn't follow up on there customers. I wouldn't recommend this company to no one

Called this Company because of a very positive experience with Adam three or four years ago. Do…read morenot hesitate to use this group of professionals. Nice to find it is still out there.

they were fast and solve my problem. very recomended, they were accurate and polite. they are very…read moregood and reliable.

Twice this Greenwich-based company has come to my house on a weekend to save a drain that…read moredesperately needed to be unclogged. They are great, and I would highly recommend this professional group of talented and honorable men who really care about their customers.

If you missed this month's Sidewalk Sales Days sponsored by the Chamber, you missed some great…read morebuying opportunities. As a rep based in Greenwich for a client covering many states, I foresee 3-5 sales at a minimum resulting from our participation. Marcia O'Kane, Executive Director of the Chamber, stopped by twice during the event, as did the organizer from TMK Sports & Entertainment, Tammy Ketler. On her first visit, Marcia was wearing a dress bought at last year's sales days. Do as I do! Great example. Think global, buy local. Maintain the American Dream of business ownership.