We paid almost 2K to have an electric outlet installed for our electric car in the garage.
After a few months of usage the charger would abruptly stop charging. After a couple of months of this issue, I emailed Jerry (Denise seems to manage the work orders and his schedule).
Jerry showed up within the day to check his work, but didn't have the part that would replace a potentially faulty breaker.
The next day Denise (his wife) communicated Jerry could come by with the proper part from Home Depot, but wouldn't be responsible for installing a bad part and thus a minimum charge of $250 for an hour of labor would be required to fix it.
Our question was why are we financially responsible when it's not our fault a faulty part was installed?
Denise became increasingly unprofessional and insulting when asked Where did I buy the circuit breaker from?
She responded That's what troubleshooting is I've wasted my whole morning discussing this we're so busy, we have so many customers and thus my customer status doesn't much matter to them (in saying as much).
So troubleshooting their bad parts on my dime is an acceptable business practice.
Jerry is very calm and he is professional himself.
It is not worth paying for a product that fails when they decide which parts to use and say their labor is warranteed forever. There's no warranty at all in that business practice.
If I bought a car and the starter broke within 6 months and the warranty was bumper to bumper, they wouldn't tell me it's not their fault the manufacturer made a bad part. Why is it okay here?
Bottom line, $2000 later and replacing THEaifaulty circuit breaker wasn't worth it to them to keep us as a customer.
Jerry, where are you addressing any of what I said in my review with your response?
Bottom line is the warranty is useless and Denise is unprofessional and disrespectful.