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    I just finished everything of a Tesla Wall Connector installation. Robert and Ryan performed the…read morework, and the charger working. Great! They did it on a very cold day. Thanks to Robert and Ryan! But I do have 2 issues with the sales. 1. They bill me $675 for handling township electric work permitting, and the township price is $250, a 170% markup. The salesman said it is because they have to hire high-priced inspectors. I told him the $250 township fee includes the inspection. He said I was wrong. The inspector came in today and was paid by the Township. I was right. 2. The sales tried to bill me $500 for a loose house electric meter. I told him that multiple workers in the past had checked and found nothing wrong with the meter itself. Just the screws to the wall were loose. We verbally agreed that the installation crew would re-check during work and would adjust the price accordingly. Robert and Ryan did check and found nothing wrong with the meter and re-attached it back to the wall, but still charged me $400 claiming they were not allowed to adjust more than $100. I would be happy to pay premium for honest job, but $875 out of the $2,468 I paid to Ampd is for nothing. I bought the connector separately. Robert and Ryan did a good job, but the sales process as a whole was less than honest.

    I didn't know what direction to go. I had a high estimate from one electrician and a low one from…read moreanother who wanted to put a receptacle in versus hard wiring. fortunately Amp'd was recommended by the Tesla website. They were very respnsive and professional throughout the process. Oddly, shortly after they competed their job my powerr went out. I called and they did what they needed to do which was to identify that the problem belonged to PECO not the work that they had just done. I am very satisfied so far.

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    Burkholder's HVAC

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    When we purchased our house several years ago, we priced A/C units from different companies…read more(current one was old and we are proactive). It included an air purification unit. Burkholders' price beat the other companies so we used them. After about a year, we had a problem with a pipe running from the new A/C unit to the house and issues were added that made that not a good experience. We've had BH guys during covid come to our house unmasked, without booties (we don't wear shoes inside) and it delayed getting work done and it was annoying. We considered switching to a different company for a yearly contract, it got that messy for us. We stayed with BH and hoped things would change or we'd change companies. In 2021, we asked a yearly maintenance fellow to check on the air purifier in in our attic. It's common placement around here. Guys have to go through a bedroom closet. Unfortunately, it's also not atypical - our last house (diff. state) had an entrance to the attic through a bedroom closet and people went up there without complaining. Last year in the summer, the BH guy said he wasn't going to check on it leaving the impression that there was no need to. Later, when Jeff Carr came to check on the heating unit, Jeff went up to the attic and said the filter needed to be replaced next time (as in this visit). I ordered it in advance with his filter info. Yay, Jeff Carr was the fellow who came back - masked with booties and was prepared with his ladder to replace the filter. He's great and assured us we can ask for him for all future visits. He also said to replace the filter yearly. No other guy from BH told us this and I don't know why but that's not good. But now, I'll keep one handy for yearly maintenance. In the past, I wouldn't have recommended Burkholders (hence no review and I was frankly too annoyed to even write a bad review). I'd ask for their policies in advance and ensure the guys come prepared. It worked this time. We now have a service fellow we trust. He made all the difference in the world for us and we are thankful. Jeff Carr gets 5 stars, so BH, please keep him.

    We have relied on Burkholder's for many years but this recent event was in stark contrast to the…read moreservice we had experienced in the past. So much so, that we will not being doing business with them ever again. Here are the details. Day 1, our heating system failed. We contacted their office immediately and was told to call back the next day due to high call volume. When we did, we were informed that the earliest available appointment, given the backlog and our lack of a current service contract, would be Day 10. Because of our long history with your company and our trust in your team, we chose to wait and endure the lack of heat. A technician arrived on the Day 10, diagnosed the issue, and determined that a part was needed. The part was not on the truck or available at your shop and would need to be ordered. Later that day, we were told the technician had missed the 4:00 p.m. ordering cutoff, even though he left our home around 2:30, and the part could not be ordered until Monday (Day 13). we were also told that no installation date could be scheduled until the order was placed. We expected a follow‑up call that day. After nearly two weeks without heat, we called on the afternoon of the Day 13 for an update. We were told that no status was available because it was a holiday and most suppliers were closed, but dispatch would contact us the next day. No call came on Day 14 or Day 15. We called again on the Day 16, explained the entire situation once more, and were assured someone would follow up. No one did. At that point, more than two weeks after our initial call and still without heat, we contacted another HVAC provider. They arrived the same day, had the necessary part on hand, and repaired the furnace immediately. After more than two weeks without heat, we were finally warm again. Late yesterday afternoon (Day 21), we received a voicemail from your office stating that the part had arrived and the repair could be completed today (Day 22). We called back this morning, reiterated everything that had transpired, and declined service. We fully recognize the strain that extreme winter weather places on HVAC providers and understand the consequences of not having a current service contract. However, we trusted that Burkholder's would still demonstrate timely communication, concern for our situation, and the level of service we had come to expect over many years. This experience has shown that our trust was misplaced. We will not make that mistake again.

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