1. Jager Professional Gas Svc

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    Old Saybrook, CT

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    Jager Professional Gas Svc

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Wilcox Energy

    Wilcox Energy

    4.1
    (16 reviews)

    Lost our Heat at 3:30 am. Avery came and diagnosed the problem. Replaced some parts and within 25…read moreminutes the problem was corrected & we had our Furnace back heating our Home. We've been Customers of Wilcox Energy for 8 years. Avery , our Technician, is a knowledgeable, personable young man. Thanks so much!!

    We had an awful experience with this company. - They…read moreinstalled a defective furnace in our home that made a loud banging noise (likely a refurbished product). They gaslit us for weeks, saying we were imagining the noise. After multiple follow-ups initiated by us (they didn't want to fix it), they reluctantly admitted they heard the noise and installed the correct furnace. - According to the Town of Madison, Wilcox installed a water heater without obtaining the necessary permit for installation - proof they cut corners to save a few bucks at the expense of safety and compliance. - Upon requesting propane delivery, they delivered the propane to the wrong house (they are so incompetent that they couldn't even remember the house they delivered to), but sent us the bill! They acted like it was no big deal, showing complete disregard for the safe handling of dangerous gases. When they showed up at my house post-error (they assumed it was a gauge issue at first), they inexplicably didn't even bring propane with them to fill up the tank! Despite having "reliability" and a "commitment to customer satisfaction" plastered all over their website, the owner of the company said he "didn't have the authority" to make it right and offer a credit for the hassle and inconvenience. We were gaslit again, saying we were being too hard on them and wanted empathy for the team hustling amidst staffing issues. Based on our experience, this is a sketchy, dishonest and unreliable company despite the empty BS jargon on their website - not to mention their products and services are grossly overpriced compared to their competition. UPDATE BASED ON WILCOX DIATRIBE: In Julie's long-winded diatribe, she admits they installed a furnace that didn't work (even though she comically doesn't think "defective" is a fair word), didn't obtain a water heater permit (either before or after the installation) and delivered propane to the wrong address. She conveniently didn't address someone who claimed to be the "owner of the company" (who really wasn't) not having "authority to make it right," basically admitting their website jargon is complete BS. It would be lovely if Wilcox spent as much time doing their job (which they do very poorly) as they do writing encyclopedias in response to customer reviews. They're so incompetent that they don't even realize that saying "we don't gaslight customers" is gaslighting in its purest form. Lovely company.

    Spicer Gas

    Spicer Gas

    2.4
    (23 reviews)

    Spicer is the absolute worst. They consistently wait until the tank is at 15% capacity and blizzard…read moreand freezing conditions before attempting unsuccessful delivery. They also outright refuse to give an estimated date for delivery, illustrating their complete apathy toward an 85 year old homebound widow in the dead of winter. There are many other reputable and highly rated propane providers with consistently glowing reviews in the area to choose from.

    This Company and its owner are a Fraud. If your choose to do business with them buyer beware. Due…read moreto their wealth, political affinations, and entitlement they believe and stand by the statement that they are NOT REQUIRED to ADHEAR to the CT Home Improvement ACT or any other Connecticut Law Building Code Statute etc. However, Case law not Spicer Law has been set in stone and although Spicer has force others to settle out of court and sign NDA's for explosions, oil leaks, damages, fires, multi year law suits, etc. Spicer is not licensed or Registered as REQUIRED by DCP. They sent unlicensed workers to my property, never finished the work, refused to finished, and caused installed hundreds of feet of gas lined not to manufactures specification. Which were then never bonded and grounded. The property nearly exploded. They have been well aware of all the damages which they have documented. Yet, they continue to peruse litigation to ruin my life, finances, and health. I AM ONE OF A FEW PROPERTY OWNER THEY HAVE DONE THIS TO. The below Case Law is one of Many that Spicer Gas wants to Ignore as they continue to defraud customers. New England Custom Concrete, LLC v. Carbone, 102 Conn. App. 652 (2007). "" For this proposition, the plaintiff relies on this court's holding in Avon Plumbing & Heating Co. v. Fey, 40 Conn. App. 351, 358, 670 A.2d 1318 (1996), that "[t]he purpose of the Home Improvement Act is to ensure that home improvements are performed by qualified people." The plaintiff's reliance on Avon Plumbing & Heating Co. v. Fey, supra, 40 Conn. App. 358, is misplaced. That case involved the applicability of General Statutes § 20- 428 (4), which provides an exemption from the writing requirements of the Home Improvement Act for services performed by "any person holding a current professional or occupational license . . . ." (Internal quotation marks omitted.) Id., 353 n.3. The question [*664] for the court was whether an exemption that permits licensed plumbers [***19] to enforce oral home improvement contracts also permits such an action by a corporation that employs licensed plumbers. Id., 353." This court's interpretation of the statutory exemption as including a corporate employer provides no authority for exempting the plaintiff in this case from the [**341] writing requirements of § 20-429. If every registered home improvement contractor were deemed to be a person holding a "professional or occupational license," this limited exception would swallow the rule. The plaintiff's proposed construction of § 20-428 (4) would not only be inconsistent with the principles generally governing remedial statutes; see Fojtik v. Hunter, 265 Conn. 385, 392-93, 828 A.2d 589 (2003); but would also be irreconcilable with § 20-429 (f), which unambiguously provides that failure to comply with subdivisions (6) and (7) of § 20-429 (a) makes a home improvement contract unenforceable.

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