This is a satellite station of the main branch located in the tiny town of Lockhart, S.C. A few…read moreyears ago when I heated my previous home with propane ( had whats known as a gas pack heating and cooling system) . We used the route services of this company and never experienced any kind of problem. Our regular delivery driver was helpful and informative. This satellite station contains two giant sized propane tanks for the route drivers to fill their trucks with and located behind those are probably close to a hundred residential gas tanks. This is a dependable and respected company and I certainly recommend them based on my previous experience.

I had 3 trees destroy my chimney 2' below the roofline. Had it repaired. Went to Freeman Gas as…read moretheir phones were down and they gave me Mark Whitesides business card. He happened to have a cancellation in Cedar Mountain . He fit me in as he was a month out . He removed the vented logs, and filled a bucket of broken brick and rocks. Vacuumed it out and added new glowing sparkles. That evening I used the fire and there was no heat. Flue wouldn't close. I called Mark. He said he could not get back to me for a month. He was that busy .We agreed to 8am today December 19th and he was here early. Took everything out , cleaned. Let me check it as I'm in construction and it was fine. I have dealt with some trades that don't answer the phone or keep their word. Mark kept his word. A lot of people could have blown me off. I tried to write a check and he said no . Also , when he first had quoted me over the phone. He had added 50 just in case and he only charged me the lower amount that he quoted. If you need your fireplace serviced, I would call Mark even if you have to wait a month for him to get to you

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This company is the worst They ask for you to pay on line…read morewhich I do Then on the due date they send a new invoice saying you are late I know this review will not change their method of insulting their customers but I needed to vent

I rate Duke Energy three stars. It's OK…read more We've been Duke Energy customers in Chapel Hill since June 2020, so for about four years now. I also have a residence in Atlanta and have been a Georgia Power customer there since 2001, at two different Atlanta homes. My three-star rating for Duke Energy is based on comparisons of my experiences between Duke Energy and Georgia Power. It comes down to two main things: 1. I've experienced way more power outages with Duke Energy than with Georgia Power. It's not even close. There have been more outages in four years with Duke Energy than in 23 years with Georgia Power. I know there are many factors that can make some homes more susceptible to outages than others. The places I've lived in Atlanta are more urban and dense than where we live in Chapel Hill, but Chapel Hill isn't in the boonies either. In Chapel Hill, we live close to I-40, apartment complexes, shopping centers, and office parks. Also, the terrain and weather in Chapel Hill and Atlanta are similar. Therefore, it comes down to Duke Energy's grid simply being not as reliable as Georgia Power's. Duke Energy also has a lot of random power blips, which is annoying. 2. When there's a power outage, Duke Energy's mean time to repair is poor. I've experienced multiple outages where it took several hours per outage for power to be restored. On August 15-16, 2023, it took about 24 hours for power to be restored. I lost over a full workday because of it. Because I've experienced so many outages over the last four years, I've grown accustomed to the company's outage alerts, their online outage map, and I even follow Duke Energy employee Jeff Brooks on X (Twitter) for outage information: https://x.com/DE_JeffB Again, in 23 years with Georgia Power at two different homes, I can't recall experiencing any sort of extended outage. If there even is an outage, most of the time, it's just a blip. And I haven't gotten familiar with any of Georgia Power's outage alerts or tools -- because I haven't had to. As a retail customer, Duke Energy has had slightly lower electricity bills than Georgia Power. However, the difference is on the order of magnitude of about 1¢/kWh (not significant). Also, Duke Energy sent us a "free" box of 16 energy-efficient LED light bulbs (9W soft white, 60W equivalent) for being new subscribers back in 2020. That was nice. After four years, I've used seven of the 16 bulbs. We live near the Chapel Hill-Durham border, which is also near the Orange County-Durham County border. These two Triangle cities and counties, along with other Triangle cities and counties (e.g., Raleigh, Wake County, Chatham County) are in Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress overlapped territories. Duke Energy Carolinas is the old Duke Power that I grew up knowing in Guilford County. Duke Energy Progress is the old Progress Energy, which was the combination of the old Carolina Power & Light (headquartered in Raleigh) and Florida Power Corporation. The old Duke Power was and Duke Energy today is headquartered in Charlotte. According to our apartment's management, our complex is served by DEP. This Yelp listing is for Duke Energy's headquarters in Charlotte. It's where we've sent our payments. There's also a Yelp listing for Duke Energy in Durham here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/duke-energy-durham

Poor customer service. We have been customer's of theirs for 29 years. In the past they would do…read moreanything to please their customers. In the past year they started charging for the tank and auto refill service. Before you only had to buy a tank full each year . When I called for propane they said it may take up to ten days. They don't seem to care anymore.

They are a power company. The lights stay on for the most part; so they don't exactly deserve a pat…read moreon the back for keeping it that way. What they do deserve is contempt and disgust. Our poorest residents get charged an additional dollar every day because they are deemed uncreditworthy or lack the wherewithall to pay monthly. If only one person out of 30 Ashe county residents uses the pay-as-you-go "flex pay" option, then Blue ridge energy rakes in approximately $365,000 a year from our very poorest residents. They should be ashamed of themselves, particularly since that is essentially subsidizing charging stations for electric toys. Shame on you.

I LOVE Xoom Energy. When you view your bill thoroughly you will see that your gas portion of the…read morebill is very inexpensive. The portion of the bill that Atlanta Gas Light charges is a NON-NEGOTIABLE fee that is charged by every company that uses AGL lines. Also, in regards to the variable fee. ALL gas companies will place you on a variable rate after your term is over if you do not renew. I shared my rate of $.36 with my friend who was with another gas company and she was paying $2.09 per therm. I had two other one paid $1.79 and the other $1.99. It is our job to make sure we are not overpaying. I would also recommend to everyone that you place a reminder on your calendar to remind you to renew your plan before your contract is done. I have saved $100s of dollars and it took me making sure I do my part to make it happen.

In spite of trying to check rates as accurately as possible and inquiring about hidden fees and…read morecosts, our Xoom invoice comes to 15.7426 cents/kWh! This bill is FULL of previously-undisclosed fees. I can't recommend these people. Also, we were on vacation and missed our payment by one day. They charged us a $20 late fee plus $10 to write a late-fee letter even though we had elected to receive all communications electronically. Obviously, I can't complain about the late fee (we were late) but $10 to write a letter? Stay away from Xoom!