I hate to pile on but I can't tell if they are incompetent or deliberately dishonest, but I've had…read moremy home warranty company assign them 3 or 4 times now, and I've told them to stop.
1st issue -- they replaced a broken coil. Seemed fine, except now a year or two later that unit is already leaking freon again, and for some reason that three other companies can't figure out, air is colder in one set of ducts off that unit than the other, and this only started happening after this Fletcher job.
2nd issue - they replaced a dead furnace (motherboard part was bad and too old to be replaced). Except the unit doesn't always come on in extreme cold. They assured me the unit would come on under any conditions. Brought a couple tech's out and they couldn't solve the problem. We lived with space heaters on that floor through the winter.
3rd issue -- got to summer with that new unit and the cold isn't coming on -- AT ALL. Fletcher comes back out and diagnoses that the wires at the furnace end weren't sending signals all the way through to the condenser end. They could not diagnose it and tried all six wires (since I only needed two). No explanation. CEO comes out to double check and has the same answer. Their only solution was to sell me a $600 (out of pocket, warranty won't cover) wireless box so the furnace could communicate with the condenser, which never had problems before Fletcher started doing work in my house. I call my regular guy to get his opinion, he comes out, and in 10 minutes fixes it -- Fletcher had disconnected the wires. He reconnected them and suddenly my unit cools like a charm.
4th issue -- I call my usual guy out for regular maintenance. He finds: (1) a leaking coil (measurable and locatable) in one unit that Fletcher has never touched before -- but it's old and this is a problem that eventually comes up. (2) He finds broken and mis-installed pipes in the new Fletcher furnace described in step 2 above -- appx $1000 out of pocket repair job (no way am I calling Fletcher back under a warranty claim). I wonder if this will resolve my heater issues with this unit -- I'll find out this winter. (3) The coil that Fletcher installed as described in issue #1 above is now leaking freon again too, but he can't find the leak. Another "mystery" issue on a system Fletcher installed/repaired.
5th issue -- based on the new leaking coil discovered by my good tech team in the previous issue, I call my warranty company and place the claim, and specifically write "Do not send Fletcher." So my warranty company sends Fletcher. The usual tech comes -- who, btw is always VERY nice, and appears to be helpful and knowledgeable -- explains he can find and measure the leak, so he agrees, it's there. But because I had the system refilled the prior month when my tech discovered the leak, he has to report that it has enough freon in it, but he will explain the situation to the warranty so that the warranty company should still approve the claim. Two weeks go by -- nothing from the warranty company. I login and the claim shows as "resolved". I call up the warranty go, they say they need to hear from Fletcher and will chase them down. 2 more weeks go by, nothing. I call warranty co again, they call Fletcher with me on hold, and then come back and say "The receptionist at Fletcher said she closed it because your system has freon in it and is blowing cold air." So I have to re-explain the whole issue and the warranty company decides to send me a new tech, to restart the eval -- because Flether's internal communications broke down -- just like everything they install, apparently.