Subject: Formal Complaint and Request for Reimbursement Due to Property Damage Caused by Team Enoch Technician
To Whom It May Concern,
On June 17, 2025, my daughter selected Team Enoch for routine air conditioning maintenance at her property after reading your 4.9-star rating on Angie's List. She expected professional and reliable service.
On June 18, 2025, your technician Tyler arrived at the residence for the scheduled maintenance. During the visit, Tyler strongly recommended a blowout, which my daughter initially disagreed with, but he insisted it was necessary to prevent future issues.
Unfortunately, within a couple of hours of his departure, my daughter received a video message from her tenant at 4:46 PM, showing a leak in the ceiling. She immediately called Team Enoch. A representative informed her that Tyler could not return because he had to pick up his son, and no other technician was available that evening. We were told someone would come the next morning.
By the following morning, the situation had worsened. At 8:15 AM on June 19, we called again because the leak had intensified and the ceiling was now cracking. Jess, your representative, stated Tyler would arrive around 8:50 AM.
I requested a supervisor to accompany him due to the severe damage. I also sent photos to Jess, who confirmed the issue was documented and said she would instruct Tyler to call a supervisor on site.
However, based on the video footage from 9:17 AM, Tyler did not contact a supervisor while on site. In the video, he tells the tenant that the cause of the issue was a faulty installation--specifically, a PVC pipe that had not been glued properly, and that it came loose when he performed the blowout. He stated Dry Force would be sent out for clean-up and that the company owner would discuss insurance coverage with my daughter.
We later learned that no such conversation occurred with the owner, nor was any formal plan in place to cover the damages. When we called Team Enoch again, your representative said Dry Force was being dispatched. This gave the impression that your company was taking full responsibility for the restoration.
However, later that day, I received a call from Steven, the supervisor, who stated Team Enoch would not cover the damages, blaming the original installer of the unit. I asked whether your technician should have checked all the AC lines before and after doing the blowout, and he responded "No", shifting blame entirely to the installer.
I then hired Farms Construction Co., whose technician evaluated the system the same day. He confirmed that a certified technician should have inspected all lines before and after performing a blowout, and that failure to do so directly caused the pipe to loosen and leak, resulting in water damage to the ceiling.
I am attaching the following:
The video of Taylor's admission
Documentation and a repair proposal from Farms Construction Co. totaling $3,140
The original Team Enoch invoice for $305, and the revised bill for $125 (excluding the blowout charge of $180)
Given the facts:
Your technician failed to properly inspect the AC lines before performing a blowout.
The resulting leak caused significant property damage.
Your company delayed in addressing the emergency, further worsening the damage.
The supervisor refused accountability despite video evidence and a professional third-party assessment. read more