Aenoi Anderson
3 years ago
On January 2019, we, the current home owner purchased a residential property. Wright Total Indoor Comfort is the same company that initially installed the original furnace. They are also the same company that inspected the furnace before it was sold to the current home owner, me. During the home inspection, they didn't not perform a thorough inspection and reported no furnace defects or any major issues. So, we bought the property with the assumption that the furnace was in good working condition.
In October 2019, we, the current home owner called Wright Total Indoor Comfort to inspect our furnace, because it was not heating. After multiple visits with at least 6 technicians from Wright Total Indoor Comfort coming into our home to perform an inspection, we finally agreed for Wright Total Indoor Comfort to install a new furnace. What the technicians discovered was that the furnace is inoperable in its current condition. The original furnace installation was installed incorrectly by Wright Total Indoor Comfort, thus causing the furnance to have a condensation buildup. Eventually damaging the furnance and preventing it from heating.
On October 24, 2019, two Wright Total Indoor Technicians came to install the NEW furnace and they were here at my house from 1000 AM to 700 PM. Before they left, they told us that our thermostat was not compatible with the furnace they installed. Now, we have to pay more money for them to install a new Nest Thermostate. The company failure to disclose this beforehand is a testament to the quality of their technicians. When the technicians left that same night, we found out that our water heater had no hot water.
On October 25, 2019, in the morning I had to boil hot water from my kitchen stove at 0700 AM so that my children, age 4 and 6 are cleaned and ready for school. For families with children, having both hot water and a working furnace are critical. I was not happy about this. I was even more upset later today when I got a call from the front desk, Tiffany, below.
On October 25, 2019, the front office personnel, Tiffany, called me. She said that Wright Total Indoor Comfort will not come out to complete their work and fix whatever mistakes their technicians made the night before on my water heater until we pay them for the other half of the invoice. We have already paid half of the bill up front prior to them installing the furnace. The total cost for the furnace was about $4,000 and we have already paid $2,000 up front. This is not small change. The is a great example of a company not taking responsibility of the careless work of their technicians or even sending qualified technicians.
I would not recommend this company to anyone due to the following issues:
1. Poor customer service
2. Poor or unqualified technicians
3. Poor management/scheduling of work
4. Failure of the company to take responsibility of the inspections performed by their company.
This company has been been reported to the BBB.