Sorry it took us so long to respond, but with no help from HomeStars we had to dig deep into our archives to put this puzzle together. As it turns out, service was provided at your home on April 20th, 2010. Three and a half years ago. We addressed your concerns the first time, verbally, when you called our office on April 30th 2010, and a second time, in writing, on July 17th, 2011, when you emailed us the same concern. At that time, at the completion of our correspondence, you wrote that “no further reply was required”, yet here we are again, three and a half years later, put in a position where we must reply to you. Our response today will be the same as in the past. Your wife Sandra, as an owner of the home, agreed to move the appointment forward in date and be the point of contact. Us calling to try and move an appointment sooner in date is a courtesy and well received by all. We do not force an earlier arrival date, we simply offered, and your wife saw the benefit in this offer, and accepted. It is not our place to tell your wife that she cannot be the point of contact if she wants to be. That is between you and your wife. Your wife Sandra, as the point of contact, was given a professional assessment and recommendations. We do not force repairs on our customers; you called us requesting repairs, not the other way around. We always look to our customers for authorization first and only proceed with work after receiving signatures as confirmation. Were we to assume that your wife was not competent in making these decisions? Of course not, we listen to our clients. You mention that we do not take responsibility for our actions, but the responsibility lies with the point of contact to ensure they get what they want by exercising their power to ask questions and voice concerns before any work is agreed to and completed. Our point of contact was Sandra, and Sandra wanted a new faucet. Sandra has not once contacted us to complain about the service we provided.
Reply created 9 Oct 2013