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Posted by on August 27, 2007, 6:27 pm
> kjpro @ usenet.com wrote:
> >> Noon-Air wrote:
> >>>> Pretty much the same story here too. Probably the same everywhere.
> >>>> The home warranty companies usually install Payne here too. I knew
> >>>> they tried to stick the homeowner with recovery fees, but
> >>>> evacuation is a new one on me. Wonder how long it will be before
> >>>> they come up with equipment delivery fee, brazing fee, etc that is
> >>>> not covered. Trane is not alone in their ripoff pricing of a/h
> >>>> coils. Carrier is the same way. For about $50 more you can buy a
> >>>> whole a/h-- with a 5 yr warranty vs one yr on the coil. I could
> >>>> never figure out why a cased A coil costs half of what an a/h coil
> >>>> in a cardboard box costs, let alone the warranty. Then again, look
> >>>> at what they stick you for a condenser coil on resi sized units--
> >>>> more than a whole condensing unit. Larry
> >>>
> >>> There is a reason why I don't deal with *any* home warranty
> >>> companies...The home owner pays me PERIOD.
> >>>
> >>> Whatever is worked out with the warranty company is between them and
> >>> the home owner. I don't get involved.
> >>>
> >>> I have not had the coil cost issues with the Rheem coils.
> >>
> >> Home warranty's are a travisty for the Tradesman. They don't pay
> >> crap. I usually handle it the same way kpro does it. It's between
> >> the homeowner and the warranty company. I know what it takes to
> >> stay in business and keep my house running.
> >
> >
> > I don't know where you're gathering the info... but yes, that's how I
> > handle it. :-)
>
> I can fax it to ya. I asked and recieved the payment schedule from one
Home
> Warranty Company, and man, believe me, they pay crapo!
I was talking about how you quoted Noon-Air's post and thought it was me.
:-)
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