
DDLC Energy
About us
We’re DDLC Energy, your local branch of HOP Energy. We’re one of the largest and oldest heating oil companies in the area. But there’s more to us than heating oil. We’re dependable. Friendly. And we’re really big on service. Our customers know that if it has to do with home energy services, we’re the people to call. You’ll find it all at DDLC Energy, including: - Competitive heating oil prices - Worry-free automatic oil delivery - Comprehensive service contracts - Budget-friendly payment plans - High-efficiency heating and cooling equipment - Electricity
Business highlights
Services we offer
Electrical. Heating & AC. Heating Oil.
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
| Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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| 68% | ||
| 14% | ||
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| 11% | ||
| 7% |
In December, DDLC showed up with another automatic delivery (which should have stopped when the landlord closed the account). Their current oil rate was $3.89 gal. I told them not to pump until we confirm with DDLC. I first called 3 other oil companies and each was around $2.60 gal. I called the landlord and was told that they had indeed canceled the service and we should NOT have gotten any more automatic deliveries. I then called DDLC and was told that we were still set up for receiving deliveries - at $3.89 (even though rates for other local companies were at $2.60).
I asked for a supervisor and spoke to Lorelei. She was very harsh and unprofessional and said that there was NOTHING she could do to help me resolve the problem. I told them not to deliver any more oil to my home and was told that I couldn't make that decision - it was up to the landlord!
I spoke to the landlord again and they assured me that the account with DDLC had been canceled and no more oil deliveries should be accepted.
A DDLC service agreement had also been prepaid until next May 2015. DDLC will not honor the service agreement if the auto delivery is cancelled.
I had asked DDLC about setting up an auto delivery in my name. They said that the minimum term is 12 months. I asked them what would occur if I moved before the 12 months ended? They said I would have to pay a $350 early cancellation fee!
We will definitely not be doing any more business with DDLC.
We have used them for 35 years to remind you about an annual cleaning and they did not do that this year.
The system chosen included an independent hot water tank, allowing for much better hot water capacity than typical systems. We also chose to install external combustion air.
The two workers were very professional and easy to work with. Some of the important issues:
--They were prompt, showing up when they said they would,;
- all work materials were cleaned up and the work site left clean at the end of day
-- carpet was protected during the work time
-- An issue with the thermostats was fixed at the earliest opportunity (next day)
-- Pertinent information about the system was provided
-- the work was very neat and professional
All in all, the work was done well, we have no issues and would not hesitate to use DDLC in the future
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