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It went terribly. They were late, unresponsive, delinquent, rude and misquoted both price and policy. They tried to get me to replace nearly 75% of my system at a very high cost. When I pointed out the discrepancy in their pricing from what they initially told me, they acquiesced, but still did not reduce the over all price. They shifted the pricing to other aspects of the job. When I later asked for partial work to be done they tried to charge me for items that initially were quoted as free. When I pointed that out, the last response I got was abusive and unprofessional.
After I checked the system on my own, I found that the information I received from H2O seemed wrong. I called another company and found that in fact, the damage over the season was minimal compared to their assessment.. Good thing I called someone to verify the information, or it would have cost me a fortune to fix something that did not need fixing.
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