Alpha & Omega Stove & Sweep
About us
Located in Williamston, MI since 1998, Alpha & Omega Stove and Sweep serves a large portion of the state of Michigan, . With a knowledgeable and courteous staff (some of whom have been in the business for over 20 years), we make every effort to ensure a positive and educational experience. We hold a mechanical license with the state of Michigan. We are a full service chimney company, providing services for all things chimney/fireplace .
Business highlights
Services we offer
Chimney cleaning, animal removal from chimneys, dampers, fireplace masonry, inspection, installation, relining, removal, repair, repair, restoration & wood and gas fireplace/stove cleaning, tuckpointing & heating system safety inspections.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
| Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
|---|---|---|
| 78% | ||
| 6% | ||
| 5% | ||
| 4% | ||
| 8% |
"[Member Name Removed], We are not the the Alpha & Omega that performed the work at your home. We are located in the Lansing area. Sue"
Unreliable! Will not use again nor do I recommend to anyone!
To pay $189 for a gas fireplace inspection for a fireplace that does not produce heat and is for show only seems really high to me. I am more disappointed because I have had them come out before and do work and in the past were very professional and did an excellent job. I was disappointed this time. I am not sure if I would use them or not in the future. I marked yes because there is not an unsure option.
They then proceeded to tell me that I had a blockage in my chimney and they could not perform their services. After several phone calls with the owner, Steve, there was not a charge for coming to my house as they could not perform any services as they were hired to do. Steve indicated that the charge to clear the blockage would be a minimum of $500.00 and a stainless steel pipe would be $2500. but he did not want to clear the blockage on a separate trip, just do the entire job in one shot. Lots of money so had to think about it. The next day Steve actually told me that he did not want to do the job at all but then finally agreed to it.
I then got another expert to inspect my chimney and they found NO BLOCKAGE AT ALL. When I told Steve this information, he was very, very, very rude. He offered no explanation or apology. I don't think that this was a scam and but just the inexperience of the technicians with my type of chimney.
After this experience I don't think I would use this company or recommend them to anyone based on the owner's rudeness and lack of customer service.
"I began in the chimney business in 1992 in our Plymouth/Ann Arbor store. I have a mechanical license issued by the State of Michigan and have been nationally certified for 15+ years. Also, we are proud to serve a data base of 19,000+ clients. After reading the review, I must say, I thought the fact that we did not charge you for the initial visit, we set up a follow up visit for me, the owner, to confirm the concerns of our technicians and the fact that I said to you several times that "I really wanted to earn your business", you would not view us in a negative way. I'm incredibly proud of my guys for referring to me on a job where there is a potential blockage of a fuel oil furnace that has a clay liner only. The home is at least 50 years old and we always recommend a liner for a fuel oil furnace, as the exhaust from the fuel oil is Super corrosive and very hard on masonry liners. Also, the pail of broken clay liners at the bottom of the chimney near the clean out sent up a red flag to the guys as well. We would be willing to help you in the future if you so desire. Thanks so much."
"When we learned that our timeframe didn't match our client's, we immediately and cheerfully refunded his $115. We also offered to complete the job at no cost, but were declined. [Member's name removed] we'd still be happy to work with you if you want to give us a call."
Licensing
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