Just an awful experience. We have been a Rubino Service Co. for 10 Plus years including the Service and Maintenance Contract for our Heating and Air Conditioning Systems. We decided to replace our Hot Water Tank and called Rubino, they sent Lester Pae to give us an estimate. He wrote up the estimate and told us it qualified for the $300 New Jersey Clean Energy Rebate. We called to schedule the installation with Liz, Rubino’s Office Manager who told us that they complete all Rebate paperwork and submit for the Rebate in addition they file for the Required Township Permit. November 8, 2018, Joe P. came to remove old and install new Hot Water Tank. Joe was constantly on his phone talking and texting, with his phone on speaker we heard every conversation. Joe drained existing Tank and the Sediment into the wrong drain (condensation drain) causing the drain in the bathroom sink below to clog and flood the Main Floor resulting in $22,000 in damages to our home. When we noticed the flooding, Joe refused to help and said, you have a clog - just dry it up with some towels and went back to installing the new Tank. We asked him for a Wet Vac and for him to snake or plunge the sink to remove the clog. He told us he did not have either - his truck was not “equipped”. We called Rubino who sent someone with a Wet Vac, he took one look and said: “this is not going to help”. Finally, Rubino sent SERVPRO Restoration to try to mitigate the damages. SERVPRO’s site supervisor told us the wood floors were already gone and set up drying process. He also told us the Tank was incorrectly drained and the correct procedure is to run the drain hose into the nearest Toilet or Bath Tub (A full bathroom is next to where the tank is located). After numerous calls to Rubino to discuss how they planned to proceed and no answers we were told that Angela Rubino Hines, President of Rubino Services would be in touch and they were just the “go-between”. After more calls and no callback, we finally spoke to Angela Hines. She was rude, abrupt, and offered no answers or apology, and told us she had no one available to unclog the drain before Monday. She then started yelling the clogged drain was our fault which was NOT true. Five days later she sent her Master Plumber Lester Pae to unclog the drain. He confirmed the Tank was drained incorrectly and the sink clog was caused by the sediment from the Hot Water Tank and showed us the sediment he cleaned out. He questioned why Joe drained into the condensation drain and not the Toilet or Tub in the Bathroom next to the Utility Room with the Hot Water Tank. With no definitive information from Angela Hines, as to how she was going to proceed, on November 15 we filed a claim with our Homeowner’s Insurance who contacted Rubino and instituted a subrogation claim against Rubino, after which Rubino admitted liability. Angela did have Liz, her Office Manager call and email requesting payment. We called Liz and informed her that our Attorney and Insurance Company advised us not to make a payment or sign off on an Invoice until the Insurance Companies settled and our Insurance Company received payment in full. On March 25, 2019, our insurance company confirm the claim was paid in full. March 26th, we called Liz, and paid the invoice. We asked Liz about the $300 Rebate and she said it was already applied for and she would check on the status with Rose who handles Rebate Paperwork. Liz emailed us a paid Invoice which has printed on the top “Applying for $300.00 Rebate” with that we believed the Rebate was processed. On May 14th Jennifer from Rubino called to confirm our May 15th appointment for our yearly Air Conditioning Service. We asked her about the status of the Hot Water Tank Rebate and were told Rose takes care of the Rebate Program and she would leave her a message to call us back. Rose did not call us back. On May 15th we called and spoke to Rose, she said she knew nothing about the Rebate and no one left her any messages. She told us she never filed for the Rebate and it was now too late it must be filed within 180 days, even using November as the invoice date March was still well within the 180-day deadline. When we asked Rose why the paperwork was not completed and filed on time, her explanation was no one told her. Strange since our paid invoice clearly states “Applying for $300 Rebate”. We spent four plus months being inconvenienced while trying to get our home restored and repairs completed. We had to seek legal advice and completed mountains of paperwork. To make matters worse when we called the Township to schedule the permit inspection, we were told there was no plumbing permit request on file for our address. The Township had to contact Rubino to submit the paperwork for the required Permit. To add insult to injury now we are not even going to receive the $300 New Jersey Clean Energy Rebate. No one from Rubino has called-- no apology or attempted to salvage their reputation with us. Needless to say, we did not renew our Service Contract.