Summary: Intercounty neglected to bill for service contract, didn't fix a number of problems correctly, did not provide maintenance service paid for, and are an absolute failure in customer service. In order to receive delivery, one has to go with a service contract, went with the 'Silver' Plan which includes a cleaning and service/parts for approximately $150. 2008 season went uneventfully - "cleaning" appeared to take the better part of an hour, according to witness, consistent with our previous provider. There was an event where after the first fillup they indicated that a replacement fill pipe had to be installed with a "whistle", or they would refuse to make future deliveries. $170 later, we had a new pipe. Oddly, the previous provider had been filling the tank for years (at least since 2002) without issue. 2009 rolls around, we schedule the cleaning. Randy (later discovered to be the owner) spends not more than 15 minutes on the entire process, declares amazement about "how clean it is", and leaves. No receipt, no service card, nothing. It takes several calls to the office, there will be no return visit, but they mailed out a service card with "11/09 Cleaned" scrawled on it. We moved out of the house late November and kept the heat at 60 degrees. Jump to 1/4. I visited the house, inside temperature is in the 40s (!) and the furnace will not kick over. Oil is down to 1/4 tank. Call Tuesday morning 8:30 to insist on a prompt delivery, give precise instructions to office to call ahead so that the burner can be restarted. Entire day goes by with no call by 4:30 so I call back - "The man is in Conshohocken, they'll stay out until they're out of oil". So we wait - by 8:00 it's obvious they aren't coming. On Wednesday I call back around 11:30, demanding an explanation as to why no call. I'm told "Oh they came out yesterday". I insist that someone come out and get this sorted out, and Randy does. Furnace was temporarily restored for a $180 service call, while it should have been covered under contract if we were properly billed/invoiced. Allegedly a nozzle and ignitor were replaced (emphasis on allegedly). Stopped by the house Sunday 1/10, furnace off again, will not restart, interior temperature in low 40's - a very real risk of pipes freezing. Call Intercounty at 9:00PM Sunday, get machine. Call again 7:30 Monday morning, leave second message. Call at 9:00, phone rings but no pickup. Fearing the worst case situation, I called a master plumber who comes out and gets it all sorted out. Three hours later, we have discovered the following: Upon removing the lid of the unit, an inch of soot all around. This accumulation is far more than 2 months worth. Completely wrong nozzle installed, ignitor electrodes dirty and misaligned. There's a sticker right on the unit indicating the correct piece to use. There should be a gasket material around the perimeter of the lid. Completely burned away/missing. Exhaust pipe is finger-loose to the furnace and wall - no way this would ever pass Boro inspection. Test hole left open (should be plugged). Ignitor should be screwed tight for an airtight seal, instead flopping around on its hinge screws. By 4:00PM 1/11 Intercounty has STILL not returned any call, so I call in, ask for Randy, he's unavailable once again, and the call is not returned until 7:30 Tuesday. Amazing customer service.