Granola Engineering
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PETER A.
Mar 2014
On
12/5/2012, Jonathan White of Granola Engineering, purchased and installed 2-275
gallon oil tanks at our property. He
also serviced the 2 oil burners, cleaning the burners and replacing nozzles and
filters. The cost of the job was $830.
On
1/23/2013, less than 2 months later, tenants reported dark smoke coming from
the chimney and soot accumulating in the living spaces. Technicians from another company found the
boiler plugged, and repaired and cleaned
the oil burner, replacing the damaged nozzle, costing the property owner
$876. The property owner also paid for
cleaning of soot from tenant-occupied apartments, $947.31. Granola Engineering refused to take
responsibility and did not attempt to recify this issue.
In August
2013, an oil company technician was unable to add fuel to the new tanks that
Granola Engineering had installed in December 2012 because of a defective or
non-functioning "whistle." In September
2013, technicians from the other company had to perform oil line work, to
enable those same tanks. On November 5, 2013 and again December 19, 2013,
there were again problems filling the Granola tanks because of a venting
problem. These service problems with
the installation by Granola Engineering cost
$790. Each time, Granola
Engineering was called to rectify and correct his work. He was called several times to fix the
problems, and either was a no-show or simply refused.
12/5/2012, Jonathan White of Granola Engineering, purchased and installed 2-275
gallon oil tanks at our property. He
also serviced the 2 oil burners, cleaning the burners and replacing nozzles and
filters. The cost of the job was $830.
On
1/23/2013, less than 2 months later, tenants reported dark smoke coming from
the chimney and soot accumulating in the living spaces. Technicians from another company found the
boiler plugged, and repaired and cleaned
the oil burner, replacing the damaged nozzle, costing the property owner
$876. The property owner also paid for
cleaning of soot from tenant-occupied apartments, $947.31. Granola Engineering refused to take
responsibility and did not attempt to recify this issue.
In August
2013, an oil company technician was unable to add fuel to the new tanks that
Granola Engineering had installed in December 2012 because of a defective or
non-functioning "whistle." In September
2013, technicians from the other company had to perform oil line work, to
enable those same tanks. On November 5, 2013 and again December 19, 2013,
there were again problems filling the Granola tanks because of a venting
problem. These service problems with
the installation by Granola Engineering cost
$790. Each time, Granola
Engineering was called to rectify and correct his work. He was called several times to fix the
problems, and either was a no-show or simply refused.
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FAQ
Granola Engineering is currently rated 1.0 overall out of 5.
No, Granola Engineering does not offer free project estimates.
No, Granola Engineering does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Granola Engineering does not offer a senior discount.
No, Granola Engineering does not offer emergency services.
No, Granola Engineering does not offer warranties.