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Description: OILS-FUEL
Address: 316 N Market St., Mount Carmel, Illinois, United States, 62863-1519
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After purchasing oil thru Al's for the past three/four years (this is on the spot market) today I waited all day (not the first time) and had to cancel dinner plans because of their poor scheduling. I waited for my delivery all day long and when the oil truck finally guy showed up, around [redacted], the driver was rude yp "me" because "I" was upset at how long he had taken and how no one contacted me that my delivery would be "LATE." Between the rudeness of the driver and the office staff, I called them up and told them I was canceling my relationship with them. Customers shouldn't be treated like they're the ones who are wrong when a business messes up. A sincere apology would have been sufficient. I always thought that's the way business was supposed to work.
I used Al's Oil for a complete upgrade on my heating system. I got a new Biasi boiler, new Riello burner, new Buderus indirect hot water heater, and a new 275-gallon oil tank. Dealt mostly with James (the owner) from the beginning. He was knowledgeable, professional, reasonable, and respectful. I also got an oil delivery from him because his prices were great. The install went very smoothly, and they did an absolutely beautiful job for me. Everything was installed in a way that it's very clean looking and as aesthetically pleasing as a boiler could be. His prices also beat the competition's which always helps. I would highly recommend this company for anyone's future heating needs.
Al's Oil Service installed boiler and hot water heater, providing honest reliable service, including in line pricing, good kwowlege of systems, permits required, using quality products. Al's scores a 10 for doing the right job. Suggest getting a few estimates, then call Al's. You will see the difference.
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After purchasing oil thru Al's for the past three/four years (this is on the spot market) today I waited all day (not the first time) and had to cancel dinner plans because of their poor scheduling. I waited for my delivery all day long and when the oil truck finally guy showed up, around [redacted], the driver was rude yp "me" because "I" was upset at how long he had taken and how no one contacted me that my delivery would be "LATE." Between the rudeness of the driver and the office staff, I called them up and told them I was canceling my relationship with them. Customers shouldn't be treated like they're the ones who are wrong when a business messes up. A sincere apology would have been sufficient. I always thought that's the way business was supposed to work.