Gwyn Electrical Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Company Reviews (2)
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Description: Air conditioning & Heating Contractors - Residential, Water Heaters - Dealers, Boilers - New & Used, Generators, Air Conditioning Contractors & Systems, Electricians, Heat Pumps, Heating Contractors, Plumbers, Water Heaters - Repairing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Geothermal Heating & Cooling
Address: 3941 West Point Boulevard, Winston Salem, North Carolina, United States, 27103
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Review: The Gwyn Electrical Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Company charged me for a recovery motor for a Trane Unit that was fully warranted. I spoke with a gentleman named Roger at Gwyn who confirmed their companies' mistake. He agreed to replace the recovery unit with a Trane authorized motor; refund me the $432.00 that the company charged me for the recovery unit; and to provide me with a free service call in the Fall. Roger told me that they would replace the recovery unit the next day, but I had to call them numerous time before they actually showed up 5 days later. I have been calling Gwyn electrical Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Company numerous times in the last two plus weeks regarding the refund and I am routed to different people with whom I only get their voicemail and never receive a return call. I called again today July 27, 2015, and was once again routed to someone's voicemail whom I don't expect to receive a return call. This leaves me no other alternative, but to seek outside assistance with this matter.Desired Settlement: Please refund the $432.00 that I was charged for the motor that was on warranty as quickly as possible.
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In regards to the complaint issued on 07/27/2015, complaint # [redacted] involving Mr. [redacted], it is agreed that the response time from our service supervisor and service manager to get the order to have Mr. [redacted]'s check cut was unintentionally delayed. Mr. [redacted]'s motor was installed over a year ago, and was just brought to our attention within the past two weeks that the motor in question was still in warranty, and Mr. [redacted] should not have been charged for the part when it was installed. Last week it was agreed that Mr. [redacted] should have a check issued in his name for the balance due. The order was never placed with the payables department. Mr. [redacted]'s check has been cut by our company President, and will mail in the post on 07/29/2015.