Leezer Mechanical, LLC

The process for a service call for [redacted] is as follows We the contractor are sent to the home of the customer to diagnose the problem(which we did) We contact the Home Warranty and give them the diagnosis(which we did) IF the Home Warranty chooses to fix the issue, depending on the type of contract their customer has, the Home Warranty performs the following steps: Depending on the type of contract the customer has chosen with the Home Warranty, the Home Warranty decides how much the customer will pay for the job Once the Home Warranty has worked out costs according to the customers contract - they call the customer and give them a FULL detailed list of what price amount the customer will be responsible forThe customer is encouraged to write down exactly what the Home Warranty requires them to pay so that they have a list of everything(this was done) Once the customer accepts the price they are to pay the Home Warranty calls the contractor and gives the amount the customer is to pay the contractor upon the day of installation(this was done) By-the-way: The Home Warranty also advises we contractors to collect the amount that the Home Warranty and the customer had agreed upon before any work beginsThis is due to so many unfortunate experiences where customers, once the units are installed, they refuse to pay the contractor All the hard work and supplies that the contractor has completed, installed and paid for is for naught, if the customer does not pay With the customer fully aware of their amount and and a detailed list of what will be installed which was given to them by the Home Warranty per their contract; then the Home Warranty orders the equipment The contractor is then advised to schedule an appointment(which we did) Upon installing Ms [redacted] 's unit, one of the items that she was required to pay for was a drain panNormally a horizontal unit - a unit which is in the attic and lays on its side is required by law to have a drain pan underneath itThis way if the unit has a leak somewhere if the future due to age or lack of proper maintenance, then the drain pan will catch the water This keeps it from leaking into the ceiling and ruining the ceilingThis unit however, did not need one and upon realizing this during the installation, naturally the customer was NOT charged for itOur apologies were conveyed The permit which Mrs [redacted] s refers to is $per unit and is required by law We charge $for the permit, and this is why: the Lexington Building and Codes requires the techs to physically travel to their office, wait in line and purchase the permit My techs are $an hour With the round trip in gas, hourly wage and the price of the permit, we actually loose money on getting the permit But since it is the law we do it Show me a business that does NOT add an administrative fee when an employee has to travel and wait in line to obtain a legal permit or documentRemember this is a government office and waiting in line there is much like waiting in line for the DMV Sometimes it is hours As of it is the law that it is the home owner's duty to call the inspection office and set up an appointment for an inspectionWhich really, is common sense, because the contractor does not know either the homeowner's schedule or the inspector's scheduleTherefore it is best the two coordinate without the contractor

The Home Warranty Company ordered Mr [redacted] 's condenser The condenser was damaged during shipment and the supply house assured me they would order another oneWe were told by the supply house it would be in different times, thus we scheduled Mr [redacted] three different timesWe were just as frustrated as Mr [redacted] Finally the unit arrived and we were able to install it for Mr [redacted] By the way, my secretary, [redacted] spoke with Mr [redacted] and Mr [redacted] indicated he was going to retract this complaint

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.This company is the most unprofessional company I have ever dealt withI should not have to call someone multiple times (without response) to get an invoice that should have been provided to start withI just want this company to be inspected so that this joke of a company does not put anyone else through all the issues that we had to endureI was texted by the owner one evening which was the only way I could correspond with her at allAfter I said to not text me anymore due to it being late and I had to work the next morning she texted me againWe should not have had to miss work a second time for something that should have been done the first time (per inspector)I was threatened by the owner that she would put a lean on my home is I did not pay herI was planning on paying gee once invoice was providedI should not have had to go through such an ordeal just to get an invoice which should have been provided before the job was completedRegards, [redacted] s

1) Ms [redacted] s was given a complete detailed list of her non-coverages - per her contract - with the Home Warranty Company by both the Home Warranty Company and from Leezer MechanicalLeezer Mechanical sent it to Mrs [redacted] 's email address 2) Our Master's License is legal throughout the entire state of KentuckyThe test and the yearly training for the upkeep of the license insures thatThe address as to where the Master HVAC lives has nothing to do as to where he is officially licensedMany Masters have taken tests in numerous states and have valid and legal licenses to practice in those states simultaneously, despite where they choose to liveOur Master HVAC travels daily from Louisville to Lexington and throughout the surrounding areas to insure quality of work 3) The Single Wall Vent Pipe was installed because way the unit was positioned so close together and the way the house was built around it we could not get the Double Wall Vent Pipe in there securely without tearing out equipment and pieces of the houseThis is what happens when a house is poorly planned and built just for profit by large cooperate buildersMany homes in Lexington, such as this one have the units up in a small, low ceiling attic, positioned horizontally and very crammed together: which makes it seriously difficult to repair or replace the furnace, coil and air conditionerIf you think about it these are the biggest pieces of equipment in a house and they should be given room to be easily inspect and repaired, but they are not It was extremely difficult to put another piece of double wall on there because they do not make 1/foot links Until recently the Single Wall Vent Pipe was up to CodeOur technician called the inspector and described what he did The inspector said he would have to look at itWhen the inspector examined it he advised we install a Double Wall Vent Pipe, which we did immediatelyWe purchased all new double wall and replaced it from where it traveled from the furnace to the roofThe install passed inspection after that

Leezer Mechanical installed an evaporator coil in Ms***'s house at the request of [redacted] , whom we contract forThe process of [redacted] in regards to customer payment is as follows: 1) [redacted] sends a contractor (such as Leezer Mechanical) to the customer's house to diagnose the issue 2) The contractor then calls [redacted] and tells them what the diagnosis is and what supplies or units need to be ordered 3) [redacted] then charges the customer according to the type of contract the customer hasSome customers have a type of supreme coverage- which usually covers everything - and some customers have the barest minimum coverageFor example: the installation of a coil can be up $or $1,A customer with supreme coverage might have to pay anywhere from $to a few hundred dollarsA customer with the barest minimum coverage might have to pay almost all of the costs 4) Before [redacted] sends the contractor out to finish the repairs or installation - [redacted] calls the customer and notifies them as to what portion of cost that the customer must pay in order for the repair to be completed 5) The contractor then schedules the repair or installation of units 6) The contractor completes the repair or installation 7) Before the contractor leaves the house, the customer is asked for their portion of the payment for the completed work 8) The customer pays the contractor This is the process, which Ms [redacted] was well aware of, All of [redacted] customers understand this processI mean, this is in their contract — it is a major part of their contract When my installer finished installing the evaporator coil for Ms [redacted] he asked for her portion of the payment which she and [redacted] agreed upon before my installer ever set foot in her house to complete the install She refused to pay and kicked my installer out of the houseWe do not argue or harass the customer when they refuse to pay AHS actually encourages all contractors to collect payment before the technician begins the job because this is such common a problemAnd they encouraged me once again, again to make this our policy We tend to believe that people will pay what they owe, so we usually wait till the job is done before we ask for payment At this point the installer called [redacted] and advised them of the situation [redacted] immediately called Ms [redacted] while my installer was still there and told her she had to pay $of the original $payment she had agreed to pay long before my installer set foot in her house to complete the jobFinally after the insistence of [redacted] , Ms [redacted] wrote a check for 75.00, gave it to the installer and demanded he leave her property immediately which he did When my installer left the property the house was already cooling off and the newly installed A-coil was performing its duties exactly as it should I will be happy to send a tech to pick up whatever equipment was left behind in the violent commotion of the momentHe could very well not go back down to the basement to retrieve the equipment when he was ordered to leave the premisesAnd as I indicated earlier, my techs and installers do not argue with the customers Since this situation with Ms [redacted] it is Leezer Mechanical’s policy to collect payment for the repair or installation before the repair has begun Sincerely, Leezer Mechanical

I was very specific & clear in my last letter and addressed all her issuesThe installers were a man/wife team of years, very capable & professional

The Home Warranty Company ordered Mr***'s
condenser The condenser was damaged during shipment and the supply house
assured me they would order another oneWe were told by the supply house
it would be in different times, thus we
scheduled Mr*** three different
timesWe were just as frustrated as Mr***Finally the unit arrived
and we were able to install it for Mr***By the way, my secretary, *** spoke with Mr*** and Mr*** indicated he was going to retract this
complaint

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.This company is the most unprofessional company I have ever dealt withI should not have to call someone multiple times (without response) to get an invoice that should have been provided to start withI just want this company to be inspected so that this joke of a company does not put anyone else through all the issues that we had to endureI was texted by the owner one evening which was the only way I could correspond with her at allAfter I said to not text me anymore due to it being late and I had to work the next morning she texted me againWe should not have had to miss work a second time for something that should have been done the first time (per inspector)I was threatened by the owner that she would put a lean on my home is I did not pay herI was planning on paying gee once invoice was providedI should not have had to go through such an ordeal just to get an invoice which should have been provided before the job was completed. Regards,*** ***s

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Regards,*** ***s
due to the companies lack of communication my husband had to lose two days work to get this issue fixedThe proper double wall vent tube was not installed the first time therefore another day's work was missed to fix the problemThe business is not properly liscened in Lexington as wellThe company did not supply proper invoice until I put stop payment on the check in order to get a response from the company

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the
Regards,
*** ***
This is not true, the installer shown up at my house 1st of all with his girlfriend, and there was not problem until the lady at the office advised him to disconnect my unit,, only because I was advising her that I had spoken to the warranty company and idid not owe them this money for the service call, this is were the issue started, I did have the warranty company to call Leezer and the woman would not answer it went into office voicemail, he nervier shown any paper work to me and as of todaY I'VE NOT RECIEVED ANYTHING FROM lEEZER NO RETURN CALLSi called my negibor over to witnees the check and the mess that was left in my basement.since them I have called another contractorFour Seasons to correct the erors that leezer didand they hauled my old unit awayI do have all their information
This response is not so at all
*** ***

The process for a service call for *** *** *** is as follows.
We the contractor are sent to the home of the customer to diagnose the problem(which we did)
We contact the Home Warranty and give them the diagnosis(which we did)
IF the Home Warranty chooses to fix the issue,
depending on the type of contract their customer has, the Home Warranty performs the following steps:
Depending on the type of contract the customer has chosen with the Home Warranty, the Home Warranty decides how much the customer will pay for the job
Once the Home Warranty has worked out costs according to the customers contract - they call the customer and give them a FULL detailed list of what price amount the customer will be responsible forThe customer is encouraged to write down exactly what the Home Warranty requires them to pay so that they have a list of everything(this was done)
Once the customer accepts the price they are to pay the Home Warranty calls the contractor and gives the amount the customer is to pay the contractor upon the day of installation(this was done)
By-the-way: The Home Warranty also advises we contractors to collect the amount that the Home Warranty and the customer had agreed upon before any work beginsThis is due to so many unfortunate experiences where customers, once the units are installed, they refuse to pay the contractor All the hard work and supplies that the contractor has completed, installed and paid for is for naught, if the customer does not pay.
With the customer fully aware of their amount and and a detailed list of what will be installed which was given to them by the Home Warranty per their contract; then the Home Warranty orders the equipment.
The contractor is then advised to schedule an appointment(which we did)
Upon installing Ms***'s unit, one of the items that she was required to pay for was a drain panNormally a horizontal unit - a unit which is in the attic and lays on its side is required by law to have a drain pan underneath itThis way if the unit has a leak somewhere if the future due to age or lack of proper maintenance, then the drain pan will catch the water This keeps it from leaking into the ceiling and ruining the ceilingThis unit however, did not need one and upon realizing this during the installation, naturally the customer was NOT charged for itOur apologies were conveyed
The permit which Mrs***s refers to is $per unit and is required by law We charge $for the permit, and this is why: the Lexington Building and Codes requires the techs to physically travel to their office, wait in line and purchase the permit My techs are $an hour With the round trip in gas, hourly wage and the price of the permit, we actually loose money on getting the permit But since it is the law we do it.
Show me a business that does NOT add an administrative fee when an employee has to travel and wait in line to obtain a legal permit or documentRemember this is a government office and waiting in line there is much like waiting in line for the DMV Sometimes it is hours.
As of it is the law that it is the home owner's duty to call the inspection office and set up an appointment for an inspectionWhich really, is common sense, because the contractor does not know either the homeowner's schedule or the inspector's scheduleTherefore it is best the two coordinate without the contractor

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint.? For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Regards,*** ***s
due to the companies lack of communication my husband had to lose two days work to get this issue fixedThe proper double wall vent tube was not installed the first time therefore another day's work was missed to fix the problemThe business is not properly liscened in Lexington as wellThe company did not supply proper invoice until I put stop payment on the check in order to get a response from the company.?

The process for a service call for *** *** *** is as? follows.?
We the contractor are sent to the home of the customer to diagnose the problem(which we did)
We contact the Home Warranty and give them the diagnosis(which we did)
IF the Home Warranty chooses to fix the issue,
depending on the type of contract their customer has, the Home Warranty performs the following steps:
Depending on the type of contract the customer has chosen with the Home Warranty, the Home Warranty decides how much the customer will pay for the job
Once the Home Warranty has worked out costs according to the customers contract - they call the customer and give them a FULL detailed list of what price amount the customer will be responsible forThe customer is encouraged to write down exactly what the Home Warranty requires them to pay so that they have a list of everything(this was done)
Once the customer accepts the price they are to pay the Home Warranty calls the contractor and gives the amount the customer is to pay the contractor upon the day of installation(this was done)
? By-the-way: The Home Warranty also advises we contractors to collect the amount that the Home Warranty and the customer had agreed upon before any work beginsThis is due to so many unfortunate experiences where customers, once the units are installed, they refuse to pay the contractor? All the hard work and supplies that the contractor has completed, installed and paid for is for naught, if the customer does not pay.?
With the customer fully aware of their amount and and a detailed list of what will be installed which was given to them by the Home Warranty per their contract; then the Home Warranty orders the equipment.?
The contractor is then advised to schedule an appointment(which we did)
Upon installing Ms***'s unit, one of the items that she was required to pay for was a drain panNormally a horizontal unit - a unit which is in the attic and lays on its side is required by law to have a drain pan underneath itThis way if the unit has a leak somewhere if the future due to age or lack of proper maintenance, then the drain pan will catch the water? This keeps it from leaking into the ceiling and ruining the ceilingThis unit however, did not need one and upon realizing this during the installation, naturally the customer was NOT charged for itOur apologies were conveyed
The permit which Mrs***s refers to is $per unit and is required by law? We charge $for the permit, and this is why: the Lexington Building and Codes requires the techs to physically travel to their office, wait in line and purchase the permit? My techs are $an hour? With the round trip in gas, hourly wage and the price of the permit, we actually loose money on getting the permit? But since it is the law we do it.?
Show me a business that does NOT add an administrative fee when an employee has to travel and wait in line to obtain a legal permit or documentRemember this is a government office and waiting in line there is much like waiting in line for the DMV? Sometimes it is hours.?
As of it is the law that it is the home owner's duty to call the inspection office and set up an appointment for an inspectionWhich really, is common sense, because the contractor does not know either the homeowner's schedule or the inspector's scheduleTherefore it is best the two coordinate without the contractor.?

1) Ms***s was given a complete detailed list of her non-coverages - per her contract - with the Home Warranty Company by both the Home Warranty Company and from Leezer MechanicalLeezer Mechanical sent it to Mrs***'s email address.?
2) Our Master's License is legal throughout the entire state of KentuckyThe test and the yearly training for the upkeep of the license insures thatThe address as to where the Master HVAC lives has nothing to do as to where he is officially licensedMany Masters have taken tests in numerous states and have valid and legal licenses to practice in those states simultaneously, despite where they choose to liveOur Master HVAC travels daily from Louisville to Lexington and throughout the surrounding areas to insure quality of work.?
3) The Single Wall Vent Pipe was installed because way the unit was positioned so close together and the way the house was built around it we could not get the Double Wall Vent Pipe in there securely without tearing out equipment and pieces of the houseThis is what happens when a house is poorly planned and built just for profit by large cooperate buildersMany homes in Lexington, such as this one have the units up in a small, low ceiling attic, positioned horizontally and very crammed together: which makes it seriously difficult to repair or replace the furnace, coil and air conditionerIf you think about it these are the biggest pieces of equipment in a house and they should be given room to be easily inspect and repaired, but they are not?
It was extremely difficult to put another piece of double wall on there because they do not make 1/foot links? Until recently the Single Wall Vent Pipe was up to CodeOur technician called the inspector and described what he did? The inspector said he would have to look at itWhen the inspector examined it he advised we install a Double Wall Vent Pipe, which we did immediatelyWe purchased all new double wall and replaced it from where it traveled from the furnace to the roofThe install passed inspection after that

The Home Warranty Company ordered Mr. [redacted]'s
condenser.  The condenser was damaged during shipment and the supply house
assured me they would order another one. We were told by the supply house
it would be in 3 different times, thus we scheduled Mr. [redacted] three different
times. We...

were just as frustrated as Mr. [redacted]. Finally the unit arrived
and we were able to install it for Mr. [redacted]. By the way, my secretary, [redacted] spoke with Mr. [redacted] and Mr. [redacted] indicated he was going to retract this
complaint.

The process for a service call for [redacted] is as follows. 
We the contractor are sent to the home of the customer to diagnose the problem. (which we did)
We...

contact the Home Warranty and give them the diagnosis. (which we did)
IF the Home Warranty chooses to fix the issue, depending on the type of contract their customer has, the Home Warranty performs the following steps:
Depending on the type of contract the customer has chosen with the Home Warranty, the Home Warranty decides how much the customer will pay for the job.
Once the Home Warranty has worked out costs according to the customers contract - they call the customer and give them a FULL detailed list of what price amount the customer will be responsible for. The customer is encouraged to write down exactly what the Home Warranty requires them to pay so that they have a list of everything. (this was done)
Once the customer accepts the price they are to pay the Home Warranty calls the contractor and gives the amount the customer is to pay the contractor upon the day of installation. (this was done)
 By-the-way: The Home Warranty also advises we contractors to collect the amount that the Home Warranty and the customer had agreed upon before any work begins. This is due to so many unfortunate experiences where customers, once the units are installed, they refuse to pay the contractor.  All the hard work and supplies that the contractor has completed, installed and paid for is for naught, if the customer does not pay. 
With the customer fully aware of their amount and and a detailed list of what will be installed which was given to them by the Home Warranty per their contract; then the Home Warranty orders the equipment. 
The contractor is then advised to schedule an appointment. (which we did)
Upon installing Ms. [redacted]'s unit, one of the items that she was required to pay for was a drain pan. Normally a horizontal unit - a unit which is in the attic and lays on its side is required by law to have a drain pan underneath it. This way if the unit has a leak somewhere if the future due to age or lack of proper maintenance, then the drain pan will catch the water.  This keeps it from leaking into the ceiling and ruining the ceiling. This unit however, did not need one and upon realizing this during the installation, naturally the customer was NOT charged for it. Our apologies were conveyed.
The permit which Mrs. [redacted]s refers to is $105.00 per unit and is required by law.  We charge $150.00 for the permit, and this is why: the Lexington Building and Codes requires the techs to physically travel to their office, wait in line and purchase the permit.  My techs are $30.00 an hour.  With the round trip in gas, hourly wage and the price of the permit, we actually loose money on getting the permit.  But since it is the law we do it. 
Show me a business that does NOT add an administrative fee when an employee has to travel and wait in line to obtain a legal permit or document. Remember this is a government office and waiting in line there is much like waiting in line for the DMV.  Sometimes it is hours. 
As of 2014 it is the law that it is the home owner's duty to call the inspection office and set up an appointment for an inspection. Which really, is common sense, because the contractor does not know either the homeowner's schedule or the inspector's schedule. Therefore it is best the two coordinate without the contractor.

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.This company is the most unprofessional company I have ever dealt with. I should not have to call someone multiple times (without response) to get an invoice that should have been provided to start with. I just want this company to be inspected so that this joke of a company does not put anyone else through all the issues that we had to endure. I was texted by the owner one evening which was the only way I could correspond with her at all. After I said to not text me anymore due to it being late and I had to work the next morning she texted me again. We should not have had to miss work a second time for something that should have been done the first time (per inspector). I was threatened by the owner that she would put a lean on my home is I did not pay her. I was planning on paying gee once invoice was provided. I should not have had to go through such an ordeal just to get an invoice which should have been provided before the job was completed. Regards,[redacted]s

Leezer...

Mechanical installed an evaporator coil in Ms. [redacted]'s house at the request of [redacted], whom we contract for. The process of [redacted] in regards to customer payment is as follows:
1) [redacted] sends a contractor (such as Leezer Mechanical) to the
customer's house to diagnose the issue.
2) The contractor then calls [redacted] and tells them what the
diagnosis is and what supplies or units need to be ordered.
3) [redacted] then charges the customer according to the type of
contract the customer has. Some customers have a type of supreme coverage- which usually covers everything - and some customers have the barest minimum coverage. For example: the installation of a coil can be up $800.00 or $1,000.00. A customer with supreme coverage might have to pay anywhere from $0.00 to a few hundred dollars. A customer with the barest minimum coverage might have to pay almost all of the costs.
4) Before [redacted] sends the contractor out to finish the repairs or installation - [redacted] calls the customer and notifies them as to what portion of cost that the customer must pay in order for the repair to be completed.
5) The contractor then schedules the repair or installation of units.
6) The contractor completes the repair or installation.
7) Before the contractor leaves the house, the customer is asked for their
portion of the payment for the completed work.
8) The customer pays the contractor.
This is the process, which Ms. [redacted] was well aware of, All of [redacted] customers understand this process. I mean, this is in their contract — it is a major part of their contract.
When my installer finished installing the evaporator coil for Ms. [redacted] he asked for her portion of the payment which she and [redacted] agreed upon before my installer ever set foot in her house to complete the install.
She refused to pay and kicked my installer out of the house. We do not argue or harass the customer when they refuse to pay.
AHS actually encourages all contractors to collect payment before the technician begins the job because this is such common a problem. And they encouraged me once again, again to make this our policy.
We tend to believe that people will pay what they owe, so we usually wait till the job is done before we ask for payment.
At this point the installer called [redacted] and advised them of the situation. [redacted] immediately called Ms. [redacted] while my installer was still there and told her she had to pay $75.00 of the original $195.00 payment she had agreed to pay long before my installer set foot in her house to complete the job. Finally after the insistence of [redacted], Ms. [redacted] wrote a check for 75.00, gave it to the installer and demanded he leave her property immediately which he did.
When my installer left the property the house was already cooling off and the newly installed A-coil was performing its duties exactly as it should.
I will be happy to send a tech to pick up whatever equipment was left behind in the violent commotion of the moment. He could very well not go back down to the basement to retrieve the equipment when he was ordered to leave the premises. And as I indicated earlier, my techs and installers do not argue with the customers.
Since this situation with Ms. [redacted] it is Leezer Mechanical’s policy to collect payment for the repair or installation before the repair has begun.
Sincerely,
Leezer Mechanical

I was very specific & clear in my last letter and addressed all her issues. The installers were a man/wife team of 17 years, very capable & professional.

1) Ms. [redacted]s was given a complete detailed list of her non-coverages - per her contract - with the Home Warranty Company by both the Home Warranty Company and from Leezer Mechanical. Leezer Mechanical sent it to Mrs. [redacted]'s email address. 
2) Our Master's License is legal throughout the entire state of Kentucky. The test and the yearly training for the upkeep of the license insures that. The address as to where the Master HVAC lives has nothing to do as to where he is officially licensed. Many Masters have taken tests in numerous states and have valid and legal licenses to practice in those states simultaneously, despite where they choose to live. Our Master HVAC travels daily from Louisville to Lexington and throughout the surrounding areas to insure quality of work. 
3) The Single Wall Vent Pipe was installed because way the unit was positioned so close together and the way the house was built around it we could not get the Double Wall Vent Pipe in there securely without tearing out equipment and pieces of the house. This is what happens when a house is poorly planned and built just for profit by large cooperate builders. Many homes in Lexington, such as this one have the units up in a small, low ceiling attic, positioned horizontally and very crammed together: which makes it seriously difficult to repair or replace the furnace, coil and air conditioner. If you think about it these are the biggest pieces of equipment in a house and they should be given room to be easily inspect and repaired, but they are not.  
It was extremely difficult to put another piece of double wall on there because they do not make 2 1/2 foot links.  Until recently the Single Wall Vent Pipe was up to Code. Our technician called the inspector and described what he did.  The inspector said he would have to look at it. When the inspector examined it he advised we install a Double Wall Vent Pipe, which we did immediately. We purchased all new double wall and replaced it from where it traveled from the furnace to the roof. The install passed inspection after that.