Thank you for sending me your letter regarding the customer concern [redacted] from our client [redacted] Per your letter Iam responding to that complaint.I disagree with some of Ms***'s characterization of our interaction.We were called by Ms [redacted] on March 11,to repair the lighting in•two of the signs at her locationShe asked us to survey the issues and provide her with a quote to repair the lighting.She told us at the time that the signs had not been lighting in several years.On March 16th one of our service crews visited the site and made a detailed list of repairs needed to get the signs lighting.These included lamps and ballasts in a box sign and transformers and neon units in letters Iin consolidated and C,E,N,T in center in the channel letter signThe crew noted the signs were very old and needed a lot of work[redacted] my general manager called Ms[redacted] and gave her the quote of $2,for these repairsShe approved this [redacted] and we proceeded with•repairs which we completed on March 23rdOn May Ms [redacted] called to let us know that two letters in the channel letter sign were not lightingOn May 11th we sent a service crew and found defective neon units in two letters, the c and D in consolidatedWe returned and installed the repaired_ neon units on May 20th.Because the letters repaired inthe second service calf were working at the time of the initial service call they were not initially repairedOften when a sign is very old its lighting components become weakened over time.If it has not been lighting in many years the weakened components may function properly initially, but after the stress of electricityis applied for a month or two the components failThis is thesituation in [redacted] 's caseBecause this second service call was a new issue unrelated to the first service call,we felt justified in charging for the repair and sent an invoice for $663.I understand Ms***'s frustration regarding the mounting bills for her sign lighting repairsUnfortunately considering the age of the signage she will continue to encounter more frequent lightingissues moving forward [redacted] spoke to Ms [redacted] and explainedthis to her but, based on her complaint, she chose not to accept his explanation.I'm sorry that Ms [redacted] is upset over the two invoices we sent her but the work we did was legitimate and I am disappointed that she chose to make a complaint to the Revdex.com to vent her frustration.Clearly Iwould I ke to resolve the issueMy recommendation would be to have the old and outdated neon lighting be replaces with modern LED lightingAlthough there will be an expense at the outset this will save Ms [redacted] money on both repairs bills and electricityOtherwise she will continue to have the same issues at an increasing rate
Thank you for sending me your letter regarding the customer concern [redacted] from our client [redacted] Per your letter Iam responding to that complaint.I disagree with some of Ms***'s characterization of our interaction.We were called by Ms [redacted] on March 11,to repair the lighting in•two of the signs at her locationShe asked us to survey the issues and provide her with a quote to repair the lighting.She told us at the time that the signs had not been lighting in several years.On March 16th one of our service crews visited the site and made a detailed list of repairs needed to get the signs lighting.These included lamps and ballasts in a box sign and transformers and neon units in letters Iin consolidated and C,E,N,T in center in the channel letter signThe crew noted the signs were very old and needed a lot of work[redacted] my general manager called Ms[redacted] and gave her the quote of $2,for these repairsShe approved this [redacted] and we proceeded with•repairs which we completed on March 23rdOn May Ms [redacted] called to let us know that two letters in the channel letter sign were not lightingOn May 11th we sent a service crew and found defective neon units in two letters, the c and D in consolidatedWe returned and installed the repaired_ neon units on May 20th.Because the letters repaired inthe second service calf were working at the time of the initial service call they were not initially repairedOften when a sign is very old its lighting components become weakened over time.If it has not been lighting in many years the weakened components may function properly initially, but after the stress of electricityis applied for a month or two the components failThis is thesituation in [redacted] 's caseBecause this second service call was a new issue unrelated to the first service call,we felt justified in charging for the repair and sent an invoice for $663.I understand Ms***'s frustration regarding the mounting bills for her sign lighting repairsUnfortunately considering the age of the signage she will continue to encounter more frequent lightingissues moving forward [redacted] spoke to Ms [redacted] and explainedthis to her but, based on her complaint, she chose not to accept his explanation.I'm sorry that Ms [redacted] is upset over the two invoices we sent her but the work we did was legitimate and I am disappointed that she chose to make a complaint to the Revdex.com to vent her frustration.Clearly Iwould I ke to resolve the issueMy recommendation would be to have the old and outdated neon lighting be replaces with modern LED lightingAlthough there will be an expense at the outset this will save Ms [redacted] money on both repairs bills and electricityOtherwise she will continue to have the same issues at an increasing rate