Mike
Vallejo,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 15, 2004
I am a contractor that has worked for AHS for many years. Your Problem is not new but can be easly taken care of. First most home owners havent got a clue as to what is covered, and just get mad when things dont go the way they expect. Second many new contractors are not familiar with the inter workings of AHS. Third PGE should have given you a report, in addition if it is really as dangerous as you claim PG&E would have shut the water heater off and capped the gas line. All else said, you have the right to have them send out a second contractor to give a second openion. This may cost you another $35.00 But you should be able to prove you case and recover it. You must call PG&E and have a report that states it is unsafe to operate. And finally just remember people try to scam AHS every day so do your part and it should get taken care of good luck