- Report: #735438
Complaint Review: Sandford Kramer Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Electric - Elkridge Maryland
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SunfireEve -
Sykesville, Maryland, United States of America
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Sandford Kramer Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Electric
8160 Lark Brown Road Elkridge, 21075 Maryland, United States of America
Phone:
18663825878
Web:
www.sandfordkramer.com
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Sandford Kramer Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Electric Tried to swindle us for an estimated $6000 to $9000 Elkridge, Maryland
Consumers BEWARE, DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY unless you want to be ripped off.
Our AC was not working and we wanted a professional opinion, ha the technician they sent was nothing more than a sales man who tried to tell us the entire system needed to be replaced and would cost between $6000 to $9000.
Thank goodness we had a second opinion, it ended up being nothing more than a sump heater and switch.
If you value your hard earned money then don't throw it away on these shotty jokers.
Our AC was not working and we wanted a professional opinion, ha the technician they sent was nothing more than a sales man who tried to tell us the entire system needed to be replaced and would cost between $6000 to $9000.
Thank goodness we had a second opinion, it ended up being nothing more than a sump heater and switch.
If you value your hard earned money then don't throw it away on these shotty jokers.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Cory
San Antonio,Texas,
U.S.A.
I've Noticed That
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 01, 2011
A large number of A/C companies are doing the same thing here in town. They advertise systems for $6,000 to $10,000 but then they tell you that it will end up costing you nothing because; the local utility companies are offering $X amount of dollars in rebates, local state and federal governments are also offering $X amount of money in rebates, you'll be able to deduct $X amount of money off of your taxes and whatever amount you'll save in energy costs over what your old system would have cost you. Before all the BS, a system cost $3,000 to $5,000. Now with ALL the savings and rebates, a system costs you $6,000 to $10,000. Sounds like that cash for clunkers program where the car dealers jacked up their prices $4,500 while the program was in effect. Someone's getting rich.
