LOUSY COMMUNICATION
We purchased a generator through Quality Home Products of Texas in September 2023. It worked after the derecho but then after they serviced it days later, it stopped working and hasn't worked since. There have been at least 4 technicians to the house, but every time they either don't have the part or have the wrong part, including today when they had the wrong motor. The technicians can't tell you when they'll be back. You have to wait for the scheduling manager to reach out with a follow up --which never happens. Quality Home Products of Texas does not return phone calls. I have had to call multiple times to even try to get information on my generator getting fixed (e.g. when they were waiting on a part (albeit the wrong part)). Even with the multiple calls, it's rare if I am able to speak with someone. I leave messages and wait days for a return call (if I get one). To be clear, the lack of communication is not limited to times of natural disasters (e.g. the derecho and the hurricane). The technicians try to be helpful but they readily admit that the office does not answer the phone. I had even resorted to trying to reach the CEO via LinkedIn because I could not get ahold of anyone since they had been here on June 19th when the technician knew it was the wrong part. (I finally managed to get someone on the phone last Friday who said that they would be out today. ) The CEO did not respond either!
Further, because it's a warrantied part, I can't get another company to fix it because Quality Home Products had already ordered the part from generac via my warranty (even if it was the wrong one). It may be possible that the company was sent the wrong motor, but there is no way for me to know because they don't answer the phone or call me to give me updates. So frustrating!
I finally filed a complaint today with BBB. It's so disappointing because I had used this company for a generator at our old house and the service was amazing. I'm guessing they just out grew their ability to service what they've sold. The office may be over-loaded, but that hasn't slowed down the sales pitches.
5 de julio de 2024
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