Kelli Henry

We purchased a unit from Fenwick back in 2024 with promises of stellar service. The installation went extremely poorly. One of their technicians brought his phone into my attic and dropped it down the wall in my bathroom. I stepped out to go visit my husband's grandmother in hospice and came back to find a square hole cut out of my bathroom wall. Without my consent or even notifying me via phone, they decided to cut an entire piece out of the wall of my bathroom. They also without my consent ripped the frame off of my bathroom door to access some cords. They had my phone number at all times and could have reached out. I learned later that the supervisor was not on site for the entire installation and only checked in once or twice. I may have been able to forgive all of that and take it as a lesson learned because the unit that was installed worked very well. However, after that, all attempts to collect on promises that were made went ignored. We were promised two filters after installation and never received them. I reached out to the manager and he ignored my messages. I decided it was not worth the headache so I did not push it further. Yesterday, our unit started having errors causing it not to run properly. It is one of the hottest weeks so far this summer so you can imagine it was quite uncomfortable. Around 7:30 I reached out to Fenwick based on their promise and advertisement for 24/7 emergency service. I was told that they closed their dispatch and would not be able to help me. I was infuriated because I was sold on 24/7 emergency service and apparently that was a lie. I went to their website and see that they also advertise 24/7 emergency service with a picture of an AC unit with smoke coming out of it. Any person of average intelligence would take this to mean than if your air conditioner goes out they will come out and service you 24/7. I got a call back from a supervisor this morning who was very curt with me even though my frustrations are completely valid and informed me that the 24/7 emergency service only means that a customer service representative will answer your phone call. Mind you, these customer service reps have no information or expertise on any HVAC or plumbing products. They only answer the phone and basically take a message. Before making a decision on purchasing a unit from this company, please ask the questions I did not. There were several other offers that were more expensive but offered better service and I will definitely not be recommending anyone purchase a unit with Fenwick in the future. The one positive I can offer is their technicians, Christian and Dylan are respectful, knowledgeable and extremely easy to work with.<br><br>UPDATE: they lied in their response. They never made any attempt to contact me or reach out in any way.

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