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At the completion of every job, all Precision customers that provide contact information are sent a request to review our business on our website.
Review:
Preface: I emailed business twice before posting hoping for a response. None received. I emphasize I was satisfied with technicians work, alerts of appointment, and final product. Did not appreciate other aspects as stated below. This is my opinion and may not apply to anyone else. Just how I feel about my experience. I would have loved a response from them.
Thought I would e-mail before writing review.
Tim was very good, prompt, professional, and quick. I broke my own rule of not getting three estimates. After some research I must say you are on the higher end of the range as another reviewer also stated. I didn’t appreciate Tim saying he forgot to tell me about the 3% charge for credit card when I handed it to him at the end. Sorry this is a personal view but I was in retail for 40 years and always accepted that as cost of doing business as hard as it is. I never do business with any establishment that does this and I would not have if Tim told me that in the beginning when he should have. Also, he handed me a can of lubricant that I assumed was part of a $835 service and this was the least expensive choice to replace torsion springs. The next two services were for $1300 and $1800 to basically replace all parts. I didn’t notice til I saw an invoice e-mailed to me after he left that it was $25 (I can buy it on Amazon for under $10) or I would have refused it. He should have told me it was an extra charge. Need to be a little more upfront or provide invoice before payment not just a total quote on an iPad.
I can’t say I am happy and it has left a very bad taste.
Very disappointed no one could take the time to respond to my e-mails to answer my concerns.
Again, work was fine. Would just suggest getting several estimates and a printed invoice before you pay.
- Rod Valente
A Response from: Brandon Falone, President
Hi Rod, we’re truly sorry to hear about your experience and appreciate you bringing it to our attention. This doesn’t meet our standards, and we’ll be reaching out shortly to make it right.
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At the completion of every job, all Precision customers that provide contact information are sent a request to review our business on our website.
Review:
Grossly overcharged.
- Jim Nee
A Response from: Brandon Falone, President
Hi Jim, thank you for your feedback. We’re truly sorry to hear about your experience. We would love the opportunity to speak with you and make things right. We have attempted to contact you. Please reach out to us at your earliest convenience so we can work toward a resolution.
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At the completion of every job, all Precision customers that provide contact information are sent a request to review our business on our website.
Review:
Service technician was nice, but the price quoted was premium pricing for a midrange job. No free estimates, you have to pay $75 for and estimate then get overpriced quote. Precision, you really need to do better. Shameful
Preface: I emailed business twice before posting hoping for a response. None received. I emphasize I was satisfied with technicians work, alerts of appointment, and final product. Did not appreciate other aspects as stated below. This is my opinion and may not apply to anyone else. Just how I feel about my experience. I would have loved a response from them. Thought I would e-mail before writing review. Tim was very good, prompt, professional, and quick. I broke my own rule of not getting three estimates. After some research I must say you are on the higher end of the range as another reviewer also stated. I didn’t appreciate Tim saying he forgot to tell me about the 3% charge for credit card when I handed it to him at the end. Sorry this is a personal view but I was in retail for 40 years and always accepted that as cost of doing business as hard as it is. I never do business with any establishment that does this and I would not have if Tim told me that in the beginning when he should have. Also, he handed me a can of lubricant that I assumed was part of a $835 service and this was the least expensive choice to replace torsion springs. The next two services were for $1300 and $1800 to basically replace all parts. I didn’t notice til I saw an invoice e-mailed to me after he left that it was $25 (I can buy it on Amazon for under $10) or I would have refused it. He should have told me it was an extra charge. Need to be a little more upfront or provide invoice before payment not just a total quote on an iPad. I can’t say I am happy and it has left a very bad taste. Very disappointed no one could take the time to respond to my e-mails to answer my concerns. Again, work was fine. Would just suggest getting several estimates and a printed invoice before you pay.
- Rod Valente