In a response to a question from CBC News, Enercare recommends that new home buyers “commission a real estate lawyer to review their contract of sale and declare all contractual obligations.” I`m in a silly Enercare fight. Bought a house and made a huge assumption that renting means renting. My mother had just died, so forgive me for this hypothesis, I have never thought about renting a tank in the past, so I have no other experience to make another hypothesis. When I realized that the rent was financing with unethical credit sharks, a few days after moving into the house, I told Enercare that I had to take the tanks out of my house. The fight continues. If anyone is interested in a possible class action lawsuit, send me a message or comment below. I`m going to blog my enercare adventures in blog.hotwatertank.info/, I`m just going to give myself a few days to set it up. I just signed the sales contract with Minto. I haven`t heard of Enercare yet. In the end, she gave her two tenants a rent discount of $100 each for inconvenience.

Enercare has done well for three months, but Luk is not enough. “Who pays me for the hours and hours of frustration?” she asks. “Basically, I`m paying $3,500 for a service program, so I expect that if it breaks, you come and fix it and if you can`t fix it, you`ll replace it for me.” After many calls to Enercare, she learned that parts are processed by a separate department. lease termination fee not exceeding $200 if the customer`s water heater is less than one year old and not more than $40 if the customer`s water heater is more than one year old but less than ten years old; For Men-Chong Luk, the frustration began with Enercare in November, when its tenants were unable to get hot water due to a broken part of the hot water tank. . . .