On July 28th 2020 GMC Heating and Cooling, Inc. came onsite to my home because I was having a AC issue. The blower motor in my furnace was not pushing out any AIR.
The GMC tech told me that the blower motor was bad but he also explained to me that I needed a new furnace based on the heat exchanger being cracked. He then showed me pictures he took directly from his cell phone of my furnace claiming it was the heat exchanger being cracked. I asked the GMC tech are you sure the furnace needs replaced and he said absolutely. Due the crack in the heat exchanger it would omit deadly c02 gas.
The entire basis of me having to purchase a new furnace was based on the fact that GMC told me there where cracks in my heat exchanger and it would omit deadly c02 gas. The Tech supported this claim with pictures he showed me that where taken directly from his cell phone stating this is your heat exchanger and it is cracked.
Prior to GMC coming on site to replace the furnace, I called GMC heating and cooling’s main office and had them send me the pictures of the cracks of the heat exchanger. The email attachment shown below is what GMC’s main office send me substantiating the cracks in the heat exchanger.
GMC Heating & Cooling, Inc. Reviews
On July 28th 2020 GMC Heating and Cooling, Inc. came onsite to my home because I was having a AC issue. The blower motor in my furnace was not pushing out any AIR.
The GMC tech told me that the blower motor was bad but he also explained to me that I needed a new furnace based on the heat exchanger being cracked. He then showed me pictures he took directly from his cell phone of my furnace claiming it was the heat exchanger being cracked. I asked the GMC tech are you sure the furnace needs replaced and he said absolutely. Due the crack in the heat exchanger it would omit deadly c02 gas.
The entire basis of me having to purchase a new furnace was based on the fact that GMC told me there where cracks in my heat exchanger and it would omit deadly c02 gas. The Tech supported this claim with pictures he showed me that where taken directly from his cell phone stating this is your heat exchanger and it is cracked.
Prior to GMC coming on site to replace the furnace, I called GMC heating and cooling’s main office and had them send me the pictures of the cracks of the heat exchanger. The email attachment shown below is what GMC’s main office send me substantiating the cracks in the heat exchanger.