There are some things that Kevin doesn’t like about owning a cabin.
He loathes the fact that he’s the one responsible for getting things fixed.
If he spills wine on the carpet, Kevin is the one that has to get the stain out. If he needs groceries, he’s the one who has to get the fridge stocked up. Well, the other morning Kevin’s Heating & Air Conditioning system shut off for the first time since he bought the place. Since the unit wouldn’t start, Kevin had to reach out to an Heating and Air Conditioning business for assistance and a bad experience. When he first called over for help this ancient man answered and was quite rude. After some chatter, he booked Kevin to have an Heating and Air Conditioning worker come out to his cabin for 3 pm the time slot. 3 pm rolls around the next day, and Kevin hears nothing. He tries to call back at around 3:30 to see if there was any miscommunication, and his call goes straight to voicemail. A week later while he’s out with friends, Kevin gets another call from the rude Heating and Air Conditioning receptionist who tells him that they have an Heating and Air Conditioning worker at his cabin who has been waiting for him to answer the door. When Kevin told him this wasn’t the time that he picked out, he said he would be canceling the appointment unless he was willing to pay a fee for being “late” to his own appointment. Kevin has never jammed a business number and found a replacement so fast. Be aware of these scam ridden Heating & Air Conditioning companies out there.