Recent Bad Reviews

“  Horrendous company when it comes to customer service and I don't even have an account yet! I can't wait to see the nightmares after connection, ridiculous. I've been waiting for days on a response, calling the office is an extreme nightmare. Oh but taking your money is easy and quick. Shame on this company!! ”

“  They switched my AEP Ohio account without my consent, clearly a scam company. ”

“  VERY UNETHICAL PRACTICES - Called to inquire about electric service as their home warranty perk with being a customer seemed like a good deal which would protect us from the possible high costs of AC and water heater repairs. Even though their price per KW is higher, my wife and I concluded it was worth the piece of mind of future unexpected repair expenses. When signing up, we asked a lot of questions regarding coverage and were told everything is covered unless specifically excluded which seemed like very few things which were mainly maintenance related. Fast forward, and our A/C breaks down 6 months into our contract. We were happy to know we wouldn't have to worry about this, especially with twin babies at home during the Texas summer months. We filed our claim and they sent one of their 3rd party companies to inspect our A/C which left us with an invoice of 3500 and said to call Constellation regarding repair coverage. Upon calling, Constellation's warranty department which goes by Home Protect, proceeds to tell us our part needed is not covered and falls under items excluded in the contract. When I ask to please forward contract reflecting this, they tell us they cannot because it was in the welcome package we would have received through regular mail. I eventually reach a service rep who is able to forward us the original welcome package that was sent to us with contract included. Upon review, we notice it Does Not mention our part as one of those excluded from coverage. We call Constellation's warranty claims department back and get transferred to same manager who we let know that we were able to get the contract and can now see it does not show our part as one of the excluded ones on the list. She then changes her approach to tell us in a very condescending manner that actually if it's not on the list of covered parts, then it's assumed it will not be covered. ”