This complaint is regarding two major issues that I've had with Enercare. The first is related to a propane leak coming from my gas water heater. Despite the fact that the propane produced an obvious smell in my home, Enercare was not able to diagnose the problem (even after two visits). It was only until I called my natural gas provider that they were able to detect a propane leak and identify where the leak was coming from. Once I ended up calling Enercare again, the technician asked that I send a picture of where the leak was coming from in order to determine whether it was a water heater tank issue. This is the first example of Enercare handwaving a complaint and trying to shift the issue onto something that I'm not covered for. The next issue that I've had with Enercare is related to my plumbing. After having an issue with hot water, I booked a visit with an Enercare plumber (Nov 20th). This plumber identified an issue with my mixing valve. Unfortunately, that did not end up fixing the issue. As such, I once again book a call with an Enercare plumber (Nov 22nd). During this call, the plumber speculated that the issue was an HVAC issue. As such, an HVAC technician was called, and visited my home on Nov 24th. During this visit, the HVAC technician identified that my hot water issue was a plumbing issue and NOT an HVAC issue. I, therefore, booked another appointment with an Enercare plumber (Nov 28th). It was during this service visit that the plumber, once again, identified my hot water issue as being a HVAC issue. At this point I decided to call Enercare to have this issue resolved. During my initial conversations, I was told that the service charge for another HVAC technician would be waived. It's now Dec 18th, and I'm still having a back and forth exchange with Enercare. Of note, they are now going back on their promise to waive the HVAC visit fee. At this point, Enercare doesn't seem to care about the issues that their customers face with their services.