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"Goodfellas came in found the problem fixed it no problems I highly recommend Danny for all your plumbing needs"

"We have been using Patrick's services since 2016 in our properties as well a relative's property. He has fixed things like unclogging a drain to major sewer repairs. Patrick is always available when we call and his prices are reasonable. He is very reliable and trustworthy, has the best prices compare to other plumbers and has diagnosed problems other plumbers have missed. I cannot say enough about this company. Definitely recommend and will continue using as well."

"Just great. Joe called just minutes after my posting and was able to come out within an hour to provide an estimate. The pricing was very good so I asked when he could complete the job, he said now !!! Yahoo. Work was done as soon as he was able to purchase the Rheem tank, very quickly, efficiently, cleanly. What a great experience even considering"

"Very well. Four seasons was great"

"Very Pleased! Mark was very helpful and is to return to test our water. We had him install a water softener and last minute added an iron breaker as well... Installation went very smoothly! Highly recommend... Ursula"

"Good experience.  I would hire them again in a few years to inspect and clean the catch basin and main sewer line.  Had a $10 coupon from Angie's list, so cost would have been $175.
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"It went well! The repair was very extensive but they did a great job. They were very professional and I would highly recommend them."

"To begin with, we had a plumber that has done work on the building before. We called them today to ask them to come out and conduct the repairs. They said that they could come out by 2:00. Then they called and said that something had come up and that they would not be able to come out until 6:00. But, at that point, they would have to charge us overtime. Nice! They also said that they were worried about the size of the project and that they would probably have to order parts and not be able to finish until Thursday. Please keep in mind that have no gas (hot water, stoves, ovens, washer and dryers) until the gas is turned back on after the gas company inspects the repairs. So it's now 4:30 and we are scrambling. I talked to several plumbers: one who does not conduct gas repairs, one who could not accommodate us until Friday, and one who was willing come out tonight -- until he learned that we live in Hyde Park. (Newsflash: Hyde Park is not a third world country. The President of the free world lives four blocks away.) And then I am referred to Jon. I talked to him at 4:40. He asked very targeted questions: What did the gas company do? Did they mark the leaks? Did they lock the gas? Did they provide us with a "yellow ticket?" What size are our pipes? I had confidence immediately. He understood the urgency and was at the building in an hour and a half at 6:30. The problem was more extensive than we originally thought. He provided two quotes. The first was for repairing the four leaking seams. He said that this would be the least expensive but, with the pressure on the pipes, it would most likely result in leaks at other seams down the line. Instead he suggested refitting all of the seams. He said that another option, the most expensive, would be to pull out all of the old (103 years) pipe (some of which was no longer functional) and replace it with new pipe. He said that although this would be the gold plate solution, that the pipe was actually in pretty good shape and that the refitting would be the best solution. Note on price: In this case responsiveness is priceless. However, let’s face it price does still matter. We had a quote from our regular plumber for the repair of three of the four leaks – only one area, no refitting, no new pipes. Jon SMOKED these guys on price. My guess is that we would have paid 60% more if we had not met Jon. And that would have meant a special assessment for our small building. We hired Jon on the spot and he had two more plumbers at the building immediately. I went down to check on things at 10:00 (PM) and I walked into a pile of pipes. Apparently, due to age, it would have been impossible to separate the joints without breaking the pipes. So, instead, he replaced ALL of the pipe and honored his first quote for refitting. COME ON!!!! And they even removed all the old piping that was no longer functional (gas lanterns and other random lines). They wrapped up the project at 11:50 (PM – midnight). And even at this hour they spray painted all of the pipes so they looked the same, hauled all of the old pipes into the alley for scavengers, and completely swept the basement. He is coming back out on Friday to provide us an estimate for a leaking water pipe that he identified right over all of our electrical boxes and to help us identify and triage our 103-year old plumbing issues. STOP LOOKING and call Jon for your plumbing needs."

"Well, no problems, and quickly gave me an estimate for other needed work."

"Johnny was great, professional and came up with a good solution. He used heat gun to loosen PVC joint to decouple from T connected to rest of plumbing - it came off in pieces, not solid piece, so took a while. He then re-prep’ed and made up a new PVC assembly. Took patience and nearly 5 hrs working in challenging area - did leak check and everything looks to be holding (used one rubber coupling - will check periodically & leave access panel instead of closing wall)."