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"Pete has been super helpful and we've enjoyed our water system immensely!"

"The 2 guys that came out to do my job were very professional and considerate and good at communicating about what they were doing. I had a tankless water heater installed to replace my 20 year old tanked system. I will definitely contact them with any future plumbing issues I may have."

"Super helpful and on time. Used them for my water heater. I would recommend them to my neighbors!"

"Morgan Pitman provided same day service to install a 50 gal tall gas water heater. Excellent customer service and workmanship while providing maintenance education. Old heater lasted 12 years so the cost and installation for replacement was staggering but less than competitors."

"It went very well.  Josh arrived on time with all the tools and the toilet and faucets.
He was professional, friendly and thorough.
All plumbing in the house was checked over.
He made sure all was in working order and had no issues
After he left, we noticed a slight drip in the shower.  We called the office and they immediately called him
He returned within 10 minutes to look at the drip and fix the issue
Very happy with the service 
Very happy with the products (toilet, faucets and shower head and handles)
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"No pressure salesman, excellent presentation of filter systems, quick service done when we needed it/"

"Pedro was excellent. He was very knowledgeable and explained everything as he went along. We feel the price for the water replacement is a good value."

"Water pressure has been figured out. Very happy."

"Excellent, responsive, and fixed the first time. They have been doing my plumbing work for 10 years. Replacing copper lines with pin holes, and water heater installation. Perfection, this service was for the whole house pressure control valvue. Called at 2 pm, onsite 3 pm service completed at 4pm."

"The employees always arrived within the agreed upon timeframe. The company always called in advance of an employee's arrival. They were always polite and professional. There was some risk that the compressor had been damaged and would not restart. It appeared that it had been exposed to the atmosphere for some time and that water may have gotten into the system. The only way to find out was to repair the tube, recharge the system, and attempt to restart it, a significant expense ($700). If the compressor did not restart, due to the changes in technology and environmental laws, replacing it might not be possible. The repairman suggested that a new system might not be much more expensive than total cost of discovering the compressor was bad and then replacing it, if that was even possible. (He naively thought a new system was in the $3000-$4000 range.) The company was eager to make the quote on a new system ($5000+), but not so enthusiastic about researching the availability of parts and prices for compressor replacement. However, after I pointed out that I certainly would not buy a new system without getting quotes from other providers, and that I could not make a decision to buy without knowing what the potential repair costs were for the old system, they gave me a quote on replacing the compressor should it be necessary ($2400). Happily, the system restarted without a problem, so my total cost was $700."