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"Micah is the man! He is very professional and courteous. His work is amazing and he will go above and beyond for customer satisfaction. If you are looking for a trustworthy, dependable, top rated company, Fox plumbing is your best choice! "

"Very happy. Also bought the furnace from them. Are extremely happy with gas bills."

"Excellent, good job all around"

"Arrived on time. Repaired the leak in 1 hour even while training a plumber apprentice. Great Service! <br />"

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"It went very well, our HVAC was down for 3 days. <br />"

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"The service was great. I called on Thursday and they came out first thing Friday morning. (I didn't ask for nor pay for emergency service or anything.) The plumber told me up front what the costs would be (more on that shortly). He had all the parts and tools he needed in his truck and completed the job quickly and well. He also quoted me to do a few other small plumbing jobs while he was there (I declined but appreciated the information.) I have nothing bad to say about the technician or the work he did. He was friendly, professional, and competent. <br> <br>I do need to comment on the price though. All-Pro has a pricing rubric they use - they don't bill by the hour or for parts. This is good in that they can quote you a price up front and don't wind up taking longer then they thought and then billing you more. However in my case the price seemed quite excessive. Their plumbing rubric had about ten "levels" of jobs; each higher level had a higher price. Replacing a closet flange fell in level "8" which cost $569. All-pro also charged me separately for removing and reinstalling the stool: $269. I'm not sure how they would replace a closet flange <i>without</i> removing and reinstalling the stool but he told me it was a separate job, a separate bill. <br> <br>I didn't shop around; All-Pro is based just around the corner from my house and I love to support local businesses whenever possible. So maybe this price is in line with competitors. However the tech was working for about 75 minutes which, ignoring the small cost of parts, works out to $670 per hour. Which is just a little hard to swallow. <br> <br>All-Pro also charges a $50 service fee just for coming and giving you an estimate. They waived this fee in my case, because I was a very short drive, because I was using their service, and maybe because I whined a little about the cost. But if you had to pay that too it would raise the price further. <br> <br>Since they have this "StraightForward Pricing®" rubric you <i>should</i> be able to find out what a job would cost without having to have someone come out. For example, one of the other jobs I was contemplating was replacing a tub faucet. That's a level 3 job, $175. It's right there on the form. So I would encourage prospective customers to push them to give you a quote over the phone, if you know exactly what you need. Maybe they'll say no, but it's worth a shot. If it fits the budget I'd recommend All-Pro, at least for plumbing work. <br> <br>I know All-Pro reads the reviews on this site and I want them to notice I did check the "yes" when asked "Would you use this provider in the future?" -- and I hope they'll agree this review was fair and truthful. <br>"

"It went fine. There was a delay while ordering the part, they responded and agreed to let themselves in in my absence. <br />"

We install what we sell and beat everyone's prices on parts and labor.