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"Positive: Professionalism, Punctuality, Quality, Responsiveness, Value I am extremely selective in the companies I choose to use. I was given their name by my realtor. I then googled them and read their reviews. After the walkthrough & discussion, I felt very confident this was the HVAC company for me. Excellent customer service from the first text throughout the entire process!! I also am confident that this excellent customer service is their normal and will continue on in the future! Austin Hobbs sales, Matt project mgr, installers: Justin, Riley, and 2 other technicians on site (don't remember their names) were all incredible!! Pricing was very good. Communication was excellent from sales through installation and beyond! They were very patient and thorough with all my questions. I very highly recommend this company. Request Austin in sales and Justin & Riley as your installers. You will be in excellent hands! 2 units installed as lower level being an airbnb."

Welcome to Page’s Gas Line Service Inc.! We proudly offer professional directional boring and gas line installation services to residential and commercial customers. Our service areas include Jefferson, Oldham and Bullit Counties in Kentucky. Locally-owned business that prides itself on quality service and experience. We also specialize in outdoor fireplaces, fire pits, pool heaters and working on gas lines for generators!

When your pipes, drains or sewers aren’t functioning properly, don’t trust your plumbing problems to an amateur. Call the experienced professionals at Ratterman Plumbing, Inc. instead. Our company has been bringing quality plumbing service to Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding area for over 77 years. The technicians at Ratterman Plumbing, Inc. are licensed in plumbing and in backflow prevention and are experienced in a wide range of plumbing and pipe solutions and repairs.

Kinser & Kinser of LaGrange Kentucky is the region's premier heating, cooling, plumbing, electric & geothermal HVAC contractor. Kinser & Kinser is located in LaGrange Kentucky, and serves the entire Kentuckiana region.\nOur residential and commercial heating, cooling, plumbing & electric customers are given unsurpassed, personal service from our family-owned business.\nAdditional phone number - (502) 633-0950, (800) 554-6737.\nAddtional email - jeremyc@kinserkinser.com.\nFinancing available.

"Needed a new shut off valve installed on short notice in order to get a new washing machine. The original valve had broken. They arrived on time and did a great job. By sending them a picture they were able to find an exact replacement which saved us time and expense. They were prompt, courteous and professional. The price was very reasonable. We will certainly use them again in the future."

Additional phone: (502) 451-5077, (502) 896-4157, (812) 945-5597.

"Excellent service, very professional and courteous and by far the best pricing. I will only use them from now in in the New Albany, Indiana area."

"I had received a flyer from Graham which described their philosophy, which I liked. So decided to give them a call. I had water on the floor of a small bathroom that had wet the carpet in an adjoining bedroom. I couldn't identify the source and my house is on a concrete slab with water pipes under the concrete. Sam Graham responded pretty quickly and spent about 45 minutes analyzing the potential sources of the problem and how to fix it. I trailed along with him and he didn't seem annoyed by that-I was impressed with how he analyzed the situation. He finally said he couldn't specifically identify the source but thought it was unusual that water would appear on the surface since pipes are below concrete. He thought the problem was probably under the sink vanity where the pipes come up through the concrete to the sink faucets. He said he could remove the vanity to verify that as the source but, if it wasn't, he would have to search more. Therefore, he suggested going into the wall(s), capping off the copper pipes, replacing with PEX pipes, and rerouting PEX pipes through walls rather than up through the concrete. Because of the layout of the pipes, his men had to cut through the wall of an adjoining closet, jack hammer concrete across the floor, cut into the wall of the adjoining bedroom and route the new pipes to the sink faucet and toilet. Once the new pipes were laid into the jack-hammered trench, the men reconcreted the floor. Since Graham's doesn't to remodeling, I hired a construction company to repair the walls. During that work, they found water damage to the vanity cabinet and removed it to replace it with a new vanity. Under the vanity was standing water, which validated Sam's initial thought that the leak was under the vanity. Graham's repair took care of the issue and I've not had a leak there since."