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"Great solution to my gas piping needs. Forward thinking so I can easily expand in the future and considerate of safety/children. Great customer service! Definitely will call Whitman for my next plumbing job."

"Fixed my broken pipe and faucet over sink and pipe in bathroom while he was here. Seem to be working fine."

"We discovered a gas leak and hired them to come out and repair. They did an excellent job when ultimately the entire line needed replacing."

"Mowery sent a plumber after hours to cap a leaking gas pipe which forced us to be without heat. Other companies couldn t come for 2 days. Thank you Mowery."

"At first the plumber tried to fix it but that didn't work. The part was too old and corroded. Se he went out to the truck for parts which he brought just in case, but as luck would have it, the parts he brought did not match the part in the faucet and he had to go to Lowe's, and Lowe's didn't have it so he had to go downtown. This fixture is over 18 years old. So what could have been a half-hour job turned into a two and a half-hour job, but he did get the part and it was easy to turn . However, all we checked for at that time was how easy it was to turn, but that night when we actually used the shower, we discovered that when we turned it to hot, cold water came out and on cold, hot water came out so it was backwards. Called them and they came out the next day and found the pipes behind the shower have the hot water running down the right side and the cold down the left. He resolved the situation by putting the cylinder in backward to match the pipes, and now it works the way it should. So, they didn't make out so good on this job. But that is one reason I selected Allen Plumbing. I noticed in reading reviews that the owner responded to every one and was dedicated to making sure the job was done right. In regard to price, I haven't used a plumber in 30 years, so yeah, there was some sticker shock since I've always done things myself and pay only for parts. The part, in this case, was $49. But unlike manufacturers, they can't outsource or automate, so I imagine putting an experienced plumber in the field is an expensive proposition what with trucks, fuel, inventory, insurance and so on. Also, I figure I am not just paying for labor, I am paying for knowledge and expertise, otherwise I would do it myself. But they have a jobs categorized from one to seven with standard prices for each category, so if you describe the job they can give you a good idea of what it will cost beforehand. As regards sticker shock, I get that every time I go to the dentist."

"Adam traveled to my town and fixed a gas issue no one wanted to work on (gas lamp post) he was extremely professional and the price was very good."

"Jimmy quoted on Monday and work was completed Thursday afternoon. Took out all old cast iron plumbing installed new pvc piping. Install cleanout tee on main stack to provide easy access for drain cleaning. Replaced piping to septic tank."

"Our 12-year-old heat pump needed around 2000 in repairs so we began getting quotes from dealers about a new unit. I had 4 different quotes ranging from Trane, Lennox and Carrier products. Star heating and cooling was the 2nd cheapest when it came to overall cost, but my salesman Marshall was the only salesman to explain how the rebates, financing and the units worked. What I mean by that is he took the time to explain why different companies offered rebates and no financing or vice versa. In the end he was upfront in telling me there really is no free money when it comes to 0% APR in the HVAC world (he compared it to buying a car, take the rebate or taking the financing you usually don’t get both). That took me by surprise but I liked it. Star was also the only company to inquire about switching from electric to gas. After lots of research I was still skeptical but Marshall and the owner guaranteed my bills would be lower, so much so that they put it in writing that if my heating and cooling bills did not drop by switching to gas they would replace the gas unit with a heat pump free of charge. That impressed me. The heat pump I currently had was a Trane XL14i so it wasn’t a builder grade but a very good and efficient unit. We decided to get a little higher end model due to just having moved in to our new home less than a year ago and having plans to live here for a long while, so we purchased a Carrier Infinity 59TN6 Gas Furnace and a Carrier Infinity 24ANB6 AC unit along with the Infinity Thermostat we also added HUMXXLFP Humidifier. The price listed above does not include the $1925 in rebates offered. So that made the price a bit more competitive. Finally, one of the other quotes I had offered a 15 year parts and labor warranty, when I told Marshall about that Star Heating offered 10 years parts and Labor so long as I signed up for their yearly plan (no big deal because I planned on doing a plan due to the high cost of replacing a unit) but something to think about. Installation took the majority of the day but it went smooth, the guys worked hard and did a great job making things look nice and cleaning up. They installed a new gas line into my house with a T to allow us to convert something else to gas if we want. The owner was onsite and Marshall did check in as well. It is spring time so I have not really tested out the product but I’m going to assume it works, we installed the unit before the gas line was ran due to Star's scheduling so we will be able to test it out in a week when our gas line is run to the house. I would recommend Star Heating in Cooling to anyone who needs a new system. I would also recommend educating yourself on what you are buying. This is something I did a ton of and while it probably drove Marshall nuts that I was emailing him constantly about different things, he answered every question I had and went out of his way to make sure I was happy. He even brought ov"

"  My husband and I have a perplexing situation that perhaps someone can shed some light upon.  About 14 years ago we built our home and we had gas heater installed in our garage. The cost for installation the heater hooking up the gas line and thermostat cost around $400.
This fall we noticed that the pilot light was not on. In the past when we had any problems with our furnace we called Smith and Sons heating and air-conditioning and received excellent reasonable service. We knew that Smith and Sons heating had been purchased by Bassett services so we called them and arrange a service call.
The Basset service man check the unit and determined that the thermocouple was operating but we had a defective gas valve. He called his office to check on the availability and price of a replacement gas valve Honeywell VS 820. We were told that a replacement gas valve would cost approximately $750 without any guarantee and was non-returnable. He said that it would be more reasonable to replace the entire gas heater. The service man arrange fora Bassett consultant to come and give us an estimate to replace the heater.   We received an estimate from Bassett for a new replacement heater- H25N, adapt to same gas line, reconnect to existing thermostat, test and fire unit. The total cost was $2175 including tax.
We may be old and retired, we are not stupid!
My husband researched online and found a Honeywell the VS820 Powerpile Gas Valve for $99.45 including shipping.
He also found several H25N infrared garage heaters( exact replacement )from prices between $275 and $330. With free shipping.
Included in our estimate were several Angie's list super service awards along with several BBB complaint free awards. Our question is does this seem reasonable. 
This makes me fill less confident with using Angie's list.  I hope anyone using Bassett services will get more than one estimate!
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"Top Shelf was great through the entire process. We called for a tech to come out and look at our gas furnace, which was running but not blowing heat. It took a couple of tries for us to get a person on the other end of the line (our ONLY hitch during the entire process), but once we did, we were really well taken care of. The company sent a technician out the following day, who did a thorough and professional troubleshooting on the system. Once the tech found a more serious problem than we were imagining, he went ahead and documented everything possible about the system so that once we made a repair/replacement decision, we'd be ready to go.
When we called to go ahead and follow through with the replacement, the person that we spoke to on the phone immediately knew who we were, what we were looking to have done, and the timeline for making it happen. (I barely even needed to mention my name.) Even though it was late afternoon on a Friday, the representative (owner?) arranged to have some technicians come by later that evening to drop off some loaner space heaters to warm our home, since they weren't able to actually do the furnace swap until first thing Monday morning.
The furnace replacement, itself, was a really smooth process, as well. The technicians were prompt, answered lots of my questions about the new furnace, how it compared to the old one, and the differences in operation and maintenance. They left the basement cleaner than they found it, and did a great job creating neat, well-labeled, and well-secured connections to the existing plumbing, air handling, and electrical systems in the basement.
Even payment was a snap -- the technician's phone-based card reader was broken, but when I called the office to phone in my number, the woman answering the phone had my file ready to go and a receipt in my email inbox within moments of the transaction. All around, a class act and a pleasure to work with. (Although given the scope of this unanticipated repair, I hope that we don't need to call them again for some time!)
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