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"The quality of work was fantastic. They were the best plumber I ever had. They were punctual and their work was a top notch."

"Several months ago we decided to remove a very old garden tub and replace it with a walk-in shower. We also had a new vanity top and new fixtures along with a new tile floor. I highly recommend Nicholas Tile & Bath. It was an amazingly smooth process Tom and his crew were great to work with. We had no problems from start to finish. Highly recommend for any tile or bath update."

"Andrei has done GREAT work for us, including lovely built-in window seats that match our home perfectly. He has also helped with a number of home projects for us, always quickly and with care. Andrei's work is top-notch and he is a pleasure to work with."

"Did a great job and has good work ethics!"

"Clean gutters are a must and Tony and his team do a great job!"

"Did not go well. The brief plumbing inspection was something my husband and I do anyway. Turned on faucets and looked under cabinet to see if they leaked. The super deal cost $49 because it included a hot water heater flushing, the only real reason we hired them and paid for the “deal.” When time came to flush the heater, the nice young man said apologetically that they don’t usually flush heaters more than 10 years old because the sediment built up in the tank could cause clogs that they would not be liable for. Ours is 15 years old, so no flushing. I asked the young man to call his boss and tell him I didn’t feel I should pay for the flush that didn’t happen and THAT THE AD FOR THE DEAL DID NOT SPECIFY AGE OF TANK COULD PROHIBIT RISKY FLUSHING. The boss said I still needed to pay for the service call so I had to pay $39 for basically nothing since no flushing took place. The “inspection” took less than 10 minutes and as I said, consisted of turning faucet on and looking at pipe to see if it was dripping. I was taken advantage of by the boss. His ad was misleading or I would never have bought the “deal.” Angie’s List, you need to do a better job of vetting your “deals” to see if they are misleading!"

"I called the warranty company Saturday afternoon, received a call a few hours later, and scheduled appointment for the next day. Was told I would get a call 30 minutes prior to arrival but didn't. Arrived Sunday, assessed the problem in less than 15 minutes, recommended new water heater, and measured scuttle hole. He said the order for the heater would be placed Monday, it would arrive Tuesday and he could come Wednesday morning. He called me Tuesday afternoon and said somehow it did not get ordered amd blamed the warranty company, then pushed repair to Wednesday afternoon. On Wednesday I again did not get the 30 minute call letting me know they were coming. The heater did not fit and I asked how, since he measured and the response was "I can't control what the warranty company gives me do you want it or not?" Some boards were removed and replaced to make it fit. The owner, I felt, was a bit hasty and rude but his employee was very nice and explained things well. Overall the job was done, took 4 days from the time I called to completion and overall was an ok but not great experience."

"Our pipes froze and I called all over trying to find a plumber to help me. When I called McCoy she said she was going to ask a plumber to call me. I figured this was going to be like all the rest and I would never hear back. A few minutes later, I got a call back and Rick walked me through what I could do to unfreeze my pipes. He called a few minutes ago to make sure I was ok and check on things. Amazing! I am in real estate and will recommend them to all of my clients!"

"All went perfect with our kitchen remodel. All, with the exception of a Wellborn customer service issue. I would suggest another cabinet line, though our issue was handled superbly by Diane and Jeff. They were awesome and our kitchen is beautiful. We love our kitchen and Queen City Kitchens/Imported Stone."

"Very professional and did a great job can't even see where the holes were at before the repair."