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"Had to call the technician back due an inoperative water heater they had installed. They were very responsive and fixed the problem in an hour."

"I had to replace a water heater quickly. Gave me a competitive quote with a water heater with desirable specs within a day and scheduled me the day after. Technician was knowledgeable and efficiently performed the work. Water heater performs just fine. Cleaned up workspace and took a few mins to walk through water heater and maintenance after."

"The office called me within 10 minutes of adding my request on Angi. There were able to come out same day and fix our drain. They also provided me with free plumbing inspection of the rest of the home. Zach was very profession and easy to work with. I would use them again."

"We purchased a house and adding a whole house water filter was on our list. Our local Orbit dealer performed a free water test and confirmed a that a lot of the junk we had read was in our city water was in fact there. Our previous house also had hard water and we saw firsthand what it did to our pipes and hot water tank. Plus we were tired of a filtered water pitcher taking up space in our refrigerator. Our sales person went over all of the features of the Puronics 7000 system and outlined the maintenance which simple and easy to understand. Installation took place about two weeks later and the guys were done in a day. About a year out and we're still very happy with the improved water quality and the system itself works great."

"My well pump pressure tank needed service and I called Friday and Barbara was very professional and eager to help. She took the time to understand the issue and even reviewed the pictures. Barbara is very passionate about her job. She was able to schedule for Saturday. Dave came out. He called to let me know that he was on his way and let me know when he will arrive. He was very punctual, professional, friendly, and down to business. Totally impressed with the way he solved the problem and made sure that answered all of my questions. This company is very ethical and I would recommend them to anyone."

"Jerry's Plumbing & Heating (Jerry's) was the assigned plumbing contractor in a home warranty plan that I've had for years.  I've used Jerry's in the past for small repairs but nothing of this magnitude or complexity.
Over the weekend of December 13-14, I suspected that my well pump had failed (no water) and made the necessary phone contacts.  Jerry's representatives were at the house Monday, December 15, in the mid-afternoon.  After they confirmed that the pump had indeed failed, they explained what they needed to do and we subsequently agreed to contract terms.  Jerry's people then returned to their shop to get the necessary repair parts. Once they had the parts, the on-site job supervisor, Doug LNU, said we'd have water before they left that evening.  Jerry's people got started late Monday afternoon and worked until nearly 12:00 midnight the same day.  As Doug had earlier represented, "we had water before they left."
When I was younger, I worked in a construction trade.  In the intervening years, my wife and I have owned a no. of homes.  Without reservation, I can say that I've seen few companies or their people work as hard or diligently the way these guys did either making repairs e.g., replacing a roof or installing an HVAC system.  Based on the experience that I had with Jerry's, I would recommend them w/o reservation.
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"We've used Constantly Running for plumbing issues such as fixture replacements and pipe leaks and have been very satisfied with work performed by James Russell, proprietor, and his staff.  We'd had them out to install a new garbage disposal and snake a slow bathtub drain.  While cleaning out the drain James discovered that there was a small hole in the drain pipe that had been covered by accumulations of debris that once removed, allowed water to drain through the hole onto the ceiling of the room below.  In conversations about the state of the bathroom in general, we'd mentioned that it was our intention at some point to have the bathroom renovated. They had to return to replace the defective portion of drain pipe and repair the ceiling of the room below and while they were working, James offered to renovate the bathroom at a price that sounded eminently reasonable.  I wasn't aware that this was a service he offered, but since we've always been impressed with his work, we decided to go ahead with the project.  At first glance if looked straight-forward, in term of removing old wall and floor tile and replacing it, as well as the tub enclosure and the vanity.  It turned out to be a larger project, as the all the walls and flooring need to be taken down to the wood frame.  The walls and flooring were replaced, and new tiles, fixtures and paint that we had chosen and purchased were installed.  The craftmanship was exemplary.  James and his staff were totally competent, eminently courteous and friendly, and the job was done in a timely manner.  The renovation turned out better than we had ever thought possible, and we are very happy to have been able to work with him, and hope to do so again with another bathroom.
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"It went really well. Mr.Kelly and his team were very professional. I didn't know anything about repairing and cleaning a gas fireplace, but Mr.Kelley took the time to explain everything to me. I really appreciated that. I will definitely use them in the future. I would also recommend them to family and friends."

"While I was out of town over the winter, a pipe in my laundry room burst during one of the many cold spells.   My neighbor called Roy Gaskins, who is AABCO Plumbing, and despite the fact that he was surely very busy elsewhere, he came out very quickly to search out and repair the 3 places where the pipe burst.   Then, a couple of weekends ago, I turned on the water to the outside faucets, which had been closed since last fall, only to discover -- to my horror, water pouring from the ceilings vent and lightfixture.   I called AABCO, and Roy came out the very next day -- a Sunday -- to fix the four areas where the pipe had burst.   We thought we had gotten all of the leaks, but the water mitigation company, which was tearing out some of the ruined drywall, discovered a very minor additional lead.    Roy came immediately to take care of it.    He does a great job, is committed, and pricewise, if very reasonable!
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"Kitchen faucet - After Jason had completed installing the faucet, I asked him to make sure the hoses were on tight; so, Jason double-checked.  I noticed that the faucet installation on top of sink was loose; Jason told me it was because the faucet was a one-pipe installation.
Electric hot water heater & thermal expansion tank installation - This equipment was properly installed by Jason; however, after Mr. Reckert (licensed master plumber) and Jason (apprentice) left, I noticed that there was a good-size dent on the left side area of the water heater, which wasn't there when water heater was removed from the box.  The dent could not be seen from the front of the water heater.  So, I felt around the tank and found this dent, and I used a mirror so I could see it.  I'm disappointed that Jason didn't tell me about this dent.  When I contacted Mr. Reckert on 8/10/2013 to inform him, he said he didn't know about the dent.  My other reason for phoning him on 8/10/2013 was to ask when the WSSC inspection would be done; this week, Mr. Reckert arranged the inspection for 8/14/2013.  I don't think WSSC inspections are currently required on electric hot water heaters, but I wanted an inspection because of the damaged tank and the loose faucet, and because I had never had a thermal expansion tank until now.
Everything relating to the water heater passed the WSSC inspection; the inspector believed that the damage to water heater was cosmetic and that the damage did not extend to the interior of the heater.
Kitchen faucet failed the WSSC inspection because the faucet was loose and "needs to be tightened," which was quite different than Jason's explanation.  After the inspector left, I got under the kitchen sink and saw that the three screws attaching the faucet had not been tightened.  Two of those screws had not been tightened at all; the other screw was tightened just enough to hold faucet somewhat in place.  So, I got my screw driver and tightened all three screws; the faucet is now secure.  Mr. Reckert said that he didn't know that the faucet was loose.
Jason (apprentice) did ALL of the work;  however,  he needed more supervision.  After all, Mr. Reckert said that he did not know that the faucet was loose and that he didn't know that the water heater was damaged.      
Mr Reckert acknowledged that Germantown Plumbing has only two:  Mr. Reckert and Jason.  I will say that if you phone this company, Mr. Reckert will answer the phone himself--he uses "call forwarding." 
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