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"Tess was extremely responsive! He quickly diagnosed my pinhole leaks and repaired them. He had to use a little ingenuity in order to make the repairs, as my pipes lay against a wood ceiling strut. He also located another plumbing issue that I may need to keep my eye on. I would definitely hire him again!"

"Awesome work done. Porfirio came in, easily assessed a clogged pipe and got the job done. He also provided a good understanding of what caused the issue and how to remedy it in the future."

"Great guy, showed up immediately, pumped to do the work, totally reasonable pricing for quality work done quickly. Only minor complaint was that I had to clean up some sort of debris from the work he did. But this guy is totally worth the call. Gas leak repaired, good advice given, there and gone in an hour."

"Awesome! Our plumber was very efficient!"

"Service turned out alright. I liked the plumber, he was very nice and explained things to me so that I could understand. 

The only issue was the part they brought was materially different then the part it was replacing. Because of that it didn't fit properly and he ended up having to re do my plumbing situation  to make the part fit. So now my situation looks like a snake when it used to look straight. It took a extra two hours of work, which I wasn't charged for. 

They had to come back out because I had a leaking pipe when they were done. I ended up buying a service plan from them."

"Several years back, I called for help and we talked through my problem. We concluded that no water was leaving my house and it was backing up out of a pipe in the basement. In talking through our architecture and location, he determined this was most likely something that could be solved by Baltimore City services (for free). That turned out to be the case. The City workers came out fairly quickly, identified and cleared the clog outside my home, and I paid nothing (outside of my tax returns, of course ... "my tax dollars at work"). Knock You Out could have tried to make some money off of me by saying they needed to come out and look at it, then referring me to the City, and then charging me for their time/truck-roll (while prolonging the entire thing for me). Knock You Out is not cold and unscrupulous. By spending time with me on the phone, but doing no work here and making nothing from it, they proved themselves to be honest and decent people. And that may be the main thing we shop for in home services."

"I called Bob in the morning and he sent Tom out by 10:00 am and the job was finished by 12:00.  Tom expalined to me the ceiling below needed to be cut to access the 2nd floor toilet pipe.  The pipe was to be cut and the entire cut segment including the toilet flange was to be removed and replaced with new.  I trusted Tom and he absolutely came through with a great repair job!  I was very nervous about about the job as it seemed overwhelming to me.  Tom did his work and everything worked out great!  I absolutely recommend Glenoak Plumbing for any work needed...Could not be more pleased!!!
Jim.
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"He came to fix toilet.  He checked the septic tank also to see if it was a problem.  I asked him about a leak in a pipe that had existed a long time.  He gave me a price and fixed it right away.  I was glad he was able to do that so it didn't require another appointment.
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"Summary: Great service. Felt really confident in the knowledge and skills of the plumber. Work was quick and well done. Yet...paid out the nose, what seems in retrospect like a crazy high price that we're still trying to understand. Details; We moved into a house with a weird basement toilet-- an above-ground macerator (grinder) in a closet next to a Saniflo toilet, instead of a pipe to the sewer line. The grinder stopped working while renters were staying here, and we needed it fixed ASAP. Non-functioning toilet = non-functioning rental! Jiffy was super responsive on a Saturday morning. They're available 24/7 we're told! We got someone on the phone right away, which was not the case with other places we called. They had a guy out to the house in less than 3 hours to do an estimate. The plumber, Scott, had 8+ years of experience and suggested several options. My partner suggested a less-labor-intensive (and less expensive) option -- running pipe above ground to the sewer line instead of jackhammering into the concrete slab to lay pipe -- and Scott was happy to roll with that and make sure it would work well for us. He also assured us he could get it done same-day, which was great. No pressure. He quoted us $2k, flat fee. He left and we researched our options. In the meantime, the macerator spontaneously started working and cleared the clog, which meant it would not require anyone to pump out the toilet bowl or the pipe, which we expected would save him considerable labor and mess. We called the main number and asked about any change to the price and were politely rebuffed. A $2K quote was a $2k quote. We couldn't get anyone else to come give us an estimate in a timely manner and Jiffy has great reviews here, so we called Jiffy back and said we'd like to work with them. Scott came within an hour or two, after finishing a plumbing job at Lowe's. (We felt re-assured that even Lowe's trusts Jiffy with their plumbing!). Scott came in, removed the macerator, cut the metal sewer pipe, and connected the toilet to the sewer line with some PVC pipe and joints. He tested it with us, explained his work, and disposed of the used materials for us. All appreciated. In total, he was in and out in less than 4 hours. It was a great experience work-wise, and we don't mind at all to pay more for a very skilled, high-quality job that avoids sewage in our basement!! Still....we can't for the life of us figure out how that adds up to $2K, and felt a bit like we were easy marks as first-time home owners who clearly needed the service day-of. We didn't realize when he said he could "get it done today" that he meant it would only take 3-4 hours. That's $500/hr. Even if we doubled it to 8 hours of labor if we round up generously on the commute and time to buy materials, that's $250/hour. We're told $175/hr is standard, or up to $210 on the very high end. We also know from other DIY projects that the materials (PVC and joints) were inexpensive. I don't know if we paid for special expertise, or "emergency rates" or what. Again, we don't mind at all paying for quality, but we're stumped. Live and learn, but next time we'll be sure to ask how many hours it will probably take, and start our negotiations about price from there. Note: If anyone has information about pricing methods that would make sense out of this for us, we'd be open to that too, and I'd change the review to Yes, Would Hire Again. We'd want to hire again, for all the reasons above, but would hesitate because I don't feel great about a pricing strategy of "see what the customer will be willing to pay unwittingly, and go with that." :P p.s. Given the price, the 11% Angie's List membership discount was much appreciated!"

We would like to provide you our excellent plumbing service whenever is convenient for you. \n\nWe believe plumbing service should be available to you on a schedule convenient for your busy lives. Thus, our rates are the same 24/7. There is no extra charge for evenings, weekends or holidays. You can reach us at 443-789-2897 or 1-888-AM-PM-PIPE or bryant@afternoonplumbing.com. Our plumbing work is done by a Maryland State Licensed Master Plumber with 18 years of experience in residential, light industrial and commercial plumbing.