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"They did an excellent work. I gave them a highest rating."

Family owned and operating since 2009, Allied Plumbing & Pumps is a full service plumbing company serving North-Central Washington. We are here for you when you are in need of a professional, trusting technician to repair any issue your home may encounter. We are a local family who believes with honesty, integrity, respect and expertise we can make every new customer a life long customer. We are conveniently open and fully staffed, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call us today to hear about our first time customer specials!

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"Service was above and beyond expectation! Kevin and Mark were professional and took time to explain in detail my HVAC system and the best way to operate and maintain the system. At no cost to me, they are coming back to optimize my system next week as well Mike's Mechanical is the best!"

"I simply cannot say enough good things about this business. From the fabulous team, Don, Amy, Jeff, Ken, Ben, Erica, Ashley and everyone else on the team, to the top-notch service they provide. My experience with them has been nothing but positive. In a time that can be extremely stressful they continued to communicate and show up on time, if not early, every time. And their follow-up care has also been amazing. I highly recommend this business! They are trustworthy and provide the small town feel I appreciate. A+"

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"Repair Clinic sent me a water intake valve that had some scuff marks and an unnecessary fixture (which I thought nothing of, assuming it had been removed from a new dishwasher). When the part did not fix my dishwasher's issue, I ordered a circulation pump, which also failed to fix the issue, so I decided to return both parts. Repair Clinic blamed me for the scuff marks and extra fixture, which is unacceptable. They referenced their return policy which states that parts which have been installed cannot be returned, and denied me any form of refund. For all I know, the water intake valve was defective, and I have no recourse. Don't put any stock in the "No-Hassle 365-Day Returns" they proudly tout on their homepage. Instead, expect finger-pointing and uncaring dismissal. You are better off with one of their many competitors."

"The plumber was fantastic and very respectful and friendly when he came out yesterday. I called today for an unrelated plumbing emergency this morning which required me to shut off the water to the whole house. The receptionist was outright rude, dismissive and questioned why I had called another plumber 6 months prior. As if it matters why a plumber from Pullman was called. Maybe you were rude and dismissive then too? Maybe you just couldn't come out when I needed service? Maybe I was listening to the advice I got from neighbors when I first moved in to not use your service??? She also stated that they could not come out because she was worried about COVID-19 after I confided that my day was awful already as my 7 year old had vomited that morning. I stated that I would remove my daughter from the house during the service call and even offered to have her tested (even though she had gorged herself on candy at school yesterday) if she would send someone out because I had to shut off the water to prevent flooding the bathroom. She then made up a COVID-19 testing protocol based on her own second-hand knowledge and stated one test wouldn't be enough and she would have to be tested twice (which is even more than what it takes to have someone go back to school or work). I'm a viral immunologist. I study respiratory viruses for a living. And I was still willing to negotiate with this woman and her off-the-cuff ideas about relative risk of exposure, prodromal periods, and testing schedules because I needed water in the house like every other mom and wife and human being. If that's your policy, that's fine. But don't make up things on the spot based on your limited understanding of how viruses work and how we test for them. The bottom line is that plumbing is a vital, essential service that we all need. There's a safe way to provide service in all cases using masks, wide social distance measures including the client leaving the house if needed, hand washing and cleaning surfaces prior to working. Just charge extra for your time and hassle. But do the job. Provide the service. Be a decent human being to another human being. Like the rest of us have to right now. We all have jobs to do and somehow we're doing them. The problem is that the receptionist is the owner's wife so nothing will change. There's no incentive to be customer-oriented when there are no consequences for poor behavior and you're the only plumber in town. My advice? Find another plumber until the ownership changes or this receptionist retires. Maybe someone who doesn't lecture you on things they clearly don't really understand. Or find someone who will try to make it work. We might be all in this together, but clearly Sampson's Plumbing is unapologetically and rudely not."