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"Great! Noticed we had some old piping and even replaced that for us. Great service!"

"Within the last two years, we had used Proserve to repair our fridge and our hot water tank.  I had been very pleased with their staff, services, and fair pricing.  When one of our upstairs toilets stopped working, I decided to call Proserve to try their plumbing services.  I am extremely happy I did. 

Sam and his son, Marshall, were sent on the call to our house.  I love these guys; they are the reason I did all these plumbing projects now.  They listen to what I want and suggest repairs that are functional and aesthetically pleasing while trying to keep my costs low.  They are extremely neat and clean up after their work; true professionals.

We bought our home, a foreclosed house, about two years ago from FNMA.  It was built in 1998 and the plumbing had not been updated or well maintained.   We knew it was time for plumbing updates and repairs. 

Toilets and Flanges Replacement: They only charged me $200 per toilet replacement which included labor and the actual toilet. I have seen other plumbers advertise $190 for just the labor and you provide the toilet!  These are nice standard low flow toilets, which flush adequately with just one flush. 

Of course, the flange replacements were not included in the $200.  They cleaned and disinfected during each step of the repairs.  Sam came on a Wednesday to do the estimate for the toilet replacements, and was able to come the next morning to do the work.
Outdoor Irrigation Pressure Regulator:  They replaced the pressure regulator for our irrigation system which had cracked during the winter.  They emphasized we should get an insulated cover to use during the winter months.

Roman Tub Faucet Replacement:  When the faucet handle of my Roman tub fell off, Lowes and Home Depot told me that I would have to remove the entire tub to gain access to the pipes or I would need to try to repair the old faucet by ordering parts from Moen.  I put this repair off for months.  When Sam did the toilets estimate, I asked him for advice about the Roman tub.  He noticed that the toilet closet was behind the Roman tub faucet.  He said he could cut into the toilet closet wall to access the Roman tub?s pipes and then put in a removable access panel so we could always have easy access to these pipes.  I liked his plan so we did it.  A few months ago, I put new faucets in the sinks of this bathroom.  Sam took photos then found me a Kohler Roman tub faucet to match the style of the sink faucets.  He created the access panel with an attractive removable cover and installed the new faucet; looks great.

Replace Kitchen Sink and Faucet:  This was a tricky installation as we have ceramic counter tops and I wanted a bigger deeper sink.  Sam and Marshall had to cut the ceramic tile, rework the under-sink plumbing, remove and reinstall the garbage disposal to
fit the larger new Kohler stainless steel sink into the cabinetry.  They did an amazing job that looks beautiful.
I am extremely pleased with the quality of work, materials, and fixtures that Sam and Marshall of ProServ provided me.  I think the pricing was fair for the amount of work done and the quality of the toilets, faucets, and sinks.  I plan to use their services again. I have already suggested my mother-in-law use them for her future plumbing repairs and would recommend them to my friends."

"We had some damage to our ceiling in the basement. Sammy located and repaired & replaced the damaged pipes. Great communication about the process!"

"Valentin did an amazing job replacing the bathtub faucet in one of our rental properties. He was also able to diagnose a pinhole leak in an old pipe and quickly fixed the issue. The bill was quite reasonable and I was happy to pay for peace of mind in knowing the job was done right. I work in construction as well and Valentin is the person I will refer my clients to."

"These men did an amazing job! James and his crew, Kyle, Aaron and Wuinder remodeled my stairs, installed new flooring in my kitchen, repaired and textured my drywall and painted. The job was finished on time and within budget, no surprises. They were respectful of my home and were neat and tidy. I have already rehired them to do more work. I highly recommend James and Crew!"

"Went great. They came out within hours of us calling them when we had a fairly minor basement flood. (Our humidifier tube burst and there was a small leak over most of a day - and we had JUST refinished our basement.) They pulled back the carpet, brought in fans and dehumidifiers, replaced the carpet pad when it was dry, and re-stretched the carpet. They were very nice and professional and easy to work with.
I do think $950 is way too much to pay for this service, but unfortunately, this is not our first flood, so we know that's about going rate. They gave us a discount for not going through insurance, which we couldn't do because we'd already had a large water claim a year before. I liked Above All a lot more than the company we'd used before - who, incidentally, are no longer in business.
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"Leo was good at communicating his availability and showing up on time. When he arrived he evaluated what he would need to fix the leak, went to the local Home Depot to get needed materials and quickly made the repair. The leak is fixed and it was all done at a very reasonable price. I would not hesitate to use Leo again if I have another issue with my hot tub."

"Overall, they did a decent work, but there were definitely flaws in the job. Installation of the Pella door was good. I had to add quite a bit of insulation around it to assure minimal air leakage. The deck was well built. However, when John left for a while we found one of his workers trying to hammer a screw into place. That indicates pretty much "warm body" hiring in my view. 
The lawn edging surrounding the deck was poorly installed, with a seam right at a 90-degree corner; it has come apart and I'll have to replace it. Inside the edging, we wanted rock. When he came up short with quantity he supplien, he "borrowed" rock that we had paid for from another area of landscaping, leaving that area shorted.
Most problematic, there is a drain from the roof that runs under the deck which carries the majority of our roof's water. John's suggestion--and I kick myself for accepting it--was to dig a 3' pit (barely), line it with ground-cloth, fill it with larger rock, and dump the drain into it. In this clay, that pit acts as a rather small barrel,. In anything but the lightest rain, the pit overflows. Because the lawn is nearly level, some of it comes back against the foundation and has caused a moisture problem in my basement.
What was needed, I now realize, was a "french drain" to carry the water much further away, and to an above-grade exit. John's "shortcut" solution was totally insufficient, which I think as a professional he should have realized. I am now looking for a contractor to rework the drainage issue. It will be more expensive, now that the deck is in place, but I have to do it to stop the moisture problem.
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"They did an excellent work. They cleaned up after themselves and they getting back here to finished the driveway. And I already refer them to my clients and neighbors."

"Job went exactly as planned showed up early and they had the job done before for the time I expected them to be done"