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"Juan Montalvo Used camera to check house drainage. It is all clear. Thanks nice guy very personable"

"I donâ t know if it was too much money or not, but I was stuck and had to pay it because my drain was clogged"

Woodward Heating, Air & Plumbing is a second generation family owned and operated company. We've been serving homeowners and small businesses throughout the Greater Willamette Valley since 1989. Our team takes great pride in providing exceptional customer service. Contact us today for all your plumbing, heating and/or cooling needs today!

"Simons Construction and Drains, LLC, plumbers came back on Monday and finished the job. They showed up when they said they would and were very neat in their work (for men). This was a job that took 3 days and they were considerate to be sure we had water over the weekend. I would recommend them to others. Thank you for finding them for me."

Culligan of The Pacific North West installs and services water conditioning and water purification equipment in homes, businesses and manufacturing and food processing facilities in Oregon and Washington. Culligan removes water contaminents such as minerals causing hardness, iron and other metals that cause staining and chlorine.

Evergreen Plumbing and Mechanical is a locally owned and operated plumbing business in the Salem/Keizer area. We are a full service residential and commercial plumbing company. We provide for all of your service, repair, and remodeling needs. We offer up front pricing as well as full home safety inspections . Our licensed plumbing technicians are professional, courteous, and trained to do the job to meet and exceed your expectations every time. We accept all major credit cards.

"Roth was subcontracted by our generator installer (Parkin Electric) to do the final hookup of the gas line to the generator.  We had previously worked with another plumbing company to get the gas line extended from the meter to the generator site but their schedule was pretty booked so we went with Parkin's choice to get everything wrapped up.  The connection was about 10 inches of hose and took them less than 30 minutes.  Our normal plumber goes by the typical $120/hr rate so I am guessing the final bill included travel fees or some service fees...because I am pretty sure the hose is not made out of some rare metal or exotic material."

"Chase is a competent, friendly guy who showed up in a half hour on a Sunday evening and unclogged kitchen sink. He is returning next week to make the fix permanent by treating the entire drain line."

"The original diagnosis appeared to be correct the immediate issues and the furnace worked normally for a couple weeks. It began to have the same problem, but the original diagnosed cause (condensation collecting and not being cleared by the sump pump) is no longer an issue.  The technician that came out the first time was very prompt, clear and had a no BS demeanor. I was very appreciative of that.

I contacted Aire Serv and told them i had the same issue as before and they said they would send someone out for the fee of a call out, $89.95.  Which is what I had previously purchased on the Big Deal for $29.95 in which the technician said it would be better for them to return once I rerouted the condensate line.  I mentioned this to Kendra the office person and she said they had already fulfilled the service on the Big Deal, but the terms would be the same in the sense the $89.95 would be absorbed into the repair, if they were to repair the furnace.  I told her the fault code was three flashing red lights which indicates the Pressure switch is stuck in the open position.  and asked for the switch to be replaced.  When the technicians came out they didn't bring a pressure switch instead they went through a complete diagnostic and couldn't find any issues, since the furnace was operating properly when they arrived.  The furnace responded 'normally" and the problem could not be recreated, they did spend about 45 minutes doing their checks on the system.  $118.90 invested and still no "action" towards a remedy.  After they left and throughout the next day (Saturday) the furnace would not start on its own.  I checked the fault code, it remained three red flahes.  I called and left a voice mail on Saturday evening for them to purchase a new pressure switch and schedule the replacement.  When I received the call back on Monday Kendra was reluctant to have a replacement switch purchased without another visit.  I assured her the switch was the issue, but she wanted another service call to confirm, when I told her I had already spent $118.90 and several days without heat and I wanted the furnace fixed, she connected me with an internal technician that said these intermittent issues are difficult to diagnose and fix.  I agreed, but told him I'm sure it was the switch, he agreed to order the switch and replace it.  They did for a final fee of $146.20, complete bill $265.10 for a pressure switch replacement and some advice on the condensate drain setup.  I've had the pressure switch replaced (4) previous times over the past (7) years, each time for the cost of $89.95.  I'm not sure the system check and advice was worth the additional $175.10.   To be fair, Kendra quoted me a pressure switch replacement price of $340.00  WOW! and after I expressed my displeasure with the whole issue she said she would be able to provide the repair for $200 off, since I have had them out twice already.    The technicians were all very cordial and punctual and I understand the difficulty in diagnosing intermittent issues, but The same fault code was flashing each time and I disagree with needing to pay the $89.90 for the second check, since I hadn't really received anything for my Big deal purchase and the same fault was indicated from the beginning."

"On 1st unit, techs added a lot of freon and cleared the blocked drain line from the blower. The continuous running on the the second unit has been a recurring problem that had been treated prior as thermostat problem. The problem has always returned after thermostat replacement. The AAA tech is the first to examine the blower thoroughly and discover a bad module as the problem. Hopefully, this will be a lasting fix."