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"Sump pump replacement done quickly and correct"

"Project: Install sump pump. Technician came and finished job in a timely manner. I had an issue that needed addressing, and Done Right Today was exceptionally accommodating and addressed the issue satisfactorily."

"Joe did an excellent job on repairing a leaking copper shower line, replacing all piping and installing new shower hardware. This was on an old home which added difficulty to the overall job."

"Technician cleared the tub drain, checked other drains, and advised us on repair/replacement options for an old shower faucet. He did a fine job!"

"Steve Ault clearly explained the reason for our gurgling sinks and incomplete flushing of a toilet and then fixed them by clearing the sewer line. He cleaned up the area perfectly. He also replaced a malfunctioning sump pump with a new one with new piping. After the work was done, he explained what he did and showed us how to monitor the sump pump. He also clearly advised us about another potential problem that concerns us - a main/meter shut off valve. There was no high sales pressure. Steve seems very knowledgeable and competent and we plan to call him in the future for our plumbing problems. Without our asking, he gave us a senior discount and waived the dispatch fee."

"Everyone was very professional and courteous. Since they were both waterproofing (installing a sump pump system) and finishing the basement there were two different crews but each one was knowledgeable and took care and time to show me every step they were making. There were a few times where communication from the head office was a little lacking but the team members themselves were great. I would highly recommend their services even though the price tag is quite high."

"The job was done in two days as expected. Workers arrived on time but left a mess at the end of both days. The job appears to have been completed correctly and sump pumps are working. Office charges 3% fee to pay with card which is crazy when you’re paying over $15,000. Ended up mailing a check. Overall it was a decent experience."

"Once again top notch work! Dan and Evan fully explained every step of my Well pump replacement including what to expect in the coming days. I couldnâ t be more pleased. Well done!"

"HomeAdvisor set up an appointment for me for the same day to evaluate my sump pump. They looked over my system and gave me a fair price quote for the work to replace the sump pump with a new cast iron Zoeller sump pump. They were able to do the work quickly and efficiently at the appointment. Jason was very nice and knowledgeable and did a great job!"

"(UPDATED REVIEW)Another company referred me to Zoom Drain when I had a sudden backup into the basement. It was an emergency and the Zoom team arrived quickly. It was clear that there was a blockage (wipes — don't flush them!!!) and that the house drain and curb trap were dislocated and would have to be dug up and replaced. For the immediate problem -- unblocking the drain temporarily so the house could be inhabited -- they offered a choice of the cheaper snaking and the more expensive hydrojet treatment, which they said would leave the pipe clean. Of course I took that. It didn't clear the drain and they didn't try the snake, saying that it wouldn't fit through from inside. I paid $563 for this failed job, figuring that the clog was impossible to clear. They said the $563 could be applied to the cost of digging up and rebuilding the drain and trap, and gave me an estimate for $13,000 emergency service (or $10,000 if I could wait until the next week). Thinking it could be worth another try, I called a local plumber, Goodman. They snaked it from the inside and unblocked the clog. They said it didn't make sense to jet first in my situation and explained why you would snake first and then escalate. They charged me $165, and also gave me an estimate for the repair job that was less than half of Zoom's. Though I didn't end up using them, it was at least in line with what I now know is the normal price. The application of the $563 to a $10,000 bill would still have been around $6000 too high! Now, I want to mention that the Zoom workers seemed very nice. Maybe they're just following instructions from the company. I just don't appreciate the practices of a business that seems to take advantage of the customer's desperation in an unfamiliar situation to upcharge them and overcharge them, at least judging by my experience. UPDATE: Zoom Drain has apologized for my experience and refunded me the full charge. I have adjusted the letter grades accordingly."