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"Upgraded to code all aluminum problems/nuts/ground fault wall plugs as to pass a home inspection thru out an older duplex & replaced any defective plugs/switches."

"Rainy Day Basement System from my very first contact to office manager, were to most responsive to questions and concerns. Ryan, my first contact was fantastic, Jessica was always available to answer questions and worked with the Swinomish Tribe (permitting agency) to get everything needed. Rainy Day Basement Systems is a company I would recommend to anyone looking for quality, not just in workmanship but also in customer satisfaction."

"Milo was very professional, nice and on time. Great service and value to do the work. Will use them again for sure!!"

"Fast work, very well priced, and got the job done. I had a flow problem following the work (sediment in the lines) which the promptly returned the following day to repair, at no additional cost to me. I’ll use them for my next project."

"I initially called Marv's for an estimate for the installation of a replacement toilet. The person I spoke to advised me that the toilet itself cost approximately $325.00 and the installation would be 1 hour labor @$120.00 per hour. She said that if the plumber ran into some difficulty the labor cost could be as high as 2 hours or $240.00. The plumber was schedule to arrive at 9:00 AM but didn't show up until 9:20. He was finished by 10:30. He said the charge was $367.90 but didn't provide us a detailed copy of the bill. I paid by credit card. He left a message later in the afternoon saying that he had forgot to include the labor in the bill. He said that he'd have the office manager call me and tell me the labor charge. The office manager called and said the labor charge was $240.00 (or two hours) and the total would be an additional $240.19 for a total of $608.09. Remember, I was quoted $325.00 for the toilet + $120.00 for labor + tax. I objected to the two hour labor charge; I told the office manager that the plumber was at our home no more than one hour and 10 minutes. The office manager said the time she quoted didn't include "driving time". I told her that to the best of my knowledge and the notes I took of our conversation there was no "driving time" mentioned. Another issue was the toilet seat. Apparently the new toilet didn't come with a seat (or the plumber forgot to mention it). We purchased a new toilet seat from Marv's for an additional $46.75. That said, the on-line reviews of the "factory" toilet seat were dismal so we would most likely have had to purchase one anyway. Here's what I learned from the process: Some plumbers charge a fee to come to the site and give you an estimate (after they've had the opportunity to physically inspect the job). Do yourself and the plumber a favor . . . that is, opt to pay the estimate fee so there are no surprises when presented with the bill. I was interested in having Marv's install another toilet in our second bathroom until this issue surfaced. Unfortunately, this issue has left a bad taste in my mouth (and most likely Marv's staff too), thus someone else will get my future business. After discussing the issue with the officer manager via email, Marv's agreed to accept a total of $556.92 for the work instead of the original $608.09."

"The leak was detected and has been repaired by a plumber we like and have employed before."

"The report was very professional and detailed. The response was fast. The price was expensive but due to the detail, understandable. I wouldn't hire again due to multiple requests for a completed report and estimate for the mold remediation and just getting robotic replies that didn't answer my questions."

"Excellent service, punctuality & workmanship ."

"In moving to Bellingham in August of 2010, we purchased a condominium that had a problem with water leaking into the crawlspace. Even though the HOA periodically pumped the water out, we wanted a more efficient and permanent solution. The building inspector for our home personally recommended Mark and 'The Carpenter's Brother' as a company that does all types of home repair, including sump and crawlspace work. We met with Mark and he quickly assessed the problem and laid out a simple sump and drainage system that would keep the crawlspace dry, protecting the wood superstructure of the building from eventual mold and rot. Mark and his son quickly did the trenching for drainage and added drain tile and rock. They then installed the sump system and replaced the vapor barrier that had been pushed out of the way by the people that had been doing the periodic pumping. The crawlspace is now clean and dry and the pump is working perfectly so far. Mark and his son were a pleasure to work with and were always easily accessible, on time, and very professional. They impressed us as being good honest people doing high quality work at a fair price. The Carpenter's Brother offers a wide range home repair services and we would recommend them to anyone."

"Ben is a detail oriented plumber, I have been referring clients to him for a few years now. As a real estate broker, plumbing is a common fix that is needed during the sale or after the sale of a home. I have found that Spectrum Plubing is fair and honest in pricing and quotes of what needs to be done. They will tell you the bare minimum of what needs to be done as well as make suggestions to how you could make things even better, they do QUALITY work at a fair price. <br /> I have had other companies do work for me in the past and have since learned that some of what they had done was really unnecesary. <br /> Everyone I have referred to Spectrum Plumbing has said nothing but good things and I know for a fact they have even referred this company to the people they know too. <br />"