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"Converted 2 hot water tanks to a tankless system. Very professional, courteous, and good communication. Quality of the work and cleanliness was excellent. System operating for about one week now - no issues with the volume of hot water. We had a recirculating pump that is now included with the tankless unit- so still tweaking temperature to find the right balance."

Dion’s Complete Plumbing, Heating & Cooling is a family-owned team proudly serving Grand Blanc and the surrounding Genesee County area. We provide reliable plumbing and HVAC repairs, installations, and maintenance with a focus on craftsmanship, safety, and clear communication. From water heaters, drains, sump pumps, leak repairs, toilet and faucet replacements, and pipe repairs to furnaces, boilers, air conditioners, heat pumps, thermostats, and indoor air quality solutions, we show up prepared and treat your home with respect. We’ll explain your options in plain language, offer straightforward recommendations, and keep you informed from start to finish—no pressure and no confusing talk. Our goal is simple: do the job right, keep your home clean, and leave you with a system you can trust. We’re here to keep your home comfortable and your plumbing dependable… and to stop small problems from turning into big ones.

"Arrived to evaluate problem at scheduled time. Explained solution, price and warranty. Arrived to replace tank at schedule time. Replaced tank, cleaned-up and removed tank. This price is lower and the warranty longer than previous tank replacement. Very professional job!"

"Plumber was able to correct mistake made by previous plumber and I have not had a problem since."

"Unfortunately this provider does not service my area. I really wish he did. Even after he discovered I'm not in his service area, he gave me advice on arsenic removal and well rehabilitation. He is clearly very knowledgeable and is not just out to make a buck. He confirmed what I suspected--that many well drillers will tell you that you need a whole new well when repair will suffice. He said the only reason to replace a well is when sand starts getting through. I recommend him highly. <br />"

"Things seem to go well at first. When they opened the well head they learned that the old well pump had rusted completely off and fallen into the well. They said it was OK to leave it down there but when the owner showed up, he started talking about fishing it out for another $100. That did not happen. So they installed the new pump which worked fine for maybe 20 minutes. But it kept tripping the circuit breaker inside the house. They could not figure out why and kept pulling the pump back out and fiddling with the wires. Then it stopped pumping water altogether. <br /> Finally the owner came back and said it was a bad pump even though it was supposedly new right out of the box. By this time, I had left for work so I did not see them actually install the replacement which I assume was new and of equal or better quality to the first one. I can't remember the brand name. After they installed it, everything seemed fine except we were not getting water out of some faucets in the house - mainly the kitchen sink and one of our bathrooms. The toilet and shower were fine. That is when they told my husband that is is common for faucets to plug up after changing a well pump and that we needed to call a plumber. Mind you, these faucets worked fine before the pump was replaced. But they told my husband that sediment or something gets in the pipeline and plugs it up. They suggested taking off an aerator and cleaning it. I am not mechanical and did not know what that was. <br /> To his credit, the owner responded by phone to our complaints for the next two days and offered to come back out. But I had already taken off a half day of work and my husband took off the whole day on the day the pump was fixed. So the earliest I could arrange another visit was the folliowing Wednesday when I took the day off work again. The owner said they would be here by early afternoon and would call before coming. When I had not heard from them by late afternoon, I called and got an answering machine. My husband and I called a few more times later in the day and never heard back from them. I consider that the height of unprofessionalism to miss an appointment and not even call. I ended up calling a plumber who knew what an aerator was and promptly unplugged it. As simple as it was to fix, seems like the well pump people could have done that as a courtesy instead of leaving with me no running water in the kitchen sink. My husband paid them but if I had still been at home, I would have refused to pay until they got my water running again. I had no way of being certaint if it was the aerator or some problem with the pump itself or water pressure. I dunno. I pay experts to figure this out for me. <br /> Long story, short. I will NEVER use this company again and this experience also has made me skeptical about how trustworthy are recommendations from Angie's List. Sorry but that is just the truth. I have too much going on in my life to have to hassle with incompetent repair people requiring repeated time off my job to try to get problems fixed. <br /> If I had to do it over again, I would wait for the highly recommended other well guy. <br />"

"The repair technician was professional and courteous and promptly completed repairs."

"It went very well, he was able to install the bathroom faucet when another plumber could not figure it out. Was very helpful and installed a new toilet with no problems"

"Excellent. Two very polite young men showed up in what appeared to be a well stocked service vehicle. They quickly diagnosed the problem, explained the issue using parts to visualize then repaired it. They were in and out and did their job well."

"Excellent job,professional and courteous. Only one drawback. I found out after the job was completed and it came to colder weather time to shut off water supply to an outside faucet. The new pipe across the ceiling blocked my access to the turn off handle. I squeezed by using my finger tips to turn it off."