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"The work went very well. The men were super nice and answered all of our questions. They pointed out ways to keep our faucet free of calcium build-up. We will call on Ace when ever we need some plumbing work done!!"

"Overall, it went smoothly. I didn't expect them to be able to work on it immediately, but they were. I'm glad it's done and over with! I hate leaky faucets! They did a great job!"

"Joe did an excellent Job, professional, friendly, on time, and price as quoted. I will definitely use him for any future plumbing work."

"We have had them several times before for minor jobs and they have always been satisfactory. They have always been dependable and they generally arrange to come pretty soon after you call them; you can make an appointment for them to be there. That has worked out pretty well. They are sort of our go-to people for anything leaking or dripping."

"I was worried at first how good they would be because the price was lower than I expected but they did a great job. Work was done faster than I expected too!. I would definitely recommend them to anyone for whatever plumbing needs you have. Jeff is a master plumber and it shows."

"Excellent. Problem solved...and without a charge...not even a 'call' charge. We will continue to use this company for all our plumbing needs and we have a list of projects in mind. <br />"

"The process was simple, but in New Hampshire, if you live close to Concord, a homeowner can flush water and well with chlorine bleach and have the state lab run the water tests."

"We discovered a plumbing leak and the crawl space was flooded. This had obviously been leaking for an unknown period of time due to the plumbing problem. We never had water in the crawl space before. We noticed suspicious mold substance in the rafters and knew we needed to act quickly. We contacted 58 Foundations to evaluate and quote to correct/repair all issues. They inspected and confirmed they could help and that we did have Mold and developed a price quote for the repairs and perform Mold Remediation Services. We signed the contract to move forward asap. They scheduled the work to begin in the next few days. The original contract we signed, detailed the work that needed to be done for a total contract price of $22,011.00. We were notified the afternoon before the work was to begin that they failed to include $4,694.50 in their price breakdown and sent us a revision of $26,564.57. Mold Remediation: We were told a professional crew was to perform the remediation services with proper equipment and protection. Instead, the crew there doing all the other work did it and used no protective clothing, masks, gloves or equipment. They had rags, chemicals and spray bottles. I asked about the Mold crew that was supposed to do this and he said they were not available so his crew did the work. Numerous areas were left undone and when I pointed those areas out, they went back in to treat the areas. Installed a steel stabilizer to replace a wooden support. After installation, the front door had gaps and was sticking and is still sticking. Many other mistakes were made during the work, that I had to bring to their attention to correct/complete. At no time has management shown interest during and after completion of the job and to this date. Upon completion, the tech asked for the check for balance due. We had written it for the balance due of $22,026.022 and he said it was too much that it was only $17,472.65. It took 4 phone conversations with his office to determine the exact balance of the contract Our original contract was $22,011.00 – their revised contract was $26,564.57. At the time of final payment their total was still off by $100.00."

"Although I had a burst hot water heater leaking across my basement, they were unable to come out for the first assessment for two full days.  When the plumber did arrive, he was polite and professional, and did diagnose the need for a new water heater (as evidenced by the large amount of water throughout my basement).   He spoke to American Home Shield (AHS), who put up a fight, as my home warranty was in place for just a short-time (we had just recently bought the house).  AHS finally agreed to the covered replacement (water heater/installation/$250 of "code upgrades").  The bomb dropped when he quoted what my portion of the job cost would be after AHS paid their portion...$900...for the remainder of the needed "code upgrades".  After having recently replaced a similar unit in my last home, I knew this was high when factoring in AHS's portion, and approximately the cost of the replacement unit plus standard installation .  I suspect they were building in plenty of profit, as I suspect AHS does not pay normal market rates for the water heater replacement.  I asked them to try to be more competitive, but they were not willing to budge on their price.  <br /> Consequently, I called in another plumbing provider (not affiliated with AHS), and got a much more competitive cost (saving well over $300)  I settled with AHS for a payout, and did not use High-Priority for the replacement unit or plumbing services <br /> <br />"

"This is a company that was recommended to me by my previous plumber. They know what they're doing which makes me feel comfortable."