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"We hired CNC to help replace a damaged / leaking main water line. The existing line had already been repaired in multiple locations, so CNC advised that it was time for a completely new run from the street or it would just break again (30yr old pvc). They brought in a hydrovac and horizontal drill to tunnel under the driveway and into the crawlspace. They got the job done in a single day, including installing an automatic shutoff (leak detection), and we were without water for less than a couple hours! After the city inspection (all handled by CNC) they came back and replaced the concrete and landscaping that was disturbed in the process. We?ve also had them work on our kitchen faucet, and replace some old fixtures in both bathrooms (toilets & new shower hardware). Absolutely recommend them for all your plumbing needs, and that?s not all they do! As a homeowner, I know they?ll be here again in the future, and I know that I?ll get the best service."

"Wilson from Wolcott Plumbing did a very fine job of replacing 2 toilets in our house. He answered all our questions, explained everything in a friendly, efficient manner and did a speedy job. If we ever have plumbing needs in the future we'll call Wolcott and request Wilson to do the work. Very happy with Wilson's attitude and work."

"I met Nick after another local outfit fixed the main shut off valve in my basement. The fix was needed after discovering that my water bill had unexpectedly jumped from previous usage and in the steps to determine if there was a leak inside or outside of the house. Because the main shut off was faulty that was the first needed step. The first plumber did indeed replace the main shut off inside the house for 550$. Being a first time homeowner and not being a plumber by trade I assumed that the cost was industry standard. After the shut off was repaired the plumber confirmed that the meter was still spinning and that the mystery leak was outside, meaning that I would need a new water main at a cost of 5300$ of which they would deduct the 550$ we paid for the shut off to be replaced. The price tag was way beyond what we could financially swallow with out a second opinion. Thats how I met Nick. He came out the same day to access and bid the water main replacement. 2775$ was the bid he gave and even apologized that it wasn’t less given the short distance to the house but that there are minimums on equipment which I completely understood. Nick was very honest and upfront about what needed to be done. I asked about a “re-plumb” of the entire house which was being very strongly pitched by the other two outfits that I took bids from. Nick asked, “why, is something broken or not working well?” In fact we don’t have any notable water or plumbing needs or problems. That exchange demonstrated that Nick wasn’t at my house to get my money, he was there to do an honest job and help me sort out the problem at hand. Nick did an incredible job with prep to protect the inside of my house and the clean up was as if he’d never been there. On parting Nick even said I could text him plumbing pictures/questions in the future and he’d help triage the situation for me. That kind of service comes from values that we should all aspire too. Nick is a now a permanent in my contacts list as Nick the plumber and now if someone asks if I know a plumber I can enthusiastically say, “yeah, I know a guy.”"

"We recently moved in and the plumbing inspection helped me to assess what we may need going forward. They made a couple small repairs on the spot. Gave an estimate for replacing an older water heater. Nice guys...professional.
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"Great. He found the metal blocking the disposal and saved me having to install new one. Tightened my faucet in about half a minute. Replaced line and shut off valve to my dishwasher, increasing my water pressure. Showed me how to take toilet fill valve apart to clean out rust so I did not have to call them again."

"I originally contacted J&M with regards to cleaning and repairing my clothes dryer vent. The air ducts in my 20 year old house had never been cleaned so I had that done too. They did a very thorough job cleaning the air ducts and it has made a significant difference in the amount of dust in my house. The best part of their job was when the cleaned my dryer vent. It had not been cleaned for more than 10 years (my bad!). My dryer vent comes out of my house on one of the cut-outs in the foundation. I didn't realize that it had become disconnected to the outlet vent and was basically laying in the crawl space of my house blowing out lint and moisture. In order to clean it one of the guys had to crawl under my house and reconnect it and then they fabricated a metal plate where it exits my house to keep it from becoming disconnected in the future. My vent was completely full of lint, they must have cleaned out about a bushel basket worth. My dryer works fantastic now, it's like having a new clothes dryer.  The job they did was absolutely fantastic. They not only met my expectations but far exceeded them. 
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"Grumpy's Drains was the only company who could get us on their schedule within a week. A half hour before our appointment time, Keith called to let me know he was on his way and then showed up exactly on time. My husband had tried to snake the drains multiple times with no success. Keith was able to clean the clog out of the tub in less than 10 minutes (water balloon and hair clog). He then went to work on the pedestal sink. That was a much more difficult clog while working in a tight space. Keith was cheerful, funny and kind the entire time. The first clog cost a flat $178 and the additional drain was $88. It was money well spent and I would absolutely call on this company again in the future."

"Dave started with a meeting with us to discuss what we wanted to do, and he gave suggestions about materials, and discussed what it would take. In detail, the bid included everything we could expect, and included what options we might have to add things he thought of that we didn't. He came the first day with a day-by-day description of what would be done. That really helped me because I was home that week, and I knew where to keep the dogs out of the way and how long we'd be without the oven and dishwasher- as it turned out only a day or two. Dave and his staff were unimposing, respectful of my home (and actually cleaned up the dust that went into the living room!) I trust Dave because he takes the time to be the best of his peers, and lives by his ethical beliefs. He's great!"

"Joey and Deandre came and walked me through the process with details. Did a very good job. Looking forwards to get the roofing replacement done."

"well... the work was done by Ecowater Northwest who is no longer. Reason for the review is that when I stopped hearing from Ecowater Northwest, I found out they were bought out by Culligan. Which is confusing because if you google Ecowater Northwest, you get Wolfer's Heating whose website claims they now own EcoWater Northwest. It seems Culligan got all the old customer files from Ecowater Northwest and Wolfer's got the rights to carry the Ecowater brand going forward. So I called Culligan last year and they found my file from Ecowater Northwest and they said they could support me for replacement filters for the systems that EcoWater Northwest had installed in my home. Great. For a while.
Fast forward to today.. I haven't heard from Culligan since July of this year. The way Ecowater Northwest operated, they would send notices to their customers when it was time to replace filters. I have 4 different filters in my systems and sure hope Culligan is tracking it. The Ecowater RO filters are proprietary and not allowed for sale on the internet - so you are locked in to a Ecowater dealer. Who is it.. Culligan? or Wolfer's? Who's going to continue the maintenance agreement of notifying legacy Ecowater Northwest customers that it's time to replace filters?
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