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"I came home at about 9:45 and heard water splashing somewhere in my house. I discovered that the pressure relief valve on my water heater was pouring water onto the floor in the utility closet of my single-story town home (on a concrete slab). The water had soaked through and out from the closet into the kitchen on the other side, and into the living room carpet. My entryway (adjacent to the utility closet) was flooded. I couldn't figure out how to turn off the water. I consulted the owner's manual for the water heater - the bottom half of which was soaked - but the troubleshooting section didn't have a section for "ZOMFG, water's pouring out onto the floor"! I couldn't remember who I'd called last time. With the sound of splashing water soaking more of my home in the background, I sat down at my computer and checked Angie's List for plumbers. John Henry's had a A rating with by far the most reviews, and seemed familiar so I called them. By now it was 10:00. The lady who answered the phone took my name, phone number and address, and then patched me through to the on-call plumber, Jeremy. Jeremy explained over the phone how to shut off the water (which should have been obvious to me), so that was a good start. He said it would be at least an hour before he could get to me - the streets were covered in glare ice this weekend, and the temperature was below zero - but he ended up showing up in about 30-40 minutes. He assessed the situation, diagnosed the problem immediately, quoted me a fair price, and when I agreed he got to work. He was only here for about 20 minutes and the problem was solved. He also gave me some advice against future such scenarios. There was a $100 trip fee for 7 pm to 7 am calls, but that was rolled into the cost of the repairs. I ended up paying $213.54, total, and all things considered it could have been much worse. As it turns out, even though I didn't remember Jeremy initially, he remembered me. He'd been here almost exactly two years ago replacing my kitchen faucet, and he did a bang-up job then, too. If I had remembered that when I was searching for a plumber in a panic, I wouldn't have thought twice about calling John Henry's again. Hopefully I'll remember next time."

"when tech showed up the dryer seemed to be working and heating however it did not when I called, seemed the heating element was cracked creating and off and on working condition. I went ahead to repair the problem by purchasing a new heating element. I was surprised however that the tech expected me to pay in full before he ordered the part and repaired the problem, but I did using my credit card knowing if there was a issue the credit card co. would have my back, The part was order and Alex fixed it as soon as it came in and was great"

"OK, but water was contaminated and no suggestions to improve it"

"Excellent service, punctuality & workmanship ."

"I found Dorian Dyer's original paintings to be thought provoking and yet peaceful at the same time. <br /> He creates scenes of a simple and pure love using subjects such as eagles, geese, buffalo, people, the Earth, and the cosmos.  All of Dorian's art expresses a connection with one another and all life.   <br /> With an initial gaze at Dorian's paintings you may see an abstract or New Age piece of art, but when you relax and take a few moments to look deeper, an inner knowing of the masterpiece of all life will come forward.  There is love, beauty, and a gentle reminder of God's presence within each piece of art. <br /> <br />"

"The response to my request through Angie's List was really quick - within a day. A guy came out to give me a quote and knew all about mortar. He didn't take a look at my entire house, just the two areas I knew about. I had the feeling he'd be doing the work, but he did subcontract it out. I asked how late in the year you can do tuck pointing and he said that as long as it's above freezing for several hours of the day that you could do it since the mortar provides its own heat as it cures. <br /> It was good that I happened to be home the day the subcontract company showed up because there was some loss of information between the time I talked with the first guy and what he wrote down for them to do. The team was really eager to help and walked around the house and found a lot of places that needed a little work and said they'd go ahead and take care of it all for the originally quoted price. They needed access to water and electricity, which was no problem. <br /> The crew left to get some dye to better match the patina on my mortar, which was a yellowish color on the outside, and then came back to do a test spot. That spot turned out to be too bright, so they came back after the weekend and did a little bit more and then finished the next day. <br /> The crew did a great job of finding a lot of places and of matching the mortar, I was really happy about that. The mortar did end up leaving hazy smudges on the bricks where they patched - I wonder if they could have done a better job cleaning that up or avoiding it int he first place. I haven't tried to just scrub it with some vinegar, but that might help. <br /> <br /> <br />"

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